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Escape from slavery

Reality Check: London slavery case, Day to End Impunity, JFK 50th anniversary, Deeb on Egypt today, "El Rey"

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People are dismayed that slaves could be held in central London

Three women have escaped from a central London house where they were allegedly enslaved under horrific conditions.

Our London correspondent, Natalie Feary, describes the investigation into this shocking case that has stunned the British public.

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Journalists and free speech campaigners can face death

Day to End Impunity

Annie Game of International Freedom of Expression Exchange explains the aims of the day, and how her organisation is working to defent and promote free expression.

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JFK is still an iconic figure around the world

50th anniversary of JFK assassination

Julian Read was a press aide for the Texas Governer, and was travelling in a media bus behind the presidential limousine. He talks to Steve Crilley about what happened that day and the legacy of JFK.

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"We've gone a long way, so I still have hope.."

Divided Egypt

Egyptian rapper, Deeb, describes the divides he sees in Egypt and the remarkable achievements of the revolution.

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Stefan Lechner

"El Rey"

Austrian filmmaker Stefan Lechner tells Chris Cummins about a musical road trip he made through central America and the resulting film, which premieres at the Vienna Latin American film festival tomorrow.

FM4 Reality Check

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