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Audrey Carville and guests debate the week's religious and ethical news.

Audrey Carville and guests debate the week's religious and ethical news and explore the world of culture and ideas.

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Sunday Sequence: A cosmetic appearance

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Children are getting botox and fillers - is it time for the law to step in? 

Unlike GB, where cosmetic procedures such as botox and fillers are solely for over-18s, no such legislation has been introduced at Stormont.

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Children as young as 13 are getting cosmetic treatments including botox and fillers. The law in GB says you must be over 18 but similar legislation has not been introduced at Stormont. Presenter Audrey Carville in conversation with child psychologist Stella O'Malley, behavioural consultant Jenni McLean and Tanya Khan who runs an aesthetic skin clinic in Belfast.
Also on the programme: Rishi Sunak is Britain's youngest and wealthiest prime minister in over 200 years. He's also its first Hindu. Will his premiership be shaped in any way by his religious beliefs?
And from the King's Speech to Simon Coveney - how overcoming a stammer can change a life. 


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