Taliban phone-ins
How a radio station in Afghanistan fits in with the British army's psychological operations - or psy-ops - in Helmand province.
View ArticleGreen on blue
As the number of Nato troops killed by their Afghan counterparts continues to rise, Quentin Sommerville asks if the breakdown of this relationship will result in an early exit for international forces...
View ArticleA mother's tears
A grieving mother writes of her pain - and anger - when her only son was killed in Afghanistan in 2009.
View ArticleHolding out
As international troops prepare to leave Afghanistan, BBC's Panorama gains unique access inside a Taliban stronghold, little more than an hour's drive from the capital, Kabul.
View ArticleChanging role
The role of British troops in Afghanistan is changing as they prepare to withdraw and hand over responsibility to the Afghan forces.
View ArticleHuman cost of war
Almost 75,000 British servicemen and women might suffer physically or mentally as a result of serving in Iraq or Afghanistan, research by armed forces charity Help for Heroes suggests.
View ArticleStriking camp
Jonathan Beale visits British troops as they pack up and dismantle their bases in Afghanistan.
View ArticleKit list
What will the US and UK forces be bringing home from Afghanistan - and what gets left behind?
View ArticleOn UK streets
As British troops prepare to leave Afghanistan, their experiences there are being reflected in a series of striking photographs posted on billboards across the UK.
View ArticleBefore and after the Taliban
A look at how things have changed in Afghanistan since the Taliban lost control in key areas like health, education and the economy.
View ArticleAny lessons from Afghanistan?
George Alagiah investigates whether the Nato led coalition has learned the lessons from previous foreign interventions in Afghanistan.
View ArticleBritish soldiers on working with Afghan police
British soldiers have told the BBC's Sima Kotecha about working alongside Afghan national police officers.
View ArticleAfghanistan soldiers: Families pay tribute to 'heroes'
The families of some of the six UK soldiers killed by a bomb in southern Afghanistan on Tuesday have paid tribute to their fallen "hero" sons.
View ArticleAfghanistan: David Cameron hails 'mission accomplished'
Prime Minister David Cameron has said that British troops can leave Afghanistan in 2014 with "heads held high" after a "job very well done".
View ArticleUK troops mark last Christmas in Afghanistan
Some 5,000 British service personnel are spending Christmas in Afghanistan, along with tens of thousands of other international forces.
View ArticleCarols and music for UK troops at Camp Bastion
Entertainment, presents and a full Christmas dinner are among the home comforts being provided for the 5,000 British service personnel on tour in Afghanistan.
View ArticleLast UK troops ready to protect Camp Bastion withdrawal
Servicemen and women gathered on Salisbury Plain ahead of being sent out to protect the withdrawal of troops from Camp Bastion.
View ArticleAfghanistan: British troops leave Helmand outpost
British troops have pulled out of their last outpost in Helmand.
View ArticleCeremony marks end of operations
A ceremony at Camp Bastion has marked the end of UK combat operations in Afghanistan as the base is handed over to Afghan security forces.
View ArticleEerie silence of deserted Camp Bastion in Afghanistan
The BBC's Jonathan Beale considers the legacy of British military action in Afghanistan as the former base Camp Bastion is handed back.
View ArticleImperial War Museum looks at Afghanistan in transition
The Imperial War Museum's latest exhibition focuses on Afghanistan as British troops prepare to leave.
View ArticleThe challenges faced by Muslim soldiers in Afghanistan
BBC Inside Out looks at the experiences of Muslim soldiers fighting for Britain in Afghanistan against an enemy of the same faith.
View ArticleWhat have British troops achieved in Afghanistan?
As British troops end combat operations in Afghanistan, BBC Kabul correspondent David Loyn asks if the war was worth it.
View ArticleLeaving Bastion behind
As British troops hand over Camp Bastion, the BBC's Jonathan Beale says the UK's 13-year experience there appears to have had an impact on debate about future UK interventions.
View ArticleIn pictures
Photographs of Britain's military mission in Afghanistan between 2001 and 2014, as the withdrawal of UK troops from Camp Bastion draws nearer.
View Article'In the footsteps of my fallen son'
Tony Lewis's son Conrad was killed in action in Afghanistan. Fergal Keane accompanies him on a journey to the country where he lost his life.
View ArticleUK military deaths in Afghanistan
A complete list of the UK service personnel who have died in Afghanistan and Iraq.
View ArticleSimpson: Was Afghan War worth it?
After the UK handed over control of their last base in Afghanistan earlier this month, John Simpson questions what has been achieved.
View ArticleBritish forces leave their last outpost in Helmand
British forces pull out of their last outpost in Helmand, Afghanistan, ahead of leaving their main Camp Bastion base later this year.
View ArticleAfghan soldier attacks Nato troops at UK army academy
A man in Afghan military uniform opens fire at a British-run military academy near Kabul, killing one soldier and wounding at least 14, officials say.
View ArticleUK ends Afghan combat operations
The last UK base and a key US base in Afghanistan are handed over to Afghan security forces, ending British combat operations in the country.
View ArticleTroops' Afghan sacrifice never forgotten, David Cameron says
The British troops who died in Afghanistan will never be forgotten, the prime minister has said after the UK's 13-year-long military campaign ended.
View ArticleLast British troops leave Helmand
The last UK troops leave Helmand province in Afghanistan, as a poll suggests 68% of the UK public think the 13-year campaign was not "worthwhile".
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