Tuesday, February 26, 2008

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TUESDAY 26TH FEBRUARY 22:30 GMT - BBC TWO
FROM PROGRAMME PRODUCER DAN KELLY

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CHIP AND PIN
Whatever you buy in the shops, you probably pay with a chip and pin card, tonight Newsnight has exclusive evidence that they are vulnerable to fraudsters. The implications could be huge for millions of shoppers. We'll be asking what are the banks going to do about it?

Let us know if you think you have been a victim of chip and pin fraud.

TERROR TRAIL
The missed opportunities in picking up the July 21 bombers can be disclosed today following the conviction of one of the most senior terrorist recruiters in Britain - a man who called himself "Osama bin London". Peter Marshall has the full story.

JERSEY CLAIMS
After the horrific findings in a Jersey children?s home last week, more accusations have been made on the island today of a "cover-up" in relation to separate child abuse allegations at a school in the 1990s. Are the authorities responsible for a conspiracy of silence over many years or are the claims without foundation? We have a report tonight from Jersey.

NADER INTERVIEW
From the US we have an interview with the independent Presidential candidate Ralph Nader - why does he keep running for President and is he proud of his role in helping George W Bush to win the election of 2000?

Join Jeremy tonight at 10.30pm on BBC2

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 LAST NIGHT'S HIGHLIGHT

An EU spokesman has said that a peacekeeping force may be operating in Chad within weeks.
This report contains images some viewers may find disturbing.


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