Burmese army trained by UK military

For half a century, Myanmar, also known as Burma, was ruled by a military junta but, in the last three years there has been dramatic moves towards greater democracy.

But it could still all come to a grinding halt. The Burmese army controls a quarter of all seats in parliament and could block any changes to the constitution.

In an effort to support reforms the British army have begun a tentative and controversial engagement with their Burmese counterparts.

Jonah Fisher reports from Naypyitaw.