Episode 3
From Hutchesons' Grammar School in Glasgow, Nicky Campbell asks: Is it ever too late to confess? Should it be legal to get high? And, are girls being robbed of their innocence?
From Hutchesons' Grammar School in Glasgow, Nicky Campbell asks: Is it ever too late to confess? Should it be legal to get high? And, are girls being robbed of their innocence?
Amongst those taking part will be Baroness Meacher, chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group for Drug Policy Reform; Diane Abbott MP, Shadwow Minister for Public Health; Chief Superintendent Craig Suttie; Liz Leydon, Editor of the Scottish Catholic Observer; Tim Maguire from Scottish Humanists; the former cyclist, Richard Moore; Eric Carlin, former government advisor on the misuse of drugs; Will Manson from Maxie Richards Foundation; Maryon Stewart from Angelus Foundation; Pete White from Positive Prison? Positive Futures; the sociologist, Dr Rachel Russell; Kim Smith, National Co-ordinator YWCA Scotland; and Neil Ednie, pageant director of Miss Teen Beauty Queen UK.
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The Big Questions featured in this episode
Is it ever too late to confess?
Should it be legal to get high?
And, are girls being robbed of their innocence?
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January 20th Glasgow
January 27th Salford
February 3rd Leicester
February 10th Cardiff
February 17th Northolt, West London
February 24th Southampton
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Nicky Campbell |
| Director | Rob Hopkin |
| Participant | Diane Abbott |
Broadcast
- Sun 20 Jan 201310:00
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The last edition of this series will be on Sunday June 11th.
