Tue, 17 February 2015
There’s a ceasefire in Ukraine - but how long will the guns stay silent?
In Syria President Assad talks but what's he actually saying? Why do the media still get the reporting of veterans’ mental health so wrong? And why is it so hard to get support if you're a former service person in Northern Ireland? PRESENTER THIS WEEK : Tim Cooper
STUDIO GUESTS: BFBS defence analyst Christopher Lee,
OTHER INTERVIEWS:
From Moscow, the BBC's Diplomatic Correspondent Bridget Kendall The Archbiship of Irbil, Bashar Warda interview with James Hirst about the Islamic State
Professor Nicola Fear on Veterans’ mental health conference from Kings Centre for Military Health Research have been discussing exactly this...
Former soldier Doug Beattie and now a UUP Councillor in Northern Ireland, discusses problems with veterans’ welfare in Northern Ireland.
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