Thank you. 4 minutes to 7. Could you bake nonstop for 21 hours? Great British bake off star Martha Coruscant is attempting to do just that. In fact, she has nearly made it with just a couple of hours left to go. Martha is raising money for the charity tear fund. And she joins us now via webcam morning. Hello. How are you feeling now? I know you see you're almost there, Martha. I imagine the last few hours have been quite challenging. It has been a lot more difficult than I imagined. It's been nearly 90 hours of solid baking now without nonstop every time something goes into the oven, something else starts being made. So it's just been a bit crazy. Tell us, Martha, what your, obviously your apron says tear fund, tell us why you're doing this. So I'm baking for 21 hours because in February I visited Cambodia with tear fund, where I met lots of girls who had been protected from trafficking by being educated with skills. And then when I read the story of 14-year-old Naseeb who was forced to work 21 hours in a clothing factory with no pay under horrible circumstances, I knew that that could so easily have been the girls I met if I wanted to make a difference by trying out seeing how hard it is for myself. And how hard has it been? What did you start with and what did you progress on to? It's been pretty tough. I mean I started doing some more simple bakes and I've moved on to things like marshmallow tea cakes now. It's been a lot more difficult than I thought and just to think that there are kids just age 14 having to do this, a job that they hate for no money. I mean I'm doing this for fundraising. I've been encouraging people to give money on my just giving page at Martha Bakerthon and to be given money for fundraising. I've been doing this for just a completely different thing as receiving no pay. So it's just kind of phenomenal that kids are forced to work under that kind of circumstance. Martha, you're obviously, you know, you're going to have quite a few cakes in your kitchen. What are you going to do with them all now? I know. I think we've got about 190 individual units of cakes to sell and there'll be more and more because we've still got three hours to go. I'm holding a giant big bake tomorrow evening at my church service in the evening selling it to lots of students to raise more money. Martha, very, very best of luck. Keep going. You're nearly there. Thank you. Martha Collison. That was just close to asking you if you could have a cake. Yeah, she didn't know I was saying that. Martha, do you deliver? Got me up in the next half hour here.