Sunday "FRONTLINE: CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERROR," PBS, 9 p.m. Eastern, Central and Pacific times.
A PBS "Frontline" report, "Campaign Against Terror" gets firsthand accounts of the decision to mount the antiterror campaign from Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, the national security adviser Condoleezza Rice and others inside the Bush administration.
Recent examples of NHS cuts collected by the RCN's Frontline First campaign include 40 nurses' and midwives' posts going at West Cumberland hospital in Whitehaven and Cumberland infirmary in Carlisle in the last year, and Central and North West London NHS Foundation trust's plan to cut its matrons and lead nurses from 15 to seven in its acute mental health inpatient services.
The union also released the latest data from its Frontline First campaign, which has been keeping track of job losses in the health service.
Meanwhile, proceeds from the show will go to Fueling the Frontlines, a campaign led by Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice, an advocacy organization dedicated to advancing LGBT rights around the world.
This cafe, it transpires, is perched near the frontline of Charles XII's campaign against the Russians, so that the patrons stare out the window at the surging advances and limping retreats of 18th-century cavalry.
In his previous work with UNICEF, Chatterjee was on the frontlines of polio eradication campaigns in South Sudan, Darfur and Somalia.
It was Moore's reportage from the frontline of the civil rights campaign, though, that made his name.
It resembles a protracted military campaign, with the frontline moving from island to island over almost three decades.
She said Tony Blair, who on Tuesday took a frontline role in the election campaign to back Miliband, had been elected in 1997 on a groundswell of "hope and optimism".
