let's speak to mark aston now who is the founder of shield of stars — an organisation that works to improvedustry. it was sobering to watch that documentary, wasn't it? and one ofthe documentary, wasn't it? and one of the things _ documentary, wasn't it? and one of the things that _ documentary, wasn't it? and one of the things that comes - documentary, wasn't it? and one of the things that comes out - documentary, wasn't it? and one of the things that comes out is i of the things that comes out is just how younger liam payne was when he entered notjust stardom, but mega, super stardom. the organisation is all about working with people to protect them from, i guess, the dangers of drugs and addiction and some of the things we know liam payne struggled with. when you watch that and hear from the people in that documentary, what do you think?— you think? look, it's tragic and it's dark _ you think? look, it's tragic and it's dark and _ you think? look, it's tragic and it's dark and and - you think? look, it's tragic and it's dark and and more j you think? look, it's tragic - and it's dark and

mark aston is the founder of shield of stars — an organisation which looks after the welfare of thosedustry. as a musician himself he experienced the difficulties many artists face and told me what its like. it is tragic and it is dark and more than anything it is just sad. liam wasn't a client of ours, i wish he was, we might have perhaps been able to help him. but, you are right, it is generally children that are exposed to this. young adults are thrust into the public eye and they have all the pressure and the challenges to navigate with very little support. when i started looking at this a year ago, and i have been through the industry myself, so i toured the world so i know first—hand what it is like. when we were playing and when we were touring there were two people that i lost to suicide that took their own lives because of the isolation and the complete lack of support. for me nothing has really changed, we are still in the same position. as tragic as it is, what i want to try and do is focus on solutions, because the solutions are quite easy. they are quite simple. let me as

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of 18 submarine cables that sever . they really need targeted support so for talking with the us government about being inside star shield which is the literary zone network or in the new amazon network that's growing up, something like that. make sure you have a cost effective viable redundant solution tothese things. i would dig into those two in the next wargame and i think i keep the financial services there, you got played all these together but maybe focus more on those . >> i can't agree more with what ben said . the one thing i was waiting for in the game was collective response . it was the one thing i was waiting to hear from the us side particularly in the latter scenario. and it just never got there. and i was petrified, and that was the only thing i've written i had on my call it my playbook in front of me during the game where i had all my concerns and i covered it up during the game and collective response and pushback. china i think is adamant about concerns about nato and i think don't think that's the appropriate framing . but collective response particularly in the economic realm of was the one thing t