S55 · E40

Give Us Your DNA

Sep 24, 2007

Someone is added to the DNA database every minute, including people who haven't been charged with any offence. It can solve crimes and free the innocent. So shouldn't all of us now be on the database whether we like it or not, or should we pull back? Vivian White investigates.

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Give Us Your DNA

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