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Mark Carter
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Deputy Managing Editor and Presenter, BBC Radio Surrey
United Kingdom
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By Mark Carter Verified| BBC News Verified Veteran, 104, reveals life as a prisoner of warMark CarterAdrian HarmsAdrian Harms/BBCOne of the last surviving veterans of the Second World War has been sharing his experience of being held as a prisoner of war and returning to his life in Surrey. Eric Reeves, 104, joined the Territorial Army at 16 and became a Lance Corporal with the Queen's Royal Regiment by the age of 20 but was captured by German forces in 1940 and spent five years in a prison camp.
By Emily Coady-Stemp, South East, Mark Carter Verified| BBC Verified The star of ITV's Vera has opened a new "crime scene flat" for forensics students at the University of Surrey. Brenda Blethyn cut police tape at the event, in a return to the town where she studied at the Guildford School of Acting. Crime drama Vera stars Ms Blethyn as DCI Stanhope, and has been running since 2011. The university launched its BSC criminology with forensic investigation course in September.
By Mark Carter Verified| BBC News Verified Veteran, 104, reveals life as a prisoner of warMark CarterAdrian HarmsAdrian Harms/BBCOne of the last surviving veterans of the Second World War has been sharing his experience of being held as a prisoner of war and returning to his life in Surrey. Eric Reeves, 104, joined the Territorial Army at 16 and became a Lance Corporal with the Queen's Royal Regiment by the age of 20 but was captured by German forces in 1940 and spent five years in a prison camp.
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BBC Radio Surrey