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My name's Linda Davies and I Commission Podcasts for BBC Sounds.

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What you may not know is that the BBC makes podcasts about all kinds of things like pop stars,

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Thank you for downloading this edition of More or Less from BBC Radio 4.

Here's Tim Harford.

Hello and welcome to more or less the sandbag holding back the flood of bad statistics in the news and in life.

This week we'll be asking whether if your life depended on someone scoring a century in cricket,

you'd send Kevin Peterson out to bat.

We'll look at the claim that two-thirds of millionaires left the UK to avoid the 50-P tax rate.

And Ruth Alexander answers the important question of how high you can build a LEGO tower

before the bottom brick collapses.

Because we're beginning to get a little bit nervous about the number of bits that might fly

into and it's failing, we're setting it up to do it automatically so that we could all back out

of the room so that none of us is in range when the thing goes bang.

But first, this week Lord

Leveson published his report into the culture, practice and ethics of the

press and made recommendations about how it should be regulated in the future.

From the benches of the House of Commons to homes across Britain,

people have been talking about what the future of the press should be.

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