Morning Ireland
10 August 2005

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Dr Derrick Pounder, professor of forensic science, discusses the plan to hire a special forensic expert to help find remains of those killed by paramilitaries in Northern Ireland

Brendan Fitzpatrick asks Francisco Santos Calderon, Colombian Vice President, for his view on what should happen next in the cases of Niall Connolly, James Monaghan and Martin McCauley

Mary Harney, Tánaiste and acting Minister for Justice, discusses the legal implications of the case and the possibilities of extraditing the three men or allowing them to serve their sentences in Ireland

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports ahead of the London court appearance of a man arrested for shoplifting that gardaí want to question over his wife's death in Dublin two years ago

Shane Ross, Senator and Sunday Independent Business Editor, disputes the figures in the National Toll Roads report and argues tolls on the M50 should be scrapped

Niamh Sweeney reports on the increasing usage of digital cameras as UK electronics chain Dixons announces it is to no longer stock 35mm cameras

Prof William Binchy, a sponsor of the 1983 pro-life amendment to Irish law and Prof Ivana Bacik, spokesperson for the Irish Family Planning Association's new campaign, debate the issue of Ireland's abortion legislation

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