Do MPs like the services? Or do they simply pay lip service to our brave boys and girls- and does the MoD pay any attention to what MPs say?

Around the British forces world in Seven Days on BFBS Radio Two with John Adderley. This week * the fourth anniversary of the Iraq invasion * and exactly 25 years on, the trigger for the Falklands war. * two sailors die in an explosion onboard a nuclear-powered submarine * changing tactics in Afghanistan to reduce civilian casualties * British forces stop using dumb cluster bombs * an Army lynx helicopter crashes in Northern Ireland  * it’s bye bye Bosnia for hundreds of Welsh guardsmen .. and happy 90th birthday to forces sweetheart Dame Vera Lynn

If everything is under control in Southern Iraq, why are there more attacks on British Forces in Basra and...... do we like Gordon Brown?

Around the forces world in Seven Days with John Adderley. This week - an unlawful killing verdict at the inquest into the death by American "friendly fire" of a British soldier in Iraq ... two British soldiers are cleared of allowing their men to abuse Iraqi civilians ... new concerns over the quality of NHS hospital care for troops ... MPs vote to replace the Trident nuclear weapons system .. is the military smoking ban helping people quit ... more disbandment in Northern Ireland ...and preparations in Cyprus for seven Sahara marathons.

GOC UKSC(G) Maj Gen Mungo Melvin talks to Glen on future of BFG

Would the UK use a nuclear warhead to guarantee energy supplies?

Seven Days around the forces world with John Adderley. This week - highlights from a wide-ranging interview on BFBS Radio Two with the Prime Minister. Tony Blair talks about Iraq ...Afghanistan .. equipment shortages and overstretch. Also - a big NATO operation in Afghanistan ... a posthumous VC for a paratrooper killed in action against the Taliban ... "extraordinary strides forward" in the training and welfare of recruits ... Cyprus troops on exercise in Mozambique ... the RAF's changing role in Northern Ireland ... and a new pensions deal for Gurkhas.

Why Prince Harry's deployment to Iraq is good PR for the Army. And why Nato should be aware the Ides of March.

The Prime Minister talks about Britain's deployment to Afghanistan.  Glen asks him about overstretch, about equipment problems and ultimately just what the deployment is trying to achieve.

Is Pakistan intelligence working for Taliban and, in the name of counter-terrorism have human rights gone too far?