Love & War

Oswald Mosley was the leader of Britain's Fascists in the lead-up to World War II. In 1940, he was imprisoned as an enemy of the state. But his son, Nicholas, made his own decisions.

Sarah Jayne Mulvihill from Kent was the first servicewoman to be killed in the Iraq War. How did she die? And what was the impact on her parents, Sue and Terry, and her brother Jason?

Juanita Carberry's young life in Kenya was touched by cruelty and murder. Then, along came World War II, and Juanita found comradeship in the Armed Forces.

Rob Baur was one of millions of evacuees who fled from bomb-torn British cities in WWII. He and his mother Marjorie, now 95 and living in Whitstable, recall what Rob terms "the happiest days of his life."

Few fighter pilots fought throughout WWII. Peter "Ace" Ayerst from Kent was one of them, flying an aircraft with the name of a Greek dancer, "Marina", painted on the side.

WWII changed the life of June O'Shea. She lost her father and found love with a young American bomber pilot.