Just posted: today's 28-minute
BBC radio probe of the controversies around the the Sochi Olympics--with my daughter, Jeni Mitchell, as asst. producer.
Robin Lustig heads to Russia to examine the allegations. He speaks to
local residents and city officials in Sochi whose lives have been
affected. Boris Nemtsov, a prominent opposition leader and native of
Sochi claims 'billions' have gone missing, and describes absurdities
such as the road so expensive he says it 'could have been paved with
gold'. Valery Morozov, a local businessman who says he paid millions in
bribes to a government official, discusses how he believes the Russian
bureaucracy has systematised corruption.
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