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The Baggage Train

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on BBC Radio 4 FM

In today's wars the journalism is instantaneous-skirmishes from the front line are beamed from a mobile satellite dish in minutes. In the first of two talks, Kate Adie draws on her own experiences in the Gulf War and Afghanistan to consider the implications of reporting on wars as they happen. Shortened repeat from Sunday

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Kate Adie
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