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29 September 2007
Fi
is joined in the studio by
Albert Beale,
who describes himself as a
'militant pacifist'
.
Plus we meet
forensic artist
Lois Gibson
, hear Inheritance Tracks from a
teenage dad
, we have poetry from
Kate Fox
, comments from
Dr. Andrew Roberts
and impassioned plea for
ugly dogs
Read Kate's poems for this week
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As a forensic artist
Lois Gibson
has helped convict more than 1,000 criminals.
INHERITANCE TRACKS
Ricky Dacres
is a teenage dad and he chose
The Harder They Come
by Jimmy Cliff and
People
by Common
GUERRILLA REPORTER
Ruth Haycox
makes a case for the dogs other people don't want. Simon (pictured left) needs a home -
do you need a dog?
STUDIO GUEST
Dr Andrew Roberts
is a columnist for The Sunday Telegraph, who has written many books about and broadcasts on history and politics.
MEET THE POET
Kate Fox
is a poet and comedian based in Newcastle upon Tyne and she makes her inaugural Saturday Live appearance this week
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As a forensic artist Lois Gibson has helped convict more than 1,000 criminals.
Ricky Dacres is a teenage dad and he chose The Harder They Come by Jimmy Cliff and People by Common
Ruth Haycox makes a case for the dogs other people don't want. Simon (pictured left) needs a home - 
Dr Andrew Roberts is a columnist for The Sunday Telegraph, who has written many books about and broadcasts on history and politics.
