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Let's talk to Andy McNabb, because today of all days, 11 a.m. today, Armistice Day, people will remember the fallen.

Whether they remember your family, whether they're members of other people's families,

doesn't matter. Andy, very good morning, sir.

Good morning.

Thanks very much indeed for joining us, sir.

I mean, on this day, armistice day, must be very poignant for people like yourself.

Obviously, you'll remember not only the people that you served with, but your own time in the armed forces as well.

Yeah, absolutely. And certainly, you know, anybody who served, you know, just through the culture understands that, you know, it's just not the people that you know,

but it's all the people through history that has made the sacrifice.

Absolutely right.

And you're here not just for them and not just for that,

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