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Daily Politics: 2010 Election Debates

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Daily Politics: 2010 Election Debates: The Crime Debate

The Crime Debate

20/04/2010

2010 Election Debates

BBC Two - Daily Politics, 2010 Election Debates, The Crime Debate

Andrew Neil and Mark Easton host an election campaign debate on crime and policing.

Alan Johnson for Labour, Chris Grayling for the Conservatives and Chris Huhne for the Lib Dems debate crime and policing. With Andrew Neil and Mark Easton.

Live debate on crime and policing between Alan Johnson for Labour, Chris Grayling for the Conservatives and Chris Huhne for the Lib Dems. They are cross-examined by Andrew Neil and BBC home editor Mark Easton.

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