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despite the looming budget crisis, speaking in parliament, the challenge of the defends is government's rac, hold on spending, and said it would fulfill all of its obligations to the public. is cabinets facing a 60000000000 in the world whole. and his project following the building by the congress top court this month is how he described the situation. that is one thing, it's clear. this judgment creates a new reality for the federal government and for current and future governments of a federal and state level editing should be a reality that makes it more difficult to achieve importance and widely shed goals for our country. by over the past 2 years, we have been shaken by serious phone for see next or no crises. challenges of magnitude republic has never experienced before on on to have to which the massive gap in finance is on the counter and pulled performance of the german economy have left a big question mark over the next year. i'm going to go the and explains winter came early this year. and what ordinary german scrapple with the pitfalls, it's government to face is a slippery slop

the rac says drivers are paying an average of £440 on repairs for any damage more serious than a punctureey drivers we ask them what is the most pressing transport issue? 96% say, the state of the roads. drivers are really fed up. they want the potholes to be filled. it cost them a lot of money. 0bviously, for those on two wheels, it can also cause injuries. earlier this month the government announced an extra £8.3 billion of funding for a local road maintenance in england, it says that it's enough to resurface up to 5000 miles of road. the local covenant association says councils need more longer term funding to keep up with demand. in lincolnshire, a month after more than 600 properties were flooded during storm babet, experts are warning that the risk of further flooding remains high. scientists say that groundwater has risen at a record rate and that means further heavy rain creates a greaterflood risk. paul murphy reports. for a month now these huge pumps have been working around the clock to get water off the fields and back into the rivers. this is short ferry on the river witham a

the rac said it received almost 6,000 call—outs due to poor road surfaces in the uk, betweenjuly andra £8 billion has been allocated to help fix the problem. new figures released later this morning, will give us an indication of the health of the uk economy. the latest gdp figures forjuly to september will be released at 7:00 this morning. peter ruddick is at a factory in cardigan for us this morning. it is one of those significant days when everyone has a moment, a snapshot of where we are at. that is ri . ht. snapshot of where we are at. that is right- these — snapshot of where we are at. that is right. these figures _ snapshot of where we are at. that is right. these figures matter, - snapshot of where we are at. that is right. these figures matter, not - right. these figures matter, not just in downing street where there will be watched very closely but they have really important real—world impact. a growing economy means businesses expand where they can invest and create jobs. means businesses expand where they can invest and createjobs. a slowing economy, that means firms and l

january 2020, the phenigail lead irish government was humiliated into cancelling a commemoration to the rac after public pressure, along with... the posing parties threatening to boycott the event. despate deny and it amounted to a celebration of the infamous black and tons. justice minister charlie flanigan capitalated to calls for the commemoration to be called off. 100 years on and the move from the irish public on the salvagery of the black and ts has never wined. and that does it for another week. we'd love for you to join the conversation by sharing the link to today's program to. helpus grow our audience across all our social media platforms. i'd like to thank our special guest nal murphy and my co-host michelle gildernew. in the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm sean murray. bye for now. following the military operation. undertaken by palestinian resistance fighters on october the 7th, code named alaxa flood, the zinish propaganda machine issued torrent of deception and downright lies about what happened, yesmin parat in par

rac also called for immediate seasfire and the swift delivery of humanitarian aid to people in the palestinian territory. he also condemned the support for israel by the us and some european countries, the president made the remarks during a joint pressure with visiting iraqi prime minister, mohammad shiah al sudani. the iraqi premier confirmed that tehran and baghdad hold similar views about the war in gaza. meanwhile, a former political advisor to the iraqi government. said al-mutalabi says the israeli onslot on gaza has a potential to become a worldwide conflict. iraqi prime minister uh was very clear that the palestinians had the right to defend themselves, the region has the right to be to be up in arms against such atrocities, and there are forces, there are entities within the middle eastern region that could not accept the american explanation and cannot accept to watch the palestinian people being massacred in such a... way without taking any action, so this message was conveyed to the american uh secretary of state, and the position of the region is very obvious to this matter, at th

