On Saturday Steve Rolles appeared on BBC Radio 4's flagship current affairs show, the Today programme, to discuss drugs policy reform, specifically Transform's new book 'After the War on Drugs: Blueprint for Regulation' (launched last week). Interviewed by John Humphrys, Steve was joined by Tom Wainright from the Economist. You can listen to the audio on the BBC Today website here.
Other media coverage of 'After the War on Drugs: Blueprint for Regulation'
- CNN Connect the World (Global) 17.11.09
Interview with Steve Rolles(video)
CNN Connect the world blog (200 comments)
- ABC News (Australia) 16.11.09
Ex-Minister Backs Illegal Drugs Regulation
- Late Night Live with Philip Adams (ABC Australia) 22 min audio. 16.11.09
After the War on Drugs (interview with Steve Rolles and Deborah Small)
- Associated Press 13.11.09 (US) - Picked up by around 20 local and regional news outlets
Advocates Against War on Drugs working on options
- The Economist 13.11.09
Drugs - virtually legal
- The Daily Record 13.11.09 (Scotland) News piece
Legalise drugs and Save Scotland £2biillion a year
- The Daily Record 13.11.09 (Scotland) Favourable editorial
Time is Right for Drugs Debate
- BBC news 12.11.09
Sell drugs in shops - think tank - Sue Blackmore on the Guardian CiF 12.11.09
The jaw-jaw after the War on Drugs - Reason magazine 12.11.09
A Don't Ask, Don't Tell Policy for Opium Dens
- Johann Hari in the Independent 11.11.09
Accept the facts - and end this futile war on drugs - Johann Hari on The Huffington post 11.11.09 (same as Independent article above)
Face the Facts and end the War on Drugs - Sunday People 08.11.09
Not as Nutty as you think
- Sunday Times o8.11.09
Lord McCluskey calls for drugs to be legalised - Sky News 03.11.09
Sacking may boost drug legalisation drive - Reuters - The Great Debate 03.10.09
Fresh thinking in the war on drugs
pic: the Guardian
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