Primary Care minister Stephen Kinnock visits Katharine House Hospice, Stafford.

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00:00And we can help that to happen.

00:02Yeah, so important.

00:04We'll take you through if that's OK.

00:06Hi there. Your picture is from my baby's equipment.

00:09So your district nurse is coming out when she was experiencing quite significant pain.

00:13And you've had a couple of stays in here, I think, haven't you?

00:16I've had a couple, but I think about three, I think, in all of them.

00:19Yeah, so the one before this one, she was paralysed, so her tumour was pressing on her spine.

00:25But we managed to get you home for a short period of time, didn't we?

00:28We did indeed.

00:30But the nature of the bite symptoms just progressed too quickly.

00:35So we were really lucky to get you back in here then, weren't we?

00:38And you grew up there.

00:40I grew up in England. I was 21.

00:42Oh, when you were 21.

00:44I was 72 this year.

00:46Right, right.

00:48I'll be 72 years old this year.

00:50Yeah, but you never forget the country that you're from.

00:55But I think that you'll be contagious too.

00:57Yeah.

01:04Hello.

01:05Hi, everybody.

01:06How are you?

01:07Let me introduce you to Stephen and Lee.

01:09Hi.

01:11Are you knitting or knittering?

01:13Both.

01:14Multitasking.

01:16Fantastic.

01:18Are you knitting anything in particular?

01:20No, I'm knitting a baby.

01:22Oh, wow.

01:24Oh, my gosh.

01:25That's a bit of competition here.

01:29This is Kristen's baby.

01:31She's from Newark.

01:33Oh, wow.

01:35Are you absolutely from Scotch?

01:36That's it, yeah.

01:37You didn't shear the sheep.