Crime World Extra: The 'Cocaine Goldrush'

Crime World Extra: The 'Cocaine Goldrush'

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Inside ‘Dubai Central’ jail, the ‘hell on earth’ where Daniel Kinahan is being held

The prison where Daniel Kinahan is being held has been described as Dubai’s version of Alcatraz with overcrowded cells, basic food and where inmates have their heads shaved.So what do we know about Al Awir Central? Nicola is joined by journalist Maeve McTaggart who tells us about ...  Show more

A Closer Look: Daniel Kinahan, boxing, the rise & fall

Our sister podcast Indo Sport talk about Daniel Kinahan’s recent arrest and his presence in the world of boxing, with Kinahan routinely and openly name-checked by fighters and power brokers as one of the sport’s foremost figures.Crime World’s Nicola Tallant and journalist Kieran ...  Show more

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