because curtin was frequently in washington as well. curtin was sick throughout most of the war and was not there as frequently as a few others, he did make a lot of trips after battles to develop the soldiers. he and lincoln do develop quite a -- i won't say friendship but at least more of an acquaintance than a lot of governors. it starts with that -- those circumstances at the end of the inaugural journey to washington. >> i will go back to the illinois end of the table, not that you need to focus only on that for sure, i'm glad edna brought up david donald's book, "where lincoln met," because it suggested this interesting progression of lincoln's views on friendship as he got to be older, more successful, more famous, that is that lincoln preferred the company of young admiring guys to his peers. that is, there was always room for ellsworth and hay, brilliant accomplished guys, but i want to hear this psychoanalytical answer to this. did he need to bask in their admiration rather than speaking to peers? >> well, yes, remember, there

leader, mike hookem has quit as assistant deputy, tim aker, as local government spokesman, david curtinas front man for education, william dartmouth has given up his job education, william dartmouth has given up hisjob as education, william dartmouth has given up his job as trade spokesman, and john bickley has walked away from his role with immigration.“ he hangs around politics, given what has happened and the nature of everything that has happened, it will not be good for him or everyone he is with. my advice would be, look, henry, we don't want to keep arguing with you and causing you any more trouble, why don't you just go and sort out your personal life.“ is over his relationship with 25—year—old jo marney, he says it is over after she had to apologise for sending racist text messages, that has not appease critics. after being elected only four months ago, promising to restore unity, his position risks tearing the party apart. this is where ukip has marked some of its big moments, outside europe house, the key eu base in london, but after it's success in the brexit referendum, uki

leader, mike hookem has quit as assistant deputy, tim aker, as local government spokesman, david curtin front man for education, william dartmouth has given up his job as trade spokesman, and john bickley has walked away from his role with immigration. if he hangs around politics, given what has happened and the nature of everything that has happened, it will not be good for him or everyone he is with. my advice would be, look, henry, we don't want to keep arguing with you and causing you any more trouble, why don't you just go and sort out your personal life. it is over his relationship with 25—year—old jo marney, he says it is over after she had to apologise for sending racist text messages, that has not appeased critics. after being elected only four months ago, promising to restore unity, his position risks tearing the party apart. this is where ukip has marked some of its big moments, outside europe house, a key eu base in london, but after its success in the brexit referendum, ukip lost direction and has been plagued by bitter infighting, with four leaders in just over a year, pro

david curtin stepping down as education and apprenticeships spokesman.oming up. let's get more on one of our other head stories. the warning from the head of the army that britain's army risks being weaker than its enemies without more investment. general sir nick carter will talk about russia's military and cyber warfare skills. and now let's speak to mark almond, director of the crisis research institute at oxford university it's pretty unusual, if we take this speech as it's being billed as a very frank and open speech, it's unusualfor a senior very frank and open speech, it's unusual for a senior military figure to be so open like this about the risks posed to the military capability of the uk isn't it? yes particularly the army feel they have been underinvested for quite a long time. the navy with trident is getting the bulk of the expensive new equipment and we saw in afghanistan and iraq that a lot of routine military operations have become more dangerous because the army does not have the latest equipment. do you think there is any chance the bei