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	THURSDAY 18TH SEPTEMBER 22.30 BST - BBC TWO FROM PROGRAMME PRODUCER KAVITA PURI Good evening. Financial system Prime Minister Gordon Brown said today "we have got to clean up the financial system". Is that the same regulatory system that Chancellor Brown put in place in 1997? We explore what the government could do next. Jeremy is on his way to the Treasury now to interview Alistair Darling. Army bullying "I'm beaten every day" so says one army recruit in an infantry training centre at Catterick Garrison, Britain's biggest training base. We'll be following up an undercover BBC investigation (The Undercover Soldier, BBC ONE, 9pm) into the treatment of army recruits - and the revelations are shocking. There's evidence of bullying and victimisation. We'll be speaking to a parent of a recruit who died at Deepcut Barracks and to a former member of the army. Party leaders And the US Pollster Frank Luntz returns to Newsnight ahead of the Labour Party Conference with a focus group in Manchester. Tonight he assesses the chances of the three party leaders - and there are some interesting results. Place that Face And if you haven't played our 'Place that Face' game yet what have you been doing with your time? Click here to join in. Missed Newsnight? Click here to watch online Newsnight Blog Add your comments to our correspondents' blogs: CLICK HERE
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