00:00Look at that, here we are.
00:02There you are. Thank you so much.
00:04It's a very hot plate, be careful.
00:06Thank you ladies and gentlemen.
00:07You're very welcome. Would you like any ketchup?
00:09Any ketchup sauce? No?
00:12Thank you very much.
00:14Great.
00:15As our MP and Reform Party Deputy Leader, you're no stranger to the spotlight.
00:21But what does it mean to you to share a breakfast with Lincolnshire's the last surviving Burma Stark?
00:28Well for me it's a great honour because it's hard to imagine the commitment, the fear, the unknown everyday serving,
00:41whether it was in ships, destroyers, like HMS Wager that Alfred was in, whether it was in bombers.
00:51But to share those experiences that I've been hearing this morning is remarkable.
00:57Alfred, you've had a party already.
01:03I mean, did you ever think you would be having breakfast with a busy man?
01:10No.
01:11Who's took time out of his busy schedule, and we know it's busy, to come and see him at breakfast.
01:17I'm looking forward to receiving the King's birthday card tomorrow.
01:24Yes.
01:25Yeah, that's great.
01:27Well that's part of the excitement. Something to look forward to.
01:37The honour is all mine, Alfred, to meet you, the last Burma veteran, and just to hear your experiences.
01:50As I understand, you're the last surviving Burma veteran.
01:55You've made him.
01:56You've made him.
01:57You've made him.
01:58You've made him.
01:59You've made him.
02:00You've made him.
02:01You're the last.
02:02You and I have you.
02:03I've got him.
02:04Oh, that's all.
02:06Thank you for the number of people.
02:07And I'm here in.
02:08You've made him.
02:09And I'm here in a couple of months.
02:10You're the last.
02:11I'm here in the next.
02:12You were the last I got to find someone.
02:13I'm here in the middle of everything.
02:14The picture did you get.
02:15And I was a business.
