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Nov 6, 2026

DanHOST
1:32
then moving into politics and this key topic of national resilience right now.
DanHOST
1:37
But before we do, I feel like I should just mention that the DSO, the MC, the OBE, for people that don't know what that is, what are those letters?
Al CarnsGUEST
1:48
Well, the reward you get for gallantry or courage, the military cross is awarded for courage.
Al CarnsGUEST
1:57
I'm a firm believer that several of us deserve that military cross.
Al CarnsGUEST
2:00
I was quite lucky to be chosen to get it.
Al CarnsGUEST
2:03
The Distinguished Service Order is awarded for leadership on operations.
Al CarnsGUEST
2:10
The OBE was for the Order of the British Empire for broader strategic work against the Queen's enemies.
Al CarnsGUEST
2:20
And then I got mentioned in Dispatches as well for bravery early on in my first tour as
Lucy McCarraherGUEST
39:11
What's this? What's something? But actually, it was from the Lord Chamberlain's office saying that the...
Lucy McCarraherGUEST
39:20
the Prime Minister was minded to push my name forward to the King to receive an award for a member of the Order of the British Empire.
Lucy McCarraherGUEST
39:33
Would I be agreeable to that? So I thought, yes, I think I will be agreeable.
Lucy McCarraherGUEST
39:38
I'll
James FoggoHOST
4:25
One on the right is my grandfather, Al Bailey.
James FoggoHOST
4:28
He fought in World War I, won the Croix de Guerre from France avec Pomme for honor in a combat situation, and he was designated the Order of the British Empire by the United Kingdom.
James FoggoHOST
4:41
In the Second World War, he went back to help.
James FoggoHOST
4:44
He wasn't in the battlefield.
GeorgeHOST
58:55
You talk about how serious he was.
GeorgeHOST
58:56
He was appointed an officer of the Order of the British Empire OBE in 2001 services to acting in the cinema.
GeorgeHOST
59:05
He got some other stuff along the way that I didn't even buy.
GeorgeHOST
59:09
If I put every single accolade into this, we'd have been it had been another hour.
Jay Singh-SohalHOST
1:07
His message was that if you're good enough, you're good enough, and that opportunity combined with determination and strong values can take you further than you ever imagined.
Jay Singh-SohalHOST
1:17
Karl Portman, MBE, showed us how something as simple as a game of chess can transform lives.
Jay Singh-SohalHOST
1:23
Taking chess into prisons, Karl helps people develop patience, responsibility, and the ability to think about consequences.
Jay Singh-SohalHOST
1:32
His extraordinary work reminds us that everyone deserves the opportunity to change, and that sometimes a second chance begins with a single move.
Jay Singh-SohalHOST
3:03
His message was simple, never leave a veteran behind, and these remarkable fundraising challenges demonstrate just how far someone will go to help others.
Jay Singh-SohalHOST
3:12
We've also explored the importance of identity, culture, and the values that bind communities together.
Jay Singh-SohalHOST
3:18
Sunny Sinchana MBE introduced us to the extraordinary world of Indian classical music and Gurbani Sangeet.
Jay Singh-SohalHOST
3:25
Through his mastery of ancient musical traditions, Sunny is preserving knowledge stretching back to ancient times, whilst sharing its spiritual meaning with young people and supporting children with autism.
Andrew VossHOST
1:24
No, I really appreciate you coming on.
Andrew VossHOST
1:26
I don't know, have we had anyone that's been there in front of Prince William and awarded the NBA? A life in rugby league, Tara.
Andrew VossHOST
1:35
Can you believe that you're about to referee a semi-final of the Rugby League World Cup? Was that always the plan?
Tara JonesGUEST
1:43
I think long-term for me, like, yeah, I knew that at some point in my career and in my life I wanted to come and officiate at a World Cup.

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Andrew VossHOST
8:18
Then you refereed in the Super League as well.
Andrew VossHOST
8:20
You've made giant strides now into the Test Match Arena.
Andrew VossHOST
8:26
Being awarded the NBA, it was Prince William, was it? How did that all go down? Well...
Andrew VossHOST
8:32
Were you nervous? What's that like? How does this happen? Little girl that came through Warrington Rugby League.
Andrew VossHOST
7:50
You've made giant strides now into the Test Match Arena.
Andrew VossHOST
7:56
Being awarded the NBA, it was Prince William, was it? How did that all go down? Well...
Andrew VossHOST
8:02
Were you nervous? What's that like? How does this happen? Little girl that came through Warrington Rugby League.
Andrew VossHOST
8:10
How does this happen? Does it happen every day, I wouldn't think.
Kate WestworthHOST
15:29
For example, in 2005's Nanny McPhee, 2011's Mr. Papa's Penguins, 2018's Buttons, A Christmas Tale, and, in her final screen appearance, in a cameo role as herself in 2022's Class Onion, A Knife's Out Mystery.
Kate WestworthHOST
15:48
For her work over the years, Angela Lansbury received not only five Tony Awards, six Golden Globe Awards, a People's Choice Award, Emmy and Academy Award nominations, but also the appointment to Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire, the first Olivier Award, the Lifetime Achievement Award of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, and the Oscar Hammerstein Award for Lifetime Achievement in Musical Theatre.
Kate WestworthHOST
16:15
When she received the Academy Honorary Award, Emma Thompson presented it to her with the words Angela has been adding class, talent, beauty and intelligence to the movies since 1944.
Kate WestworthHOST
16:28
And the inscription on the statue reads To Angela Lansbury, an icon who has created some of cinema's most memorable characters, inspiring generations of actors.
Jim ShawGUEST
24:53
And he had all sorts of stuff.
Jim ShawGUEST
24:54
He's got a list of stuff, Commander of the Order of the British Empire, Knight Commander of the Bath, Distinguished Service Order, Gallantry Meals.
Jim ShawGUEST
25:01
He was in charge of the troops in Falklands, and then in Bosnia, So he's a high-flying hootenanny.
Jim ShawGUEST
25:07
Anyway, he was here.
Brook PetersonHOST
6:48
And that's something that I really admired when learning about him is his giving back to his community.
Brook PetersonHOST
6:54
I mean, you mentioned at the top that he has recently been awarded an OBE and these were for his services to literature and charity.
Brook PetersonHOST
7:04
So he's very recognized for being a giving guy.
Brook PetersonHOST
7:08
I was a little bit confused though when i saw that he had donated police vehicles i started to wonder if they were um like new to use for the police force which is definitely the case now that you've explained that or some sort of vintage model because he is a car collector

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