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zero carbon generation at edf energy.com slash helping Britain. Okay, I'm here with Stella Assange, the wife of Julian Assange, and I guess the most well the best part to start with

would be that your husband is actually not too far from here right now.

Yeah he's about a 15 minute drive from where we are.

He's near the Thames, but it feels like it's miles away from London when you're there.

Yeah, and he is, I mean he's locked up, that's just the nature of reality.

You mentioned to my producer, I was already, you get to see him twice a week.

And I guess just talk a little bit about his physical and sort of emotional say then we'll get

into obviously the bigger stuff but well not that much is bigger than that I suppose.

Well he's been in this high security prison in southeast London since the 11th of April 2019.

He is locked up in a cell over 20 hours a day.

He gets to go to the yard for up to an hour a day. It's on his wing about 30% of people there

are accused or convicted of murder and you know Julian's not a he

shouldn't be in prison in the first place right he's a journalist he's there

because of what he published but he's there because the United States is trying to extradite him.

I get to see him once or twice a week.

On weekends, I go with our children, we have a four and a six year old and all they know is their father inside this prison space.

They've never been in a different room outside of this prison with their father.

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