Charles Collingwood

Ei todellakaan. Mielestäni he todella näyttävät toisensa. Kun näet häntä seuraavaksi, katso häntä. Katso häntä? Olen lesbialainen isä. Mutta okei, olen tutustunut häntä Richard-mukaisuuteen. Ei tarvitse tutustua häntä, se kuulostaa hirveänä. Otetaan vain häneltä yllättävää näyttöä. Mielestäni se on hänen näytönsä. Ehkä se on myös häntä sydäntä. Kun voimme olla valmiita?

Are you hungry? A bit peckish. I can't help it. Honestly, the things I have to put up with. What do you have to put up with? Nothing. The occasional... And the feeling of uselessness. Do you really feel that, mum? Sometimes. I hate that idea. The thing is that...

I am still capable. I'm still alive. I'm still curious and interested. And if I can be any help at all to Alan, then that is wonderful to me. Yeah, I understand that. I really do.

He's sacking me. What? His email says, I mustn't set foot on home farm again. No! Yeah, yeah, here, look. He can't do that. Can he do that? I suppose he can do what he likes. For goodness sake. I mean, this isn't a game. This is the farm. What is wrong with him? This is low even for him. Sorry, darling, I'll be right back. I just need to go and serve that group at the bar. Of course, yeah. Sorry, I'll be right back.

Oh, this is actually very nice. Oh, thanks. You sound surprised. No, no, I mean, I just, I thought I wasn't hungry, but it turns out I am. I do get it, you know. Get what?

I do understand how much you do for me and how lucky I am to have you. I just don't necessarily always make that clear. No, no, don't laugh. I'm trying to say something nice. I know, I know. No, I was trying to say that I do appreciate what you do for me and I'm grateful. And I'm sorry if it doesn't always seem that way. Oh, mum. It's just...

It's very hard to see oneself losing autonomy. Of course. But I resist it. I've noticed.

Well, I could always come into court next week and give that tricky judge the occasional dirty look whenever he's being a pain. Oh well, that would be quite funny. I wonder if he'd notice. Well, I'd tell him I was your mother. But I'm not sure that would help. I'm sure you've got more clout than you care to admit. Maybe. Anna, you are a very impressive woman, for goodness sake. Well, you know what? What? So are you, mum.

I'm Mali Harris and I play Natasha Archer. I wanted to let you know that the nominations for the BBC Food and Farming Awards are now open. The awards are an opportunity to celebrate those who are doing amazing things in food and drink, in innovation, sustainability and flavour. This year I'm joining the judging team again for the Farming for the Future Award with Charlotte Smith from Farming Today.