Britain officially withdraws from Afghanistan

The transcript covers the story of Rifleman William Aldridge, who was the youngest British soldier to die in Afghanistan in 2009. His mother, Lucy, finds solace in the memorial and photographs of her son. She shares her emotional struggles, including contemplating suicide, while dealing with the loss and caring for her other children. The transcript also discusses the military withdrawal from Afghanistan, the perceived failures of the conflict, and concerns about the country's future. Lucy hopes her son's death was not in vain and engages in fundraising to help those affected by war.

What did Lucy find in William's pocket that provided her comfort?

• A diary

• A medal

• A camera with photographs

• A letter

How did Lucy describe her mental state after William's death?

• She felt at peace

• She was hopeful

• She was indifferent

• She faced extremely dark times

What was Lucy's opinion on the British troops' withdrawal from Afghanistan?

• She felt it was well-timed

• She was against it

• She believed it was too late

• She thought it was unnecessary

What is Lucy's biggest fear regarding Afghanistan's future?

• It will become a superpower

• It will become lawless like before

• It will become a tourist destination

• It will become a peaceful nation

How does Lucy honor her son's memory?

• By creating a documentary

• By organizing fundraisers

• By building a statue

• By writing a book