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07/03/2011
Matthew Wright revisits the blind patients given sight with a pioneering surgery. Plus, are London's libraries are worth saving, and the residents hiring private police for safety.
Two years on, Matthew Wright revisits the blind pioneering patients given sight after a radical bionic eye surgery to see how they're getting on. Big Issue founder John Bird asks if London's libraries are really worth saving. And, David Whiteley meets the residents hiring in private police to keep their communities safe.
Last on
Mon 7 Mar 201119:30
BBC One London
Clips
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Blind patients with bionic eyes
Duration: 08:09
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Private policing and community safety
Duration: 08:20
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John Bird on London's libraries
Duration: 08:56
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Bionic eye patients
Duration: 02:24
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Matthew Wright |
| Series Producer | Andy Richards |
| Reporter | John Bird |
| Reporter | David Whiteley |
Broadcast
- Mon 7 Mar 201119:30BBC One London
