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Inside Out South East: 13/01/2016

13/01/2016

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Why the Kent and Sussex coast is a hotspot for marine mammals.

Investigating the latest meat scam. Why the growing encampment at Calais may prove a security threat to the UK. And why the Kent and Sussex coast is a hotspot for marine mammals.

Jon Cuthill investigates the latest meat scam involving  butchers, abattoirs and a restaurant chain in Sussex where goat is being passed off as lamb. As the Calais 'jungle' grows into a minicity, security experts tell Gareth Furby how it could become a haven for terrorists targeting the UK, and Natalie Graham examines why the Kent and Sussex coast is a hotspot for marine mammals, as we follow the research team to see why they come, the rescue team who pick them up when they get lost and the extraordinary work of the people who do post mortems to see why they floundered.

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