1Deep Trouble We are over-fishing our oceans and the most striking evidence for this is that the whales are starving. When these giant mammals wash up on our beaches their stomachs are analysed, and there are clear signs of malnutrition. Marine biologist Steve O�Shea says we�re eating what the whales would have been eating. We might think the Japanese are cruel for harpooning whales, but the fact is we are all guilty of whale slaughter.

2Child Killers After 17 years, it is an image that still sickens us - toddler James Bulger being led out of an English shopping centre by two boys with murder on their minds. Robert Thompson and Jon Venables were ten years old when they tortured and killed James. It was a case that shocked the world. Yet after only eight years of �rehabilitation", they were released - returned to society with new identities and clean slates. Now Jon Venables has been convicted and jailed for another horrible crime, raising the question - should he and Thompson have been let out in the first place?

3Penelope At 36, Spanish actress Penelope Cruz is one of the most sensual and photographed women in the world. Last year she took home the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress � the first Spanish actress ever to win an Academy Award. How did this versatile performer, from a working class suburb of Madrid, become this generation�s Sophia Loren? In a rare interview, the Spanish star opens up about her life, career and childhood.

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