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Twenty-five years after the British record producer Paul Hardcastle had a massive hit with his anti-war anthem ‘19’ he has re-worked the classic to reflect contemporary world events.

Then he was talking about the Vietnam. This time – with Boys to War – it is Afghanistan and once more he explores the impact of war on young men and women fighting in a far away land.

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