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Up All Night: 04/02/2012

04/02/2012

BBC Radio 5 Live - Up All Night, 04/02/2012

Syrian embassies in London and Cairo invaded, we hear from protestors. And World Football.

Syrians in Berlin, London and Cairo invade their country's embassies. We hear from two protestors. And how did Anonymous hack a phone call between the FBI and Scotland Yard?

Frustration with the slow pace of action against the Assad regime seems to have prompted invasions of Syria's embassies in London, Cairo and Berlin in the early morning. We hear from two Syrian protestors, one in Cairo and the other in London. 

As the cold weather moves in we hear from three people helping street sleepers and other vulnerable people find shelter overnight.

A U.S. federal investigation into allegations of doping made against Lance Armstrong was dropped on Friday. Does this finally lift the cloud of suspicion from him? Brian Holcombe, the managing editor of 'Velo' cycling magazine gives Dotun his verdict.

How do you hack a phonecall between the FBI and Scotland Yard. Former NSA analyst Marcus Carey, a security researcher at Rapid 7, explains how Anonymous might have done it.

And has The Gent gone too far? Will he lose that black armband? Sean Wheelock, Tim Vickery and Dotun discuss what could be one of the World Football Phone-in's most controversial decisions.

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