we loved having rhian with us. i would really encourage helping to do it.ud of people in britain who have registered. we've registered again to try to help out. we hope we can be of service to someone. >> what are the downsides? are there any downsides, my lord? >> i don't think so. i mean, we felt we were enriched by the experience. actually by getting to know rhian. and move out of that country and brought her to england. and i think it was just all around a very positive thing, actually. >> rhian, how did you get around the problem with the cats? >> well, actually, i can tell you she got around them really well. >> you would say that, let's say what rhian has to say about that what did you think? >> i became friends with them. the first two days i was a bit scared. i never lived in a house where there were cats. a few days later, they were in my room. i liked them. >> and rhian, what advice would you give to refugees who are coming to this country and going to live in the home of somebody that they've never met before? >> make use of this experience to l

deputy chairman of the security council to me to meet via the of claimed, in an interview to archie and rhian overstay. the full interview will be added later today. but here's a quick preview. this president, putin as often insisted that russia only acts to defend itself against the hostile actions of the west and the recent interviews. and you said that our country has enough mites to put our enemies in that place, which implies that russia has considered some kind of retaliation in the event of aggression. what exactly did you mean by that mister medford f sling long, long listening to pretty much we both know exactly what i meant. russia is not your average country. it's a prominent member of the un security council. and as a side note, let me say that all the ill conceived plans to try and remove us from the security council. a completely groundless this would go against the un charter and the entirety of international law. for that matter, we're talking about the weapons of individual states. this is my 1st point that my 2nd point is russia is a nuclear power with the largest stock pot

our labour commitment to nato is unshakeable and the government again has our full support for rhianistake nato's restraint for any lack of resolve. mr speaker, nato's responsible force has been activated as the defence secretary said in response to this nato aggression. we welcome the dees tale of the uk contribution to that. but what is the role of the uk led joint expeditionary force? what is the role they can play? is it not time for nato to issue and initiate directive to the supreme allied commander to plan future options as part of overhauling nato necessarily for the decade ahead. could the secretary confirm what i think you said is that the 1000 uk troops put on standby before the invasion are still in britain, still on standby, and we foresee no request for the humanitarian help they would decide to respond to? mr speaker, it is not thejob of british to respond to? mr speaker, it is not the job of british forces to protect the job of british forces to protect the home secretary or bailout border force especially at this critical time of conflict. yesterday, the defence secr