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Dame Stella Rimington was the Director-General of MI5 from 1992 to 1996. Listen to highlights from her programme below.

Dame Stella Rimington with editor Simon Hamer
Dame Stella in the Today studio
Dame Stella Rimington being interviewed on the Today programme
Damon investigating Mali's waste disposal

Trust in Politics

What drives the seeming decline in the public's trust in politicians? Has sleaze undermined confidence, or do we just lack great politicians with real life experience?

From the declining power of Parliament to the growing power of special media advisors, Dame Stella Rimington reports from Westminster on what can be done to restore our trust in politics.

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William Pitt the Younger
Pitt the Younger

Could the celebrated 18th Century politician, William Pitt the Younger, survive in today's Westminster? 

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Wikipedia - Britain's youngest PM
A victim of abuse
Abused women

We highlight the plight of women who are victims of domestic violence but who have no recourse to help from the state.

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Refuge - domestic violence charity
Sean Connery as 007
Spy writing

How does fiction compare to the reality of spying? Our guest editor discusses the issue with spy writer Henry Porter.

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Dame Stella Rimington
Dame Stella's programme

Our guest editor talks about the issues of trust, politicians and media that she tried to communicate in her Boxing Day programme.

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