Could Pte Sean Benton have been suffering from an undiagnosed disorder that affected his behaviour? As the coroner hears evidence from the Deepcut Doctor and Psychiatrist who treated Sean there may be a clearer picture emerging about the state of Sean's mental health. Kaija and Barry take you through the latest evidence in Woking.

The snow has delayed this week's offering from Woking Coroners Court.. but listen in to find out what we've learned so far about Sean Benton's state of mind before he died, the administration at the camp and about the discovery of so-called suicide letters Private Benton wrote before he died.

Dozens of witnesses have now given their evidence in the second inquest in to the death of Private Sean Benton. The picture of life at Deepcut for many who served there is coming in to sharp focus for the coroner. Judge Peter Rook has now said he’s heard enough evidence about a number of different topics but how difficult is it to get to the truth of what happened 23 years on?

The second inquest in to the death of Pte Sean Benton has heard from lots of his friends and peers. Those who were serving at Deepcut at the time of his death have been recounting their memories of the night he died and explaining the lasting impact it has had on their lives. The coroner has been told Sean was being bullied by NCOs before he died. Kaija Larke and Barry Keevins discuss the latest evidence from Woking Coroner's Court.

Catch up on all the latest talking points from the second week of evidence in the inquest in to the death of Pte Sean Benton at Deepcut Barracks. The court heard witness statements from the night he died, 23 years ago, for the first time.

The inquest in to the death of Private Sean Benton has started, 23 years after he was found dead with five gunshot wounds to the chest at Deepcut Army Training Barracks. Kaija Larke and Barry Keevins talk about the main points of evidence and what to expect from the inquest in Woking.