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Nicky Campbell presents The Big Questions live from Ashton Park School in Bristol.

Nicky Campbell presents. Do some crimes deserve the death penalty? Is there something rotten at the heart of British politics? And, should halal and kosher meat be labelled?

Nicky Campbell presents The Big Questions live from Ashton Park School in Bristol. Do some crimes deserve the death penalty? Is there something rotten at the heart of British politics? And, should halal and kosher meat be labelled? Amongst those taking part are Mail on Sunday columnist Peter Hitchens, Labour MP for Newport West Paul Flynn, broadcaster James O'Brien, Bruce Anderson from The Spectator, Dr Elizabeth David-Barrett from Oxford University and Dr Michael Naughton from The Innocence Network.

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