you have already answered the question about syria, and rac gosh. but i wanted to say a few words about to the qualities of russians source to the russian culture goodness and values. this is a shows ever things that precious stems for this today. in this case, the look and you saw the brakes, countries as well. it seems to me that i put on when i she does have its concerns. but uh, when we shift umbrella or she lived at the times of the soviet union, there was a lot of a soft color. that was a lot of the way you should have newspapers translated into other languages when will show. but i think we see this kind of soft power that's such an advanced level again, guys up up so that we could so start, no problem, did it pose the year minimum western western circle, the values of things that are unacceptable for commodity stuff besides each for the number of people, you know, as to the number of messages of soft force, of the con you, it's a soft force of the embryos was something you and others. we will not aim at 2, said pos, the west in terms of a qu

the so called rac mine is so using manual digging techniques, including drilling by hand, that's off the rescue. teams had problems with the heavy machinery initially brought in to reach the workers food, oxygen and water have been provided through the pipes since the tunnel collapse. 2 weeks ago called hearings, a big hunting basing for a lawsuit brought on by the families of passengers last on malaysia airlines flight 370. a 2018 report failed to identify what caused the plane to disappear over the indian ocean. while on the fly from fata lupert to beijing 9 years ago and returning to our top story in the un says civilians in gaza face any immediate possibility of starvation as food supplies continue to run dangerously low. but despite the suffering, palestinians are coming together to help each other in round, the con reports on the streets of con eunice, a simmering product suit tells the story of compassion and string. in concert, these friends are cooking the few bags of lentils. they have left for the past in you.

faced heavy flooding with some rivers their banks as rivers bursting their banks as the approached rac warning the storm approached rac warning drivers in the south and west of england to avoid coastal and rural roads greater chance of falling trees on those. >> well , joining us now is the >> well, joining us now is the senior meteorologist at british weather jim dale, and weather services, jim dale, and a regular on our program. >> you, jim. look, >> good to see you, jim. look, it's >> good to see you, jim. look, its and >> good to see you, jim. look, it's and wild out there, it's wet and wild out there, particularly in the south. looks like where you are as like it is where you are as well. is it to say the well. is it fair to say the channel islands possibly going to worst area? to be the worst affected area? >> yeah, i think you're right. i think where i at the moment, think where i am at the moment, central southern in central southern england in high wickham too bad. wickham area, it's not too bad. can hold an umbrella can actually hold an umbrella umbrella up. so, you know, it'

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this summer, the rac potholes.uly and september, and that's an increase of a massive 46% on the same period last yeah 46% on the same period last year. now, of course , there's year. now, of course, there's only one person we could talk to about this story that affects almost all of us. and of course , almost all of us. and of course, that's max morrell, who, of course, is known as mr pothole . course, is known as mr pothole. mark morrell. thanks forjoining mark morrell. thanks for joining us. an absolute disgraceful situation. we all know the roads have gone down the swanee, but now it's hitting us hard in the pocket. >> yeah, i mean , the motorists >> yeah, i mean, the motorists or road users , you know, because or road users, you know, because his cyclists are vulnerable on there and they've damaged their cycle and god forbid they're killed or injured. >> so yeah, the roads are absolute mess. you can hide other things. the economy has been lack of investment, but you can't hide the state of the roads. interestin

the rac said it received almost 6000 call—outs due to poor road surfaces in the uk betweenjuly and septemberhas said he can guarantee the cenotaph will be protected. the deputy assistant commissioner, laurence taylor, was speaking ahead of what he called a difficult and tense weekend for policing. let's take a listen of what he had to say. we have got some really comprehensive policing plans in place over this weekend. we have used all of the powers available to used all of the powers available to us to manage protests, counter protest because everybody has a right to feel safe coming into london and veterans and others have the right to go and remember the fallen at the scene is weekend. so there are challenges. this is a really difficult policing weekend, and we are clear that it is going to be difficult for us but we are doing everything that we can with a very significant policing response to ensure that people are say. the cenotaph will be protected. i can guarantee that. we have had a permanent presence at the cenotaph since yesterday. that will remain all weekend. we have a comprehens

