Jill McGivering

Friday 18 February 2011 | 1 hour 28 minutes 47 seconds Three of the best British conflict reporters describe three very different ways to tell the stories of three very different war-zones. Fiction, biography and reportage are used to tell gripping narratives of some of the most brutal places in the world. These are the deep, nasty, real stories of Mexico’s drug wars, an African coup, and the so-called war on terror in Afghanistan.

Image caption 'Eve teasing' is a constant problem for women in India Four people have appeared in an Indian court in connection with the murders of two young men in a case that has attracted considerable attention. The two men were attacked and killed after they had defended women from harassment outside a restaurant in Mumbai (Bombay). The public abuse of women - called "Eve teasing" - is rampant in India.

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