15/01/2013
Trouble at the Short Strand interface, the opening of a not for profit brothel for people with mental & physical disabilities. & Victoria Webster who became a doctor, despite having Cerebral Palsy.
More trouble at the Short Strand interface in East Belfast last night.. Petrol bombs thrown and attempted bus hijackings, with police keeping rival factions apart... At one stage, a group of special needs children were forced to flee St Matthew's Church Hall because of the violence..
Also on the programme..
We talk to one of the UK's most infamous Madams about why she's opening a not for profit brothel for people with mental and physical disabilities...
And the amazing story of Victoria Webster who battled against all the odds to become a doctor, despite suffering from cerebral palsy...
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- Tue 15 Jan 201309:03BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle
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