episode of our Falklands War mini-series, the story heats up.

The most controversial episode of the war, the sinking of the Belgrano, takes place, the British Task Force lands and battle plays out.

Tom and Dominic thumb through their copies of the Sun, relive Reagan's final plea to Thatcher, and recount the stories of the men on the ground as Britain closed in on victory.

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Exec Producers: Jack Davenport & Tony Pastor

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