Dominic Sandbrook

And now, after all, they are back in the trenches.

So the question now...

Now that they've landed, what's the plan?

Is Churchill finally going to accept that this mad scheme has failed or is he going to throw in more men?

We'll find out next time.

Yeah, it's a great story, isn't it, Tom?

A great lesson in leadership, I think, for anybody.

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No, I was actually saying something very different about, I think I like a funster at a dinner party.

And I don't think Edith Cavill was, I don't think she was one of the last funsters.

But a remarkable person.

She was a remarkable person and it is a truly remarkable story that we'll be talking about today.

So as you say, it's one of the most colourful and controversial stories of the whole First World War.