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Music artists discuss unlawful file-sharing

The record industry claims to be losing £200 million a year to people downloading music for free and the government is introducing the Digital Economy Bill in an attempt to combat this.

Artists including Billy Bragg and Kate Nash, and X Factor judge Louis Walsh discuss the bill and the impact of unlawful file-sharing on their livelihoods and the music industry in general.

Panorama: Are the net police coming for you? is on Monday 15 March at 8.30pm on BBC One

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