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Going to happen is we will get into an auction of tax without any sense of the consequences for public services and there are some people suggesting cutting departments by huge amounts, that no other government has been able to do, and amounts that i think most voters would be very worried about. we already have a crisis in the nhs and i don't think any prime minister wants to make that any worse by cutting finance to the nhs. thanks for 'oinin: cutting finance to the nhs. thanks forjoining us- _ cutting finance to the nhs. thanks forjoining us. we _ cutting finance to the nhs. thanks forjoini...

The Quebec legal system can be quite alienating and difficult to navigate, says Mélanie Arsenault. “That’s why our program is so essential.”

Building, he survived but only just here. after 17 days as a wounded prisoner in russia. >> very often when i close my eyes i see that moment when the tank was firing at me, and my side getting injured. on the day of my injury, one of my boys, a machine gunner was killed. every time it's personal. every time i heard it over the walkie-talkie, it would conjure memories of him. >> his mind also in pieces, left grappling with the fragments of the worst fighting in europe in decades. >> translator: you know there's a point when the brain accepts it, seeing the phosphor rous missiles, seeing aviati...

>> translator: there is a point when the brain accepts it. seeing the phosphorous missiles, seeing aviation flying in, when this became normal, that was scary. we learned how to fall asleep with this accompaniment. instead, it became scary to fall asleep in the silence. >> reporter: two moments, though, haunt him here. >> translator: the first time i used tourniquets on my friend, and the second scene is this, we saw aviation destroying whole hangars, watching a huge hangar to have nothing left in just seconds. this is really been engraved on my memory. >> reporter: wounded on april 10th, when...

Fragments of the worst fighting in europe in decades. >> translator: you know there's a point when the brain accepts it, seeing the phosphorous missiles, seeing aviation flying in. when this became normal, that was scary. we learned how to fall asleep with this accompaniment. instead, it became scary to fall asleep in the silence. >> reporter: two moments though haunt him here. >> translator: the first time i used tur used tourniquets on my friend. and the second scene is this. we saw aviation destroying whole hangars. watching a huge hangar have nothing left in just seconds. this has really b...