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Weapons before children & why veterans are renouncing their medals (E286)

Published 9 Dec, 2015 14:40 | Updated 21 Dec, 2015 09:21

Afshin Rattansi goes underground on Libya and Cameron's weapon sales. As half a million children in Yemen now face malnutrition, we ask Save the Children's head of advocacy and communication, Grant Pritchard, whether the prime minister is more concerned with selling arms than the lives of Yemen’s children. And, within the past 24 hours, British veterans have marched to Downing Street to discard their war medals. Daniel Lenham, who served in Iraq and was deployed in operations for our war on Libya, tells us why. Plus, we review this week's papers with the former Lib Dem MP and broadcaster Lembit Opik.

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