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THE MORAL MAZE
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Wednesday 8.00-8.45pm
repeated Saturday 10.15-11.00pm
Michael Buerk chairs a live debate in which a regular panel cross-examines guests who have conflicting views on the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories. Combative, provocative and engaging, it's one of Radio 4's most popular discussion programmes.
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Wednesday 4 August 2004


The Moral Maze team
Melanie Phillips
Claire Fox
Michael Gove
Clifford Longley

Roger Bolton chairs the last programme in the current series.

Animal Rights Campaigners

They have been painted as feckless veggies or masked extremists. But the convictions of animal rights campaigners are a bit more complex than that.

The Maze team of Melanie Phillips, Claire Fox, Michael Gove and Clifford Longley will be cross-examining the experts who believe either that animals can be legitimately used for the sake of humans as long as we spare them pain. Or that animals are not inferior or subordinate to humans and to think otherwise is to be guilty of 'speciesism'.

Should human interests take moral precedence over the interests of non-human animals? An emotive Moral Maze is guaranteed.


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