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Up All Night: 21/04/2010

21/04/2010

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Latest on the ash cloud plus a priest hits out at the cover up of sexual abuse of children

Why the Pope should go, by a Roman Catholic priest. After undercover boss, Australia sends its CEOs to sleep on the streets.

Rhod Sharp with the latest on the lifting of the flight ban. 

James Scahill the parish priest in the diocese of Springfield, Massachusetts has called some leaders of the church "felons" who should resign if they have any integrity left relating to the cover up of sexual abuse of children. He described it as a "systemic cover up".

Staggering levels of opium and heroin have been detected in Afghan children as young as 14 years by a team of researchers hired by the US State Department. The study's lead researchers Dr Bruce Goldberger Professor and Director of toxicology at University of Florida in the College of Medicine.

Including, Australia sending its CEOs to sleep on the streets plus the religious figure who blames a spate of recent earthquakes on women of easy virtue.

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