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03/12/2012
A woman rebuilds her family life after a stroke robs her of 14 years of memories. Plus should some disabled people who claim benefits be forced to do work experience?
Sarah Thomson and her husband Chris tell us how they're rebuilding their marriage and family life after a stroke robbed her of 14 years of memories. Sentences for knife crime are tougher in England and Wales from today - but will six months in prison be a real deterrent? Plus people claiming sickness and disability benefits could be forced to take part in a government backed work experience programme. We talk to claimants who fear the system is unfair.
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Mon 3 Dec 201210:00
BBC Radio 5 Live
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- Mon 3 Dec 201210:00BBC Radio 5 Live
