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Privacy

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The British are said to be obsessed by their privacy - but some people are concerned about what they consider to be increasingly serious invasions of their privacy. What is privacy, why is it important, and is it being unjustifiably invaded?
The programme includes interviews with TONY SMYTHE , General Secretary of the National Council for Civil Liberties; LORD RITCHIE-CALDER; a Consultant Surgeon; and JACK STRAW, President of the National Union of Students.
Introduced by HUGH MCPHERSON Produced by DANIEL SNOWMAN

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Unknown:
Tony Smythe
Introduced By:
Hugh McPherson
Produced By:
Daniel Snowman
Source: Radio Times

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