CanaryPod 23 July 2017 – School is out for the summer (Part 2)
Following on from Friday’s ‘end of term’ special, in this week’s episode The Canary’s Editor in Chief, Kerry-Anne Mendoza (@TheMendozaWoman), talks with Steve Topple (@MrTopple) about two stories from the news this week: The treatment of child sexual assault survivors by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority and the DPAC protests at the last PMQs of the parliamentary term.
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Episode Credits:
Presented by Kerry-Anne Mendoza Speaking to Steve Topple
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Produced and edited by Nancy Mendoza and Mia Barnes (@migseytwit)
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