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the rac says 19th of this month.owns due to potholes has reached a record high due to some standard roads. the car services company received nearly 6000 call outs caused by poor road surfaces between july and september. that's the most for that period since records began in 2006. it's estimated it would cost £14 billion to bring local roads in england and wales up to scratch . england and wales up to scratch. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on digital radio tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now back to . tom >> thanks , tatiana, and welcome >> thanks, tatiana, and welcome back. it's 10:07. you're with britain's newsroom here on gb news. with me, tom harwood. and we kick off with some breaking news. the court has today handed down judgement in claims brought by prince harry and others. privacy case against the daily mail publisher. let's go live now to our royal correspondent , now to our royal correspondent, cameron walker, outside the royal courts of

is that justifiable rac is that just the heightht of hypocrisy? >> that is variant hatredsm. anti-semitism. there's a gentleman in our ther and.tonight maybe we can get a camera on him. he los camerat a dear friend. that was at the concerte me that day, october 7th. and he gave me this hat beforete the show. and, you know, this is what israel's living through. >> brooke, always great to see you. and our prayers are with.rael people of israel as they fight whck against terrorism aight anl in our time. when we come back, shockingen new report show hows is biden-nomics is failing you, the american people. >> brian.e. brian burke, he'll explain to.e continue >> this is how it feels to do more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent dupixent problems an. it's an add on treatment for specific types of moderate tw and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. >> dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks and can even reduce or eliminatee seve oral steroids. imaginree that dupixent can caul allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you

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you know that word emergency rac. what is an emergency rac. what is an emergency ? legislation ? have you urgency legislation? have you ever heard that word before ? i ever heard that word before? i mean, we've heard sort of urgent . do you remember the prime minister back in march ? he said minister back in march? he said he an urgent review into he wanted an urgent review into the gender ideology stuff . the whole gender ideology stuff. urgent. my definition of urgent today , this week for the prime today, this week for the prime minister nothing. here we are. it's november , prime minister. it's november, prime minister. you still haven't given us that review. that's not urgent . so review. that's not urgent. so how much do you believe about this emergency legislation ? i this emergency legislation? i tell you what, there's no such thing. it's a con. it's misleading . he should be done misleading. he should be done for, frankly , it's a sort of for, frankly, it's a sort of breach of the descriptions act, as far as i can see. but here's the thing. if it really is

you know that word emergency rac. what is an emergency rac. what is an emergency ? legislation ? have you urgency legislation? have you ever heard that word before ? i ever heard that word before? i mean, we've heard sort of urgent . do you remember the prime minister back in march ? he said minister back in march? he said he an urgent review into he wanted an urgent review into the gender ideology stuff . the whole gender ideology stuff. urgent. my definition of urgent today , this week for the prime today, this week for the prime minister nothing. here we are. it's november , prime minister. it's november, prime minister. you still haven't given us that review. that's not urgent . so review. that's not urgent. so how much do you believe about this emergency legislation ? i this emergency legislation? i tell you what, there's no such thing. it's a con. it's misleading . he should be done misleading. he should be done for, frankly , it's a sort of for, frankly, it's a sort of breach of the descriptions act, as far as i can see. but here's the thing. if it really is

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so the rac is saying, you know, if you're out and about today, try and avoid coastal roads and try andtoo because country roads, too, because that's danger is . that's where the danger is. >> thank very much indeed . >> thank you very much indeed. jeff moody at the beach there in devon. course, dougie devon. and of course, dougie beattie northern ireland. beattie from northern ireland. my dad is actually in cornwall today and he sent me a he's trying to find a coffee, but alas , starbucks was closed alas, starbucks was closed because of what jeff moody said . because of what jeff moody said. power cuts widespread . of power cuts widespread. of course, that's the least of people's worries. but clearly these power cuts are all over these power cuts are all over the place. that's it sweeping to the place. that's it sweeping to the midlands now. >> and on towards newcastle later on, heading up towards the north—east and also there is there is a flow in position at heathrow, people trying to leave the country via airports may be experiencing some delays, but it seems like we are through the

and it's not cheap to fix, either — the rac says drivers are paying an average of £aao on repairs fornd obviously for those on two wheels can also cause injuries. earlier this month, the government announced an extra £8.3 billion of funding for local road maintenance in england, and says that's enough to resurface up to 5,000 miles of road. the local government association, though, says councils need more longer—term funding to keep up with the demand. take a look at that car up on the mmp take a look at that car up on the ramp being repaired. we can speak to craig, the owner and mechanic at this garage, awr, in bury. took me through some of the kind of repairs, the damage you see and repairs needing to be done on parts of the wheel. �* ., , ., wheel. apart from the wheels and res ou wheel. apart from the wheels and tyres you mention, _ wheel. apart from the wheels and tyres you mention, we _ wheel. apart from the wheels and tyres you mention, we also - wheel. apart from the wheels and tyres you mention, we also get i tyres you mention, we also get damage to suspension components, the

