Laura Skitt has worked at BFBS for more than 20 years. Starting as the Production Assistant for BFBS Reports, she also worked at BFBS Radio before joining Forces News as Features Editor. She writes long-form articles that explore topics such as mental health, lesser-known military history and life in the services, with a particular emphasis on resilience, recovery and transition.
“Not all of them are going to get through this.”
The TV presenter spoke about her traumatic labour on Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins.
The Only Way Is Essex star has only recently been able to talk about the trauma
Celebrities like Jess Wright, Georgia Toffolo and Pixie Lott are pledging their support
When celebrities like Jack Maynard and John Fashanu are faced with their demons and fears, have they got the strength of mind to continue?
The SAS selection show is back but this time, celebrities are being pushed beyond their limits, both physically and mentally
Comedy legend Sir David Jason explains what Triggers Broom means and celebrates the the NHS and military
The average person needs at least eight hours of sleep every night but, why do we need to take sleep seriously?
Adam Driver: “I loved being a Marine, it’s one of the things I’m most proud of having done in my life.”
“Everything that we expect from a potential Special Forces operator, you ... have in abundance."
Can the recruits make it past the most psychologically demanding of all of the phases?
James lets down his guard for a moment with the DS to talk about a traumatic event that has shaped the man he is today.
It was Nicola's own experience of domestic abuse that encouraged her to join the Channel 4 series
His honesty about the abuse he suffered as a child is the focus of this week's SAS selection process series
For the first time ever in SAS Who Dares Wins history, the recruits were handed firearms - will they know when and when not to shoot?
Ant Middleton and his Directing Staff have returned to our screens in a new location with what promises to be the most gruelling series ever