Sean Lay

How have you been treated?

What about this question of this international kind of red notice that exists against your name? What are you going to try and do about that?

Japan's warrant did accuse you, at least, of actions that led to one of its whalers being injured. And I suppose you might argue that personal injury would justify international action.

Are you planning further action?

You have a couple of boats out at the moment, I think. You've told the BBC that already.

Is it worth it? Because, you know, some might say you're very well-meaning and sincere in what you're doing, but you're kind of like a gnat on a buffalo. You're an irritant, but you don't stop it getting to the watering hole.

We thought of these things particularly for women who were breastfeeding, didn't we, years ago. Why have we not thought of them with people with disabilities?

Let's talk about what your personal motivation is because you have a very personal reason for wanting to be involved with this project.

So it was the convenience of the carer or maybe a partner as much as for the person who was going to be wearing the clothes.

And you make the point that this is a kind of worldwide need as well, isn't it? I mean, we're talking about a big proportion of the population now who have a disability. I mean, it's kind of a no-brainer from a commercial point of view.

Tell me in this range what you're most proud of.

Do you hope that other retailers will get the message?

It's very bizarre because judging by the pictures that are being broadcast right now around the world, it looks like the vehicle was practically positioned outside the glass doors where people would normally walk in.

Brief last question. Any suggestion of any connection with what happened in New Orleans?

So this script, what form does it take?

Now, why is it proved so resistant to being successfully interpreted?

So that was the stone that was able to help Egyptologists to kind of crack the code for ancient Egyptian script.

You are hoping that maybe then the use of the most modern technology of all, artificial intelligence, could finally unlock one of the oldest unsolved secrets on the planet?

You described it on social media, I think, as one of those dates that people will look back on and say something changed with this speech. What do you think changed?

The president's plan for peace in Ukraine, for bringing the war to an end. Was that discussed by your leader with Vice President Vance?

There are about, I think, 35,000 US troops currently stationed in Germany. The US Defence Secretary, Pete Hegseth, said this week that that's something that, in time, Europe should expect to be reduced. That is going to put a bigger burden on Germany, isn't it? I mean, are you prepared for that, for an increase in defence spending, not only to meet that, but perhaps...

to contribute to the peacekeeping, which we're told would be needed for any peace deal that takes place in Germany, because America isn't going to send troops for that. They're saying Europeans, including Germans, would have to do it.

You would be open to peacekeeping troops maybe under the UN ambit or something like that.

It's about 1.5% of GDP, isn't it? It certainly was in 2023 that Germany spent. I mean, the Americans are talking about Europeans spending 5% of GDP.

This film wouldn't be what it is without Ross. He got me literally every single location I wanted. I'm waiting for you. He secured the mansion. He secured Tatiana's. He secured the wonderful candy shop that we shot at. I mean, literally, he got everything we needed.

I was shooting a fashion film there in 2021. I looked around and I said, you know what? I have to set my next film here. It's just so beautiful.

I am.

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