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Peace - a utopia?
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire recently held a discussion in the Open Centre to celebrate Coventry's Peace Month. The discussion was titled 'The problem with peace. . .' and the broadcast of this dicussion can be heard on BBC Coventry & Warwickshire tomorrow night.
Is peace sustainable? Or sometimes is war the only solution? Is peace utopia or is it something we just talk about? Why can't we have more peace in the world? Is war something that has always exsisted but we only know more about it now due to our perceptions in mass media coverage?
BROADCAST: THURSDAY 16TH NOVEMBER 2006, 7pm on BBC COVENTRY & WARWICKSHIRE, 94.8/103.7/104FM or on DAB.
A range of people attended the discussion, which was hosted by Anita Bhalla, Head of Political and Community Affairs for BBC English Regions.
Other participants included
Tariq Mehmood (one of the Bradford 12). He is a writer, journalist and film maker, he now writes children's books that are allegories about the Kingdom of Milk (Oil). www.commapress.co.uk
Professor Andrew Rigby from the Centre for Peace and Reconciliation www.corporate.coventry.ac.uk
Dr Salim Dawood A refugee doctor from Iraq
Amra Bone part of Coventry City Circle and advocate for Islamic Awarness Week and a regular speaker about peace. www.coventrycitycircle.org
From the Older People's Partnership: Don Newman, he was a civilian Prisioner of War, Japanese prisioner of war.
Terry Doyle, from the Older People's Partnership and a member of the Labour Party (not an MP) leans to the left.
Margaret Buckley from the Older People's Partnership.
Lissa Clark from the Older People's Partnership. www.coventrypartnership.com
From Coventry Youth Council: Rajay Niah, Ben Bilverston, Saboor Arif, Niamh Quille. www.coventry.gov.uk
The event is a discussion about war and peace. The event was part of Coventry's Peace Month and coincided with the anniversary of the Coventry Blitz. The event was held in the late afternoon in BBC Coventry & Warwickshire's Open Centre on Tuesday 14th November, it will be broadcast at 7pm on Thursday 16th November on BBC Coventry & Warwickshire. 94.8/103.7/104FM or on DAB.
bbc.co.uk or bbc.co.uk
? DAB Digital Radio or 94.8/103.7/104FM
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Any thoughts on the subject?
Is peace sustainable? Or sometimes is war the only solution? Is peace utopia or is it something we just talk about? Why can't we have more peace in the world? Is war something that has always exsisted but we only know more about it now due to our perceptions in mass media coverage?
BROADCAST: THURSDAY 16TH NOVEMBER 2006, 7pm on BBC COVENTRY & WARWICKSHIRE, 94.8/103.7/104FM or on DAB.
A range of people attended the discussion, which was hosted by Anita Bhalla, Head of Political and Community Affairs for BBC English Regions.
Other participants included
Tariq Mehmood (one of the Bradford 12). He is a writer, journalist and film maker, he now writes children's books that are allegories about the Kingdom of Milk (Oil). www.commapress.co.uk
Professor Andrew Rigby from the Centre for Peace and Reconciliation www.corporate.coventry.ac.uk
Dr Salim Dawood A refugee doctor from Iraq
Amra Bone part of Coventry City Circle and advocate for Islamic Awarness Week and a regular speaker about peace. www.coventrycitycircle.org
From the Older People's Partnership: Don Newman, he was a civilian Prisioner of War, Japanese prisioner of war.
Terry Doyle, from the Older People's Partnership and a member of the Labour Party (not an MP) leans to the left.
Margaret Buckley from the Older People's Partnership.
Lissa Clark from the Older People's Partnership. www.coventrypartnership.com
From Coventry Youth Council: Rajay Niah, Ben Bilverston, Saboor Arif, Niamh Quille. www.coventry.gov.uk
The event is a discussion about war and peace. The event was part of Coventry's Peace Month and coincided with the anniversary of the Coventry Blitz. The event was held in the late afternoon in BBC Coventry & Warwickshire's Open Centre on Tuesday 14th November, it will be broadcast at 7pm on Thursday 16th November on BBC Coventry & Warwickshire. 94.8/103.7/104FM or on DAB.
bbc.co.uk or bbc.co.uk
? DAB Digital Radio or 94.8/103.7/104FM
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