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	TUESDAY 19 JUNE 22:30 BST - BBC TWO FROM PROGRAMME PRODUCER KAVITA PURI Hello, NAVY "I welcome the report's clear recommendation that media payments to serving military or civilian personnel, for talking about their work, should simply not be allowed," so said Defence Secretary Des Browne in the Commons today. He was talking about the way the MoD handled the media following the detention of 15 navy personnel by Iran in March. There was also another report today into the affair - examining how the incident occured in the first place. Browne admitted that collective failures led to the sailors seizure. Mark Urban will be analysing the content of the two reports. PRISONS With the prison population topping 81,000, the Justice Secretary Lord Falconer says he will release over a thousand prisoners early to ease the overcrowding crisis. Is this the right way to be dealing with our lack of prison places? Michael Crick investigates. CLICK HERE TO POST YOUR COMMENTS AFGHANISTAN David Loyn meets the grandson of the former King of Afghanistan who's a member of a new secular opposition party. He tells us why his party, the National Front, which also includes communists and former warlords, is a challenge to President Karzai. TRACEY EMIN Stephen Smith has had a sneak preview of an art collection by some of Britain's top artists, in aid of the NSPCC. He meets Tracey Emin - and let's say - it's a rather edgy interview. See what I mean at 22.30 with Jeremy. Kavita Missed Newsnight? Click here to watch the latest programme online Newsnight Blog Add your comments to our correspondents' blogs: CLICK HERE
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