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Private Lives
Britain is the only major European country not to have laws controlling personal information stored on computers. Yet, two years ago, a government committee recommended a comprehensive system of regulation which has widespread support, from civil liberty groups to the computer industry itself. Why has nothing been done? How big a threat is there to our privacy? What should happen now?
Presenter Hugo Young
Producer CAROLINE THOMSON (Repeated: Thurs 11.5am)

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Presenter:
Hugo Young
Producer:
Caroline Thomson
Source: Radio Times

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