BBC accused of putting British troops at risk after questions on executions in SAS documentary ...Middle East

The Ministry of Defence has claimed the BBC has put troops at risk 'in the field and reputationally', following its new 'death squads' documentary about the SAS and the Taliban in Afghanistan.

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