know, what we're trying to find out, what we have found out, - and what we might try and find out or get to the bottom of tomorrow, and give as open and wide - an articulation of that, - with the widest range of voices to allow the audience to try- and come to their own conclusion. there's scarcely another country on earth that's suffering at the moment like afghanistan — abandoned by the western world, in the hands of one of the most extreme governments anywhere, and with food supplies largely dependent on the generosity of the outside world, which can never quite make up its mind whether to punish the ruling taliban by withholding help or to put the interests of afghanistan's inhabitants first. when i was there last winter, it looked as though the food supply was just about to collapse, threatening millions with the prospect of death by hunger. somehow, though, the international