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Sun Online publishes Tony Blair podcast
The Prime Minister entered the digital age yesterday with an interview about his plans to end anti-social behaviour on Britain's streets.
During the five-minute podcast, the PM is questioned by Sun political editor George Pascoe-Watson on his new "respect" agenda.
He urges people to "shop a yob" and promises tough new powers for police to close rowdy pubs, take drug dealers' money and evict people who cause mayhem.
Mr Blair said: "None of us alone, not even Government, can put respect back at the heart of our communities.
"But acting together we can - and we will."
Download the podcast here.
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