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​Troops ‘sacrifice for nothing’, & ‘louder, angrier’ political comedy (E152)

Published 6 Dec, 2014 07:59 | Updated 6 Dec, 2014 07:59

Afshin Rattansi investigates the legacy of war in Afghanistan with Matthew Hoh, former marine and State Department official, and asks comedian Steve Furst (star of Made in Dagenham) how comedy can help people question what is happening in the world today. Featuring PMQs, Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls accused of "political maso-sadism" and George Osborne's new fracking fund for the north of England.

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