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Stephen Nolan sits in for Victoria Derbyshire and looks at sentencing after the riots, the East African famine and Enterprise Zones.

Stephen looks at the famine in East Africa - the worst of its kind for 60 years - speaking to aid workers and the advisor to the Prime Minister of Somalia.

He discusses the 21 new 'Enterprise Zones' announced by the Government today - asking whether they'll work?

The Assistant Chief Constable of Cheshire Police - Phil Thompson - takes calls and talks about the severity of the sentencing in the wake of the rioting across England

Plus, a woman who came home from a weekend away to find squatters sitting at her kitchen table, drinking her wine and wearing her clothes.

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Wed 17 Aug 201110:00
BBC Radio 5 Live

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  • Wed 17 Aug 201110:00
    BBC Radio 5 Live