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Last night I appeared on BBC TV's Question Time. You can watch it again here. On Wednesday the Moral Maze, on which I am a panellist, discussed drug legalisation. It was, ahem, rather lively. You can listen to it here.
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Melanie Phillips is a Daily Mail columnist. She also writes for the Jewish Chronicle and is a panellist on BBC Radio Four's Moral Maze. Her most recent book is 'Londonistan', published by Encounter and Gibson Square.
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October 22nd, 2007 7:18pmI guess "rather lively" is one way to describe resulting to personal attacks when you lose the argument...