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Posted December 15, 2012 00:54:14

Friday Late is a weekly interview program from the people who bring you PM. Daily current affairs doesn't always have time to let guests stretch out and expand on their knowledge - Friday Late will fill that gap. Each week, Mark Colvin will be talking to three or four newsmakers, analysts and thinkers about the events that shape our time. On the program tonight, William Shawcross is the son of the top British prosecutor at the Nuremberg War Crime trials. He discusses what he learnt from his father about international justice and how he regards the Guantanamo Bay Al-Qaeda trials. Also Eveline Chao gives us some insight into censorship in China. She reveals how it works openly at newspapers and magazines, and more surreptitiously on the internet. And Good Italy, Bad Italy - Bill Emmott reflects on Prime Minister Mario Monti's year at the head of a so-called 'technocratic' government.

Mark Colvin

Source: Friday Late | Duration: 53min 50sec

Features

  1. 'We're through the looking glass,' Alec Baldwin says of impersonating Donald Trump Baldwin on impersonating Trump

    Alec Baldwin has shot to new levels of fame for his impersonation of US President Donald Trump, and says the key is finding the insecurity behind the facade.

  2. The British and Scottish Saltire flag fly above the Scottish Office in Whitehall, with the London Eye wheel seen behind. Indyref 2.0

    By Barbara Miller

    Scotland could get another chance to vote on independence from the UK — but this time Brexit has raised the stakes even higher, Barbara Miller writes.

  3. Alina Zeldovich and Zoe Rodgers - then, on the cover of The Bulletin in 1990, and now, in 2017. Where are they now?

    By Ann Arnold

    It's been 30 years since The Bulletin predicted these women would make it "in a man's world".

  4. Inside the Australian Cyber Security Centre conference Zero day exploits

    By national technology reporter Jake Sturmer

    The WikiLeaks data dump of thousands of alleged CIA documents shed light on businesses that buy and sell what are known as "zero day exploits".

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