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Sunday Sequence: Life after misallegations of abuse, science says GM foods are safe, the Irish Catholic Church's Polish stalwarts

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22/05/2016

Life after misallegations of abuse, science says GM foods are safe, the Irish Catholic Church's Polish stalwarts

BBC Radio Ulster - Sunday Sequence, Life after misallegations of abuse, science says GM foods are safe, the Irish Catholic Church's Polish stalwarts

The impact of misallegations of abuse. The ethics of not growing GM Foods.

The impact of being wrongfully accused of abuse. Scientists say GM foods are safe so is it unethical not to grow them? How Poles became pillars of the Irish Catholic Church.

After the allegations - the impact of being wrongfully accused of abuse. Scientists say GM foods are safe so is it unethical not to grow them? And how Poles became pillars of the Irish Catholic Church. Presented by Roisin McAuley.

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