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	WEDNESDAY 1 JULY - 22.30 GMT - BBC TWO Presented by Jeremy Paxman From the web team: Tonight we devote a large part of the programme to examining what has changed in the financial industry nearly a year after the banking crisis. Paul Mason will be giving his assessment on whether regulations to be introduced in next week's White Paper could prevent another crash (follow Paul Mason's Twitter updates by clicking here). We'll be joined live by the Minister for the City, Lord Myners. Meanwhile Justin Rowlatt has been investigating if the age of excess in the city has been curtailed and we'll be debating if the culture has changed at all. Also tonight - should a broadcaster that's funded by the Iranian government be allowed to operate in Britain? Press TV, the English language international television news channel is being investigated by OFCOM for breaching its duty to be impartial and accurate and one of its presenters has resigned following the station's coverage of the Iran protests. Our culture correspondent Stephen Smith investigates. Plus we'll have the latest from Michael Crick on National Express, and, of course, highlights from Andy Murray. Do join Jeremy at 10.30pm on BBC Two.
	LAST NIGHT'S HIGHLIGHT Politics Pen: Trident, inheritance tax and immigration The next three advocates, including Tim Horton of the Fabian Society, enter Newsnight's Politics Pen to pitch their policy ideas on how we can save public money. Watch the item
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