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Speaker 1: In the Brady UK correspondence with us.

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Speaker 2: Now, hey Inda, hey Heather, great to speak to again.

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Speaker 1: Okay, into have they told us the five bodies they're

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Speaker 1: found on the yacht. Who these people are?

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Speaker 2: No, but the newspapers here certainly seemed to think that

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Speaker 2: Mike Lynch and his daughter Hannah, who was eighteen, are

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Speaker 2: among the five that have been recovered or found inside

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Speaker 2: the cabins. So a terribly grim day really yesterday. The

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Speaker 2: Italians have brought in specialist divers, the best maritime search

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Speaker 2: teams in the hole of Italy from the mainland were

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Speaker 2: flown to Sicily. They got to work and they brought

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Speaker 2: with them these kind of robot camera vehicles that can

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Speaker 2: go down and operate underwater, and they prized open a door.

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Speaker 2: They used some sort of hydraulic jam to prize open

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Speaker 2: a door to get in access to the accommodation on

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Speaker 2: board the yacht, and it was in there that they

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Speaker 2: found the five bodies. There is still one person missing,

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Speaker 2: so the search will resume again. And you know, it's

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Speaker 2: just such tragic, tragic situation. A lot of questions being

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Speaker 2: asked about how we yacht that size managed to sink

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Speaker 2: in sixty seconds and also how virtually all of the

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Speaker 2: crew got off and six or seven passengers didn't.

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Speaker 1: And these bodies were found apparently behind metriss which what

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Speaker 1: does that suggest that they were trapped.

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Speaker 2: I think they were all inside, there were asleep inside

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Speaker 2: their cabins, and it happened so quickly. I mean, the

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Speaker 2: lady who survived miraculously and got her newborn baby out

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Speaker 2: of the sea as well, she'd gone up to sleep

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Speaker 2: on the top deck because it was so hot. And

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Speaker 2: I think the working theory is that it was so

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Speaker 2: hot the day before insistently thirty three Celsius, that they'd

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Speaker 2: left a lot of windows and portholes open to the

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Speaker 2: air circulate through the cabins and the only people who

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Speaker 2: stood a chance of getting off it were those on

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Speaker 2: the top decks. So obviously the passengers were down below,

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Speaker 2: fast asleep, and that's why they were found behind mattresses.

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Speaker 1: Did I see that the captain was interrogated or interviewed

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Speaker 1: for some like a couple of hours.

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Speaker 2: He will have been yeah, Look, the Italians will leave

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Speaker 2: no stone unturned. It's a huge investigation. British Maritime investigation

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Speaker 2: team has flown over as well. Obviously it's a British shot,

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Speaker 2: British owned, British tourists on board. There will be several

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Speaker 2: investigations into this, but thankfully the captain is still alive

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Speaker 2: and he will be able to say exactly what went on.

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Speaker 2: But for now we're just piecing together the info we

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Speaker 2: have from eyewitnesses who were watching on the land and

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Speaker 2: a handful of people who survived and have spoken to

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Speaker 2: the media so far. But you know there will be

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Speaker 2: a thorough investigation, yes, so.

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Speaker 1: Because obviously, you know, an interview of any links would

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Speaker 1: suggest that they may be actually wanting to pin things

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Speaker 1: on him, or he may be in trouble. But are

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Speaker 1: we reading too much into it?

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Speaker 2: I think we're possibly reading too much into it. I

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Speaker 2: mean this is headline news across Italy every day now

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Speaker 2: for four days They've not had anything like this happen.

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Speaker 2: So it's a huge, huge story, and I think the

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Speaker 2: bigger issue away from the tragedy of all the people

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Speaker 2: losing their lives, if it turns out that this was

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Speaker 2: caused by this water spout. These were unheard of ten

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Speaker 2: fifteen years ago in the Mediterranean. The seas are boiling. Yes,

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Speaker 2: that's the bigger issue here. These are happening more and

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Speaker 2: more often.

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Speaker 1: Hey Anderson, Jeremy Clarkson managing to get this pub open

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Speaker 1: and six months early? How did he manage that?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so this is a good one. No one knows.

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Speaker 2: This has come completely out of the blue. He stuck

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Speaker 2: a post up on social media yesterday and the Internet

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Speaker 2: has gone into a frenzy. So as of midday tomorrow,

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Speaker 2: the doors of a pub called The Farmer's Dog will

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Speaker 2: open in the small town of Burford. Burford's nice. I

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Speaker 2: mean tourists do go there, mostly Japanese and American tourists

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Speaker 2: in big tour buses heading off into the cotswalls even

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Speaker 2: deeper to go see prettier villages. And there are prettier

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Speaker 2: villages and towns west of there. But local counselors are

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Speaker 2: very concerned about the traffic implications. So Clark's Farm we've

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Speaker 2: all seen on TV Didley Squat as it's called. They

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Speaker 2: have a farm shop. There is traffic in that area

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Speaker 2: year round, even when the farm shop is closed, because

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Speaker 2: tourists wants a selfie with the farm shop sign Didley Squat.

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Speaker 2: So the big fear is that even when the pub

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Speaker 2: is closed that you know, very early in the morning

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Speaker 2: and what have you. You will have people stopping in

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Speaker 2: the road to get out and get a picture. And

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Speaker 2: you can be guaranteed when the doors do open tomorrow

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Speaker 2: there will be Clarkson's film crew filming the next series

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Speaker 2: of Clarkson's Farm, or he may even now call it

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Speaker 2: Sharkson's Pub.

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Speaker 1: And how long before you go?

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Speaker 2: I'll definitely go. Look, my parents want to visit the farm.

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Speaker 2: My dad grew up on a farm and we're from

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Speaker 2: a farming family, so my dad has always wanted to

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Speaker 2: visit Clarkson's Farm. I think the one point really to

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Speaker 2: make Heather. He has done more for farming and the

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Speaker 2: farming community in the UK and worldwide than any politician

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Speaker 2: you can name, because he showed how hard it is

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Speaker 2: to make a living off the land and the hours

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Speaker 2: people put in, and the weather and just that resilience

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Speaker 2: that farmers have to keep going to fix things, to

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Speaker 2: mind animals and to make the best of what can

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Speaker 2: often be a bad lot. And Clarkson like them, are

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Speaker 2: loath them. He has portrayed that brilliantly on screen.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, well said in the good to talk to you mate.

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Speaker 1: We'll talk to you again next week. It's into Brady,

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Speaker 1: a UK correspondent.

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