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The Battle for Bomb Alley - join the debate

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Eamonn Walsh | 15:16 UK time, Monday, 31 January 2011

For , thousands of for the district of Sangin - . The fighting cost 106 British lives, including Staff-Sergeant , who won the George Cross there.

Last year, - handing the area over to the US Marines. Ben Anderson, , returns to see if the Americans are faring any better. His remarkable film follows , a unit of the US Marines, as they dodge improvised bombs and struggle to reclaim the same territory the British previously occupied.

As the war enters its tenth year, with Sangin still far from secure, as to what so many British men died there for.

We welcome your thoughts on the programme. Please use this forum to leave a comment.

Stop Stalking Me - join the debate

Imagine you were being constantly threatened and abused by someone who wouldn't leave you alone.

And no-one believed you.

Stalking affects an estimated two million people in Britain a year, most of them women.

In Stop Stalking Me, Panorama tells the extraordinary story of -as it takes away her job, her home and her child.

We welcome your comments on this week's programme, please tell us what you think of this issue using this forum. If you or someone you know is affected by the issues raised, is a list of useful resources.

Britain's Missing Dads - join in the debate

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Eamonn Walsh | 13:52 UK time, Monday, 17 January 2011

Are actively-involved dads becoming an endangered species in some parts of Britain?

Panorama meets the ; the government's "poverty tsar" Frank Field says there are .

Britain's Missing Dads examines why many men are losing contact with their children and asks what can be done to keep them in the picture.

Reporter Declan Lawn has been given access to a in south London that might have found the answer.

We welcome your thoughts on the programme. Please use this forum to leave a comment.

Too Much Too Young - join in the debate

In Too Much Too Young, Panorama tackles the thorny subject of sexuality and children.

A generation ago the debate used to be about whether children could cope with being taught in school.

Now concern rages over provocative clothing, suggestive dancing on prime time TV and easy access to pornography for youngsters.

The programme has found evidence that almost a quarter of children aged 9-16 have in the last year - through the internet, television, magazines or DVDs.

Perhaps more worrying is that of those, 41% of their .

The sexualisation of our children has hit the headlines again recently - some groups claiming that even are part of the problem, with digital rights campaigners arguing by reactionary forces.

Sophie Raworth, a mother of three, goes behind the headlines to discover what images young people are being exposed to and asks what impact the sexualised world is having on our children.

Is Too Much Too Young putting them at risk?

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