families and they are very much... it doesn't — families and they are very much... it doesn't feel as if it is a humanitarian disaster that is very much _ humanitarian disaster that is very much removed from the fabric of our country— much removed from the fabric of our country and — much removed from the fabric of our country and our story. so it's no surprise — country and our story. so it's no surprise to— country and our story. so it's no surprise to me that there has been a record _ surprise to me that there has been a record number of donations. i know there _ record number of donations. i know there is— record number of donations. i know there is a _ record number of donations. i know there is a charity in manchester who have had _ there is a charity in manchester who have had massive donations of clothes — have had massive donations of clothes. obviously it even more amazing — clothes. obviously it even more amazing that people are willing to welcome — amazing that people are willing to welcome these refugees into their homes _ welcome these refugees into their homes from afghanistan. | welcome these refugees into their homes from afghanistan. i assume there's quite _ homes from afghanistan. i assume there's quite a _ homes from afghanistan. i assume there's quite a lot _ homes from afghanistan. i assume there's quite a lot more _ homes from afghanistan. i assume there's quite a lot more detail- homes from afghanistan. i assume there's quite a lot more detail on l there's quite a lot more detail on page five, which don't yet have. sebastien, that leads quite neatly with the sunday express. it kind picks upjoanna's point. perhaps a lot of us that have no direct connection with the services forget the numbers of men and women who have served in afghanistan over the 20 years. forgive me, say that