that those arriving illegally must be detained and the whole bill should be treated as an emergent racoats in the last few days and more are expected with favourable weather conditions. let's go to our man in dover, gb news, home and security editor mark white. mark tell us what you've seen this morning . morning. >> well, the arrival of these boats , tom, is the very visible boats, tom, is the very visible manifestation of this crisis and of the failure of the uk government to do what it said that it was going to do, which was to stop the boats. now, it is true to say that the number of boats now this year compared to where we were at this point last year, is about a third down. but it's still 27,500 who have crossed since the 1st of january this year. and just in the last few days. and this week where we had a spell of good weather for a day at the beginning of the week, yesterday was also good and today is good. around 1000 people have crossed it in about 20 small boats in that time. and it's an illustration, tom, that whatever the government says, actually the government says, actu

rac ab anwar, who's been in the for party ten years, said it's been a really difficult decision.. mr anwar is, among others, calling for sikka to step down after he declined to call for a ceasefire in gaza. labour, however, does back international calls for a humanitarian pause in the fighting. shadow leader of the house of commons, lucy powell, told us that despite the differences in the party, they all want the same thing, you know, no one wants to see people resigning from the labour party and obviously there are some differences of opinion there at the moment on on what's happening in the middle east, but largely on the whole, everybody in the labour party is agreed on the fact that we want to see an end to the cycle of violence and an end to the needless loss of life . to other needless loss of life. to other news now licenced for oil and gas projects in the north sea is set to be awarded annually under new plans. the government says the move to be announced in the king's speech tomorrow will provide job security for 200,000 workers and reduce britain's dependence on foreign

the rac is advising motorists to steer clear of coastal roads and to steer clear of rural roads, tooat weather out there for us. >> stay safe . israel says fresh >> stay safe. israel says fresh strikes earlier this morning killed two hamas leaders in jabalia , an area used as jabalia, an area used as a refugee camp. gaza's media office, which is run by the hamas terrorist group, says 195 palestinian jews were killed in the attack. the united nations says it has serious concerns . says it has serious concerns. turns israel's actions could amount to warm war crimes. living conditions inside gaza continued to worsen with food , continued to worsen with food, water and medical supplies running dangerously low . more running dangerously low. more foreign passport holders are likely to leave gaza today with the rafah border crossing expected to reopen at least 335. foreign nationals left yesterday. dozen of severely injured gazans were also taken for treatment in egypt following an internationally brokered deal an internationally brokered deal. it's understood around 7500 foreigners will b

the 62 year old presenter stirred controversy rac for her anti—tory rants on instagram and x, accusingrrupt . x, accusing the government of being greedy and corrupt. but the bbc published, revised social media rules for flagship presenters after gary lineker tweeted about the government's rwanda plan, ms vorderman was told her posts are a flagrant breach of the new policies for more on all of those stories, you can visit our website at gbnews.com . us us from 6:00. it's breakfast with eamonn and isabel monday to thursday . thursday. >> just to bring you a little bit of breaking news this afternoon. >> the institute for government, which was going to host an event with the chief of the metropolitan police, sir mark rowley, has cancelled that event . there are suggestions that instead the police chief will be headed to number 10 for a meeting with the prime minister rather than attending this pre—show scheduled speech and event at the institute for government. >> yeah, that could be significant because the prime minister speaking a little minister was speaking a little earlier today, say

the number of fuel thefts from filling stations in britain is on the rise — that's according to the racsounds like a nightmare. how big a problem is it for you?— is it for you? good morning. it is a hue is it for you? good morning. it is a huge problem _ is it for you? good morning. it is a huge problem within _ is it for you? good morning. it is a huge problem within our— is it for you? good morning. it is a huge problem within our industry. | huge problem within our industry. businesses across the uk, especially independent forecourt retailers are finding a huge strain on them financially. it is causing a big problem for staff. it is a big industry and it is glad to get coverage on it, especially today. have you noticed it getting worse and more recently and why? [tripe and more recently and why? drive offs have been — and more recently and why? drive offs have been happening - and more recently and why? ira: offs have been happening within the industry for many, many years. over the last 12 to 18 months, it has obviously become significantly worse. there are some areas where there ar

