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Raymond Gilmour was a secret agent who infiltrated the IRA on behalf of British security services.

Now based in the South East, he says he has been abandoned by those he loyally served and left to live destitute with severe mental health problems.

Mr Gilmour lives under a false identity, having passed on sensitive information about IRA military operations in the 1970s and 1980s.

He says he lives is fear of assassination despite being responsible for saving many British lives.

Colin Campbell, our 麻豆约拍 Affairs Correspondent, covers the details of the case (06.08 & 08.08) and Liam Clarke from the Belfast Telegraph tells John and Clare the significance of this outcry (07.08).

Also on the programme, Medway Council expects the number of dementia sufferers in Medway to double in the next twenty years.

Councillors will might tonight to discuss care, health and wellbeing of all age groups in the area.

Theresa Murray, the opposition labour spokesperson for Health at Medway Council discusses what needs to be done to improve the quality of life in Medway (07.22).

The husband of Maureen Ruperal suffers from dementia. She tells John and Clare her difficulties in caring for him in Kent (08.23).

And Father David Ropers has created a campaign group in Thanet in a bid to reclaim the streets of Broadstairs from binge drinkers and revellers.

On top of this, Councillor David Green, the Mayor of Ramsgate, is demanding more police on the beat near the harbour to ensure that residents and visitors are not fearful on going there.

Jo Burn discovers the extent of the problems in Thanet and the steps being taken to solve them (06.40).

And Councillor Green gives John and Clare greater details on the antisocial behaviour occurring in the area (08.40).

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