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Victoria Derbyshire: 01/02/2011

01/02/2011

BBC Radio 5 Live - Victoria Derbyshire, 01/02/2011

Egypt protests latest, online crime map crashes, Liverpool and Chelsea's spending splurge.

Victoria speaks to a man who lives near the Presidential Palace in Egypt, and a British man at Cairo airport. Also, the police's crime map website for England and Wales crashes.

Victoria gets the latest on the situation in Egypt, and speaks to a man who lives near the Presidential Palace, as well as a British man stuck at Cairo Airport. She also speaks to a woman who has fled Cairo for the safety of her mum's house in Worcestershire.

Also, the police launch a crime map for England and Wales, which crashes because of the number of people trying to access it. Assistant Chief Constable Steve Mortimore explains the thinking behind the site.

As the transfer window shuts, eyes are watering at the £134m Liverpool and Chelsea spent between them. Former sports minister Gerry Sutcliffe, football writer David Conn, and former MK Dons boss Martin Allen discuss whether, in this current age of austerity, the big money transfers of Andy Carroll and Fernando Torres will become increasingly rare.

And for the first time, the FA has suspended an amateur football club, because of complaints about the behaviour of parents on the touchline.

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