asjoanna said, a lot of. hospital. asjoanna said, a lot of the time, — hospital. hospital. asjoanna said, a lot of. the time, they didn't have time to have _ the time, they didn't have time to have a _ the time, they didn't have time to have a hot— the time, they didn't have time to have a hot meal, _ the time, they didn't have time to have a hot meal, and _ the time, they didn't have time to have a hot meal, and therefore i the time, they didn't have time to have a hot meal, and therefore toj have a hot meal, and therefore to have _ have a hot meal, and therefore to have that — have a hot meal, and therefore to have that delicious _ have a hot meal, and therefore to have that delicious curry- have a hot meal, and therefore to| have that delicious curry delivered by the _ have that delicious curry delivered by the community— have that delicious curry delivered by the community has _ have that delicious curry delivered by the community has been- have that delicious curry delivered . by the community has been fantastic. so we _ by the community has been fantastic. s

asjoanna said, a lot of the time they didn't have time to have a hot meal and therefore to have thatredible, we have been really touched by the support and it demonstrates to us how valued my colleagues are. and how did these deliveries happen in the first instance, did someone get in touch or did someonejust turn up? no, there is a bit of logistics involved. sujan and his team got in touch with us we said we would be delighted. he and his team have been very generous in offering them to our to hospital, university hospital in lewisham and queen elizabeth in woolwich and some community settings, so it has been really fantastic. they have been really welcome. i haven't tried one myself but i look forward to trying one soon. i think you must, absolutely. sujan, i know you said you were inspired by captain sir tom moore and marcus rashford in your efforts. are you going to keep going with this? you will get 100,000 today and what next? thank you. today is the end of my 100k journey then i am beginning with a newjourney which is called helping hands, a charity i have registered. so obvio

queen's award for voluntary service and had the backing and support from high profile names such asjoannaarity, which has benefited from deliveries, and he began by explaining by and his wife had decided to start them. me and wife had decided to start them. idle and my wife had decided to start them. iie and my wife wife had decided to start them. iij: and my wife were planning to wife had decided to start them. ii: and my wife were planning to give the restaurant back to the landlord. when i came home from the restaurant, she said, why don't we help the community before we run away? when we started, we never looked back. the hospital, those ambulance drivers, giving them the meals i got from my wife and my mum. quite an operation, hundreds of meals prepared every night, so once you started, you didn't look back. how much help have you had? well, obviously, my staff, my customers, there are a few customers, you know, they have always stood by me, they always come, like every other day they come and ask me how i am doing, if i need any help. and then obviouslyjoanna lumley! she is a big fa