but it was the same tactics used by british special forces during their time in helmand.d unarmed civilians, with testimony from survivors of a raid in 2011 who said the british shot family members when they posed no threat. we've blurred their faces to protect their identity. translation: they tied his hands in front of me. if you've tied someone's hands, how can they fight? lawyers representing one of the afghan families are now challenging the ministry of defence here at the high court. they're trying to find out whether there was a proper investigation or whether there might have been a cover—up. and they've just forced the mod to release these highly sensitive documents, which show that there were serious concerns about the raid within the british military. in heavily redacted e—mails sent soon after the raid, one british officer asks... another soldier replies with reports that two of the afghans were shot reaching for weapons. he says... while another e—mail highlights the anger of an afghan officer, who suggests... 0ne mp says the documents warrant a fresh investi

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eight years ago in the fields of helmand province in afghanistan, a close friend and team—mate laid downnd survive. but as events in wisconsin show, the definition of a hero depends on your viewpoint. there is one convention that is a empathetic, compassionate, sympathetic, speaks in softer tones that is trying to appeal to the swing voter in america, the floating voters. then there is the second convention primarily with the trump kids and their significant others that is much more red meat, much more in your face, and they are trying to appeal to the trump loyalists. the question i have as a pollster is which convention is the public going to remember after all the shouting is over? the final night sees president trump make his keynote speech. paul hawkins, bbc news. clark sjudge was the speechwriter for president reagan and joins me now from washington dc. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news today. it is a pleasure. thank you. there was a pretty bold claim from mike pence, given that lots of people have accused donald trump of stoking racial tension, he said violence in citi

eight years ago in helmand province in afghanistan, close men team—mates laid down cover so close menon of a hero depends on your viewpoint. there is one convention that is a pathetic, compassionate, sympathetic, speaks in softer tones that is trying to appeal to the swing voter in america, the floating voters. then there is the second dimension primarily with the trump kids and their significant others that is much more red meat, much more in your face, and they are trying to appeal to the trump loyalist. the question i have as a pollster is which convention is the public going to rememberafter which convention is the public going to remember after all the shouting is over? the final night sees president trump make his keynote speech. paul hawkins, bbc news. paul hawkins, bbc news. a scheme that's been described as a "foodbank" for britain's theatre workers is being extended, despite venues being allowed to re—open. the social distancing rules that make it too costly to rerun. uh—oh, anxiety that seems to have made its way inside of me and i don't even need to read this one because i

but it was the same tactics used by british special forces during their time in helmand.eard allegations the sas had killed unarmed civilians, with testimony from survivors ofa raid in 2011, who said the british shot family members when they posed no threat. we've blurred their faces to protect their identities. translation: they tied his hands in front of me. if you've tied someone‘s hands how can they fight? lawyers representing one of the afghan families are now challenging the ministry of defence here at the high court. they're trying to find out whether there was a proper investigation or whether there might‘ve been a cover—up, and they've just forced the mod to release these highly sensitive documents, which show that there were serious + one british officer asks, "is this about latest massacre?"