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Ex-Forces and Homeless

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22/04/2008

BBC One - Ex-Forces and Homeless

Ken Hames takes to the streets to find out why so many ex-soldiers are homeless.

On any given night in London there are thought to be over a thousand homeless veterans. Ken Hames, a veteran of 27 years' experience, looks at why so many ex-soldiers are homeless.

On any given night in London alone there are thought to be more than a thousand homeless veterans, and in some parts of the country they number 12 percent of the homeless population. In this moving and thoughtful film Ken Hames, a veteran of 27 years' experience, takes to the streets to find out why so many ex-soldiers are homeless. And he's forced to confront his own demons as he realises he's suffered from many of the same post-traumatic disorders as many of those he meets.

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