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We can have a little bit of a chat on the meaning behind it all, Patrick, where the idea for the poppies came about,

Remembrance Day, the Unknown Warrior. But we're also going to play later on in the episode.

Some recordings we did when we were in London Poppy Day. That was a couple of weeks ago.

Travelling around London, trying to raise money for the Poppy Appeal, all for a good cause.

Yeah, no, it's a big thing here in the UK Remembrance Day.

You can't miss it.

People start wearing their poppies a couple of weeks beforehand.

Every broadcaster, TV broadcaster, we will be wearing their poppies, every on-screen

report, everyone on telly period is wearing a poppy.

So after all these years, it's interesting that the tradition persists.

And of course, we're always reminded of the poem that gave birth to the idea and to the symbolism.

I was going to quote, quote, it's only a short poem.

And it goes, in Flanders fields, the poppy's blur between the crosses row on row that mark our place and in the sky the lark

still bravely singing fly scarce heard amid the guns below we are the dead short days ago we lived

felt dawn saw sunset glow loved and were loved and now we lie in Flanders fields.

Take up our quarrel with the foe to you from failing hands we throw.

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