well the rac has said, look, try and stay home, try and work from home tomorrow if you possibly can.void coastal roads. the coast is where it's going to be worst affected, particularly along the south coast of the country . as south coast of the country. as i say, starting off in the west country and then sort of heading gradually east during the course of the day tomorrow. and the issue with rural roads is that we're expecting a lot of trees to come down. now, it's obvious that trees come down when the winds are high, but it's particularly bad at the moment because the leaves the leaves are still on the trees. and there's been so much rain that there's been so much rain that the leaves are soaking wet. so it does mean that the trees at the moment are very heavy and they could topple very easily if there's a significant amount of wind. so we are expecting pretty substantial damage over night and into the morning. and i will be reporting from i'm north devon throughout the day tomorrow to let you know how things are progressing . things are progressing. >> well good luck that's what i

in his car , he tried to drive his his car, he tried to drive his car through a flooded road and the rac's just a little bit of water and try and drive over it because you will get stuck. and we're hearing several instances of that happening . um, we're also happening. um, we're also heanng happening. um, we're also hearing that the refugees are still on the bibby stockholm barge. apparently they have been feeling seasick today, but the home office has said there's no plans to move them, that they think that the barge is very, very securely moored in portland. so that's all right. as i say, there's well, there were 100,000 homes that were without power. people have been working right throughout the day. engineers have been coming down from all over the country to the west country to try and get as many people back , many get as many people back, many people's power back as they can in. and now they're saying there's only about 20,000 that don't have power. i mean, still, that's quite a considerable number, isn't it? 20,000 people who are going into tonight with no power. but we are heari

let's accept that, but other skills but maybe increase other skills such as rac.re they can actually what they've actually explain what they've learned so forth. actually explain what they've learit's so forth. actually explain what they've learit's a so forth. actually explain what they've learit's a really, so forth. actually explain what they've learit's a really, really so forth. but it's a really, really powerful tool. need to powerful tool. what we need to do sure it's do is to make sure it's regulated appropriately. and as you i'm copyright you know, i'm a copyright lawyer, so dealing with intellectual how intellectual property and how that's going this that's going to work in this space very, important. space is very, very important. >> poll out this >> there was a poll out this week, andrew, that said that 1 in fear their in 3 britons fear losing their jobs there is a genuine jobs to ai. there is a genuine fear amongst people that this technology developing technology rapidly developing will technology rapidly developing wiliand you're so right, eliot, >>

theft has risen sharply in britain and it could be down to systematic criminal activity data from the raceptember this yean between july and september this year. it's estimated these incidents are costing station ons an average of 10,500 pounds each year. most of the incidents are likely to relate to drive offs when someone fills up the vehicle without paying and then leaves . this is gb news across leaves. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to andrew and . bev >> very good morning. it's 1006. >> very good morning. it's1006. now remember, we are here in anticipation of the king's speech today . now, you might be speech today. now, you might be thinking, why would i care what the king has to say? i'm not a royalist. it's not about that. it's about all of our lives and everything in this is very interesting. it's all about crime and punishment. the stuff about restrictions . there about tech restrictions. there is a bill about driverless cars which could lead also to driverless buses . are yo

now, he was saying in my constituent rac, it's not necessarily that they're going to vote for laboun for labour. and we hear this again and it's that people and again. it's not that people are excited about keir are massively excited about keir starmer necessarily lots starmer necessarily at all. lots of really not sure, but of people really not sure, but they're saying to him, yeah, we're we'd like to vote for you, but we're really not happy with you at the moment. give us a positive othennise we're positive reason. othennise we're going home we're going to stay at home or we're going to stay at home or we're going reform. going to vote for reform. >> you read it as then >> do you do you read it as then that the content this speech that the content of this speech was aimed at wooing was very much aimed at wooing back those traditional tory voters? well certainly all that all the stuff on crime, you know, playing to being tough on that. >> yes , absolutely. but there's >> yes, absolutely. but there's a lot of this in here that is personal to rishi sunak things that rishi sunak they w

