That's not him, incidentally, but that's an amusing assemblage of superstitions.

He got killed by a horseshoe.

Yeah, well, this man is either the unluckiest or the luckiest, depends which way you look at it.

Something like he's had more operations or accidents or anything, or claims direct things than anybody else that's still alive.

Bear in mind that we're after places and countries and things, beginning with H.

And if I tell you his name, this may help, his name is Tsutomu Yamaguchi.

I say is, he actually died in January 2010, at age 93, so he lived a long time, so he wasn't that unlucky, you may say.

So, where's the hate there with the H?

Yamaguchi would suggest he came from Holland.

LAUGHTER Parrot, you can do better than that.

I would have said Japan.

Japan.

Now think of a place in Japan that begins with H.

Hiroshima.

Hiroshima, right.

He was...

A bomb landed on him and he bounced off.

LAUGHTER No, he was in Hiroshima on business when the bomb went off.

Yes.

He was badly burned, he spent a night there.

He went to hospital in Nagasaki.

The next day, he got on a train, bizarrely, which shows you that even though the atom bomb fell, the trains were working.

So he got on a train to Nagasaki and a bomb fell again.

And he was celebrated, he became a sort of hero, but only in his 90s, he was officially recognised as the man who was bombed twice.

He claims that there were over 100 people he met who also had that same or similar experience, and he had a network of friends, but he was a cheerful fellow.

I don't see he lived and looked cheerful and died aged 93, so...

He doesn't look that cheerful, does he?

No, well, he waits between two mushroom clouds.

It's happening again.

What a chance.

Yeah, it is astonishing.

He's either the luckiest cos he survived an atom bomb twice, or the unluckiest because...

But he lived to be 93, so he didn't have, you know, he was not, his life was not curtailed.

No, exactly.

I think it's, you know, is the glass half empty?

That's...

Either way, it's radioactive.

LAUGHTER So don't drink it.

And he never got on a train again.

The astonishing thing to me is that you drop an atom bomb on Hiroshima and the train service is working the next day.

I mean, in our country...

Keep calm and carry on.

A couple of leaves.

Yeah, that's it for the rest of the winter.

He's quite extraordinary.

The wrong kind of bomb.

Oh, it's the wrong kind of bomb.

It was clearly the right kind of bomb.

It's fine, everybody, don't worry, it's the right kind of bomb.

A right kind of bomb has landed on the 4.30 from Potter's Bar.

Please proceed to the nuclear area.

I suspect they weren't privately owned.

These sandwiches have not been affected.