A round-up of the week's news and entertainment on BFBS Radio Two with John Adderley. In this edition * speculation over whether British troop numbers in Iraq are to be substantially cut back * claims that Iran's been bolstered by America's war on terror * an eye witness account of the raging forest fires in Greece * hundreds of forces teenagers receive their GCSE results * reminiscences from the most decorated wartime test pilot *  and the etiquette guide to avoiding social faux pas.

This week's oil scare - prices sky rocket. What price energy security? Would we go to war over oil?

http://www.bfbs.com/g3 - This month UV Wristbands, Egglings, Logitech noise cancelling headphones, Red Ferret Journal, Michael Brook, Editor of Stuff Magazine

The best of the week's forces news and entertainment with John Adderley. In this edition * do combat soldiers returning home pose a risk to the public * is the Army facing a cash crisis * pardons at last for hundreds of soldiers shot for cowardice during World War One * A level triumphs in Germany * the funniest one liners of all tine * and why take the ferry when you can wade across the Mersey

A review of how we've got into the wars we have and what chances of predicting the next one.

A round-up of the week's news and entertainment on BFBS Radio Two with John Adderley. This week - the foiled apparent terrorist plot to blow up planes flying from Britain ... concerns over equipment shortages and overstretch in Iraq … aims and aspirations of the United Nations in Cyprus … could RAF Lossiemouth be used as a launch pad for space tourists … how troops in Afghanistan take time out to watch birds – of the feathered variety – on the internet … blue comedian Roy "Chubby" Brown on his autobiography ... and how it’s already Christmas on the High Street.

Migration: the threat to world security

The best of the week's forces news and entertainment with John Adderley - looking back on a dark week with four British soldiers killed – three in Afghanistan and one in Iraq, the day after Britain took control of troops in southern Afghanistan. On the brighter side – Britain and Spain appear ready to settle differences over Gibraltar … a Wing Commander gears up at RAF Wittering for a land speed record attempt .. Noel Edmonds on the power of cosmic ordering .. reflections on the making of Lady Diana Spencer’s wedding dress .. and the true tale of Ratty the Jack Russell who hops on the bus to head down the pub.

The war that started in 1948 - and will never end