also, leonard thomas. we send our heartfelt condolences to the families of the serviceman killed in this tragic incident. they will never be forgotten by our nation. this morning, i have meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. in addition to my duties, i will have further such meetings. >> fiona o'donnell. >> i am sure the whole house will want to extend our deepest condolences to the families of those who were lost earlier. corporation mr. speaker, -- mr. speaker, food prices rose 4% this year. i understand why. so can be prime minister spent a lecture and tell the house what he is doing about food inflation? >> first of all, can i join the honorable lady in what she said about the tornado aircraft accidents. she is absolutely right that our thoughts should be with the friends, family, and the colleagues of those involved. the circumstances remain uncertain, but it is clearly a serious incident. the investigation is ongoing. more details released in due course. it is a reminder of the risk our se

leonard thomas of the corps of signals. we send our heartfelt condolences to the families of the servicen kill inside t thilev bgo r nn. mng inth stlles hean aio tin house, i shall have further such meetings today. >> i am sure the whole house willwaosoe el thmeierars en opeo ll es fy ouyofewst ieisek mr. speaker, food prices rose 4.6%etween march last year and this year. dend w meheec a t usats he doing about food inflation? >> first of all, can i join the honorable lady in what she said about the tornado aircraft acdet r frs,ild th llesthol e umcellem cen, iar a susinnt the investigation is ongoing, and more details will be released by the raf in due course. but it's a remder of the sks thaturerrsle onhey'nti rv bhe 'r dengalai r fiof ai would make the point that inflation is now palling in -- falling in our cotry which is extremely good news. in tsoofln, i viy lu v t ouhosp oar r bt, y keep inflation down is to have a responsible monetary policy whichs wh we have in our country. [cs apseichasme >> mr. speaker, would my r

thomas show." danny was an executive producer on the series along with sheldon leonard. he definitely did professionally, and personally in a lot of ways because he created an environment on that set that was very creative, very playful, but extremely disciplined and it was sort of, you know, that simple lesson that i witnessed week in and week out from the very first episode to the very last when i was 14 years old, which was, y know, if you're doing it you might as well do it well and this is an opportunity to, you know, to be involved in something that could be memorable and just to respect that. it was never spoken that clearly but like all great lessons, it was observed. >> how different was he from the character that he played? tell us about andy griffith, the man. >> well, i think the character evolved, you know, into something much closer to the real andy. in the beginning, you know, it was everyone's design to just do something broader and a little more, you know, kind of country bu bumpkin-ish or something, closer to some of his monologues which were broad and