Around the British forces world in Seven Days on BFBS Radio Two with John Adderley. This week - claims the Taliban have been tapping British soldiers' mobile phone calls ... free parcel post to troops in Iraq and Afghanistan ... army families in Wiltshire raise money for wounded soldiers .. the Royal Navy help the relief effort after Belize is hit by Hurricane Dean ... and Fusiliers in Cyprus give underprivileged kids from the UK the holiday of a lifetime.

Around the British Forces world in Seven Days on BFBS Radio Two with John Adderley. This week - a bleak time in Afghanistan for1st Battalion the Royal Anglian Regiment ... meanwhile relatives call for a special medal for troops taking on the Taleban ... Armed Forces charities accuse the Government of breaking the military covenant ... the memories of the last British soldier alive to have fought in the World War One trenches ... the end of Gap Year Commissions ... Army mountaineers prepare an attempt on a Tibetan peak ... and a wives exercise with a difference in Cyprus.

Could the mass migration of peoples start yet another war?  A Sitrep special looks at the problems.

Around the British Forces world in Seven Days on BFBS Radio Two with John Adderley. This week - the investigation into the RAF helicopter crash near Catterick Garrison ... the Ministry of Defence denies new rules on speaking to the media amount to "gagging" ... Iraqi interpreters working with the British Army have their pleas for asylum reviewed ... a call to scrap postal charges on parcels to Iraq and Afghanistan .. why Cyprus-based Fusiliers are celebrating ... and find a forces friend in Country Life magazine.

Around the British Forces world in Seven Days on BFBS Radio Two with John Adderley. This week - the Army marks the end of a 38 year operation in Northern Ireland ... despite protests the go-ahead's given to accommodate relatives of injured troops near a rehab centre in Surrey ... how long tours abroad lead to an increased risk of psychological illness  ... 16 Air Assault Brigade re-create the horrors of Afghanistan at a London exhibition ... unveiling the rival new medium-weight armoured vehicles ... preparing for a new life after leaving the Royal Navy ... inter-services swimmers race across the Channel .. and remembering and mourning the loss of Black Tot Day.

Why do wars start in August?