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Panorama: Forgotten Heroes, BBC One | reviews, news & interviews

Panorama: Forgotten Heroes, BBC One

Panorama: Forgotten Heroes, BBC One

Colonel Tim Collins asks why more isn't being done for Army veterans

Colonel Tim Collins (left) with former soldier Mark Morgan, on the streets of Brighton

A film apparently in support of British servicemen on BBC One? The Daily Mail will never believe this. Whatever, this was a bleak, unsparing investigation of the way veterans of our nation's various pointless and endless wars are dumped back into civilian life with scant regard for their mental health or physical wellbeing.

A film apparently in support of British servicemen on BBC One? The Daily Mail will never believe this. Whatever, this was a bleak, unsparing investigation of the way veterans of our nation's various pointless and endless wars are dumped back into civilian life with scant regard for their mental health or physical wellbeing.

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On resettlement the forces stress transferable skills. I left the army in 1998 at 42 years old with loads of qualifications and then had six months of signing on before I got work myself through an ex forces charity. Now 56 and out of work again with even more qualifications for over two years I signed on every two weeks without one job offer from the Job Centre, when I was required to sign on weekly I stopped going.

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