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BBC One - The Big Questions, Series 5, Episode 17

After the Asian grooming case does the Pakistani community need to put its house in order?

After the Asian grooming case does the Pakistani community need to put its house in order? Is it ever right to spy on a spouse? Should doctors be forced to act against conscience?

Nicky Campbell presents The Big Questions live from West London. The three debates are: 

after the Asian grooming case, does the Pakistani community need to put its house in order?; 

is it ever right to spy on your spouse?; 

and should doctors be forced to act against conscience? 

Among those taking part are: Anne Cryer, former Labour MP for Keighley; Mohammed Shafique from the Ramadan Foundation; Andrew Norfolk, from The Times; and the journalists Julie Bindel and Sunny Hundal.

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