but mr yoon has also been causing contrary been accused of causing contrary rac when he came to the ukte in westminster hall, he blames that on heavy traffic . but he did attend the traffic. but he did attend the reception for world leaders at buckingham palace behind me, where meet his majesty, where he did meet his majesty, the the foreign office the king. but the foreign office will want trip all will want this trip to be all about strengthening diplomatic relations and the president of south korea told the telegraph recently that the wars in ukraine, as well as the recent conflict in israel, gaza, the rising tensions with russia, with with north korea, and what's happening in the south china sea as well. has all want him wanting him to seek very close security cooperation with the west and the president is expected to speak with politicians inside the house of parliament later on today. he's expected to meet the prime minister in downing street tomorrow . but to minister in downing street tomorrow. but to end on a bit of a lighter note, in april, it was discovered that the presiden

there's out this >> and there's a report out this week from the rac, i think it was that been a hugethe average bill is over me. i went over £400 happened to me. i went for a pothole. it smacked my tire, broke it, it burst the tire, broke it, it burst the tire and it mangled the rim . it tire and it mangled the rim. it cost me over £500. very annoying . and this is the sort of stuff, olivia, that people actually do really care about. >> exactly. and i think you see quite often sort of comments matters in the westminster bubble. journalists bubble. quite often journalists actually twitter sort of actually on twitter sort of mocking standing mocking mps for standing over a pothole . and yes, it does sort pothole. and yes, it does sort of a bit funny, of look a bit funny, but actually is sort of actually this is the sort of thing which really matters to ordinary forget ordinary people. we forget living that most living in london that most people drive. most really people drive. most people really need and dangerous need their cars and dangerous potholes which cause potholes, which can c

strengthening winds through the rac. widespread gains across scotland.illy side. thank you. 19 minutes past seven. let's return to our main story now, and jeremy hunt's autumn statement. we're joined by labour's shadow chancellor rachel reeves. good morning. what do you make of what you heard from the chancellor? well, the truth is, despite the announced tax cuts yesterday, working people are going to be paying more taxes at the end of this parliament than they were at the last parliament. people can see that in their bank balances. and going into the autumn statement yesterday there had been an equivalent of a 10p increase in national insurance through all of the fiscal drag, people being dragged into paying taxes, paying higher rates of tax, and the chancellor gave back 2p yesterday. so people are still worse off because of tax increases, high inflation and higher payments as well. d0 inflation and higher payments as well. , :, inflation and higher payments as well. y:. . inflation and higher payments as well. y:, ., :, inflation and higher payments as

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decision, however, comes with its set of challenges its own set of challenges because, to according the rac well, i suppose that's not terribly surprising. joining us now is youtube and social media influencer chloe blackwell and a very good morning to you, chloe. hi. can you explain why you took the decision? you took the decision to go and buy an old car in order to be compliant. >> yeah. so obviously with my youtube, it is about cars. so after my first one, i wanted to buy a new car for the channel so obviously financially i couldn't afford a new car or an electric car to fit the new ulez laws. but it so i went and bought a second hand car. um, which yeah, that's just what was in my budget at the time. >> and even though it's an older car that was obviously, yeah, i was going to say, even though it's an older car, it is actually ulez compliant. it yeah, it is, yeah . yeah, it is, yeah. >> yeah. so just setting out some of the legislation around that. so if it's a euro four car, so that's petrol cost 2005 onwards or diesel 2015 onwards, they get around ulez , you don't they get around ule

army in the first place to see the world, to be honest , i joined world, to be honest, i joined the rac to different countries and doing lots of exciting things. >> wonderful. and alf , just tell >> wonderful. and alf, just tell me the story about how you were reunited with your wife in iraq in 2003. yeah we were both on op telic and didn't know that each of us were in the same location at the same time. >> we deployed from different countries at different times. so we were through we were walking through a sandstorm padre from sandstorm with the padre from seven armoured brigade the seven armoured brigade in the distance, someone distance, i saw someone coming towards it could have towards me and it could have been nobody other than kim and that had a ten minute that was it. we had a ten minute cup of tea together in in in iraq. >> wonderful. and tell me about some of the medals have on some of the medals you have on your chest today. your on your chest today. >> have the kosovo medal. i >> i have the kosovo medal. i went there with the 21 signal regiment force, which was regiment heli