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To check that injury. i think that stuart was remarkably calm, remarkably held together considering he had just been shot and considering we had all just gone through this horrific experience, and as he said, it was showing no signs of stopping. >> of course although we found cover, if you like this -- as is often the case in these scenarios, the initial incident is horrendous, but you survive t and then it just gets worse and worse because now there is a huge fight outside, we're fiegd in a garage ostensibly, no idea what's going on and no idea if anyone is going to be able tomorrow could and...

Course. i pretty much fell, dropped sort of 20 or 30 feet probably on to my head, probably knocked myself out, we don't really know and ritchie joined us a little time later. >> i mean, stuart points out that he didn't quite feel very -- he felt a little bit out of it may believe because he felt when he fell down the embankment he got a bit of concussion. in this moment obviously my first thought is how badly injured is he? you know, how bad is that bullet wound? you know, we know there is a clear entry wound through the top of his leg, it's come out through his lower back. what does that woun...

Kind of understanding of that. >> definitely. stuart, i was just thinking it's been 30 years for you at sky news. you mentioned all the scrapes you've been in before and this is the worst of them all. does it make you want to stay at home? does it make you -- >> you know, i've been asked this question quite a lot. if you actually believe that your job is to bear witness to awful things that happen to ordinary people who need a voice then that's your job and i do believe that. so to all the friends of ours who are working there right now and all those who have died before because it is what we ...

A good three, four hours. i would say and of course stuart can correct me if he thinks differently but i would say the fighting outside was at least half the time, at least half the time that we were in the garage and it was intense. in many ways being in the car we felt like we could do something for ourselves which was get out. in the warehouse we were very much sitting ducks and it felt completely out of our hands. i think that that was the scariest bit. for me the most terrifying bit was being in that garage not really knowing what might happen next. with those fire fights continuous going...

Office of that region and the police force and said you have to get these journalists tonight. you just have to. >> it is absolutely miraculous. we're very fortunate, i think the real point to remember here is that the reason we've shown this story was because it's happening to ordinary people all the time. there's nothing exceptional in the attack upon us, what's exceptional is that ritchie our cameraman filmed it all. >> stuart and dominique were lucky. they were able to escape to kyiv and then back to the uk. the story does not end there. let me show you a little bit of what i asked them ab...