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reporter sophie of england. reporter sophie reaperis of england. scene in southport. sophie, welcome back to the show and inevitably now the three little mites have been named and this adds an extra level of rawness to everybody in the community, everybody around the community, everybody around the country , everybody trying to the country, everybody trying to make sense of this. tell us, what's the mood like on the ground there ? ground there? >> well, it really does make everything feel so much more real, doesn't it? when we hear those names and we see those little faces of those, those little faces of those, those little girls who have lost their lives bebe, elsie and alice, it's just so heartbreaking. and i think the reaction from people here throughout the day, as they've they've heard those names and they've seen those pictures, it just gets progressively worse, doesn't it? and of course , we know that and of course, we know that those three little girls, they were just attending a taylor swift dance class. they were just enjoying themselves.

>> hi, sophie. jojo here.r family get through the past year with such courage and such grace has left me with even greater admiration for you than i already had. >> hey, sophie. it's jody picoult. you have given everyone so many happy endings, it's time for you to get one of your own. >> oh, that's absolutely made my day. oh my goodness. >> reporter: what does all that mean to you? >> oh, it means so much. and i have to say thank you. because they have been such a support to me, my friends. they have kept me going. and we have kept laughing together. we've behaved normally, and i think that's really important. >> reporter: as sophie moves forward, she is living and writing about life on her terms. her latest work a novella titled "what does it feel like?" it's her most intimate one yet. >> it's fiction, but it's about an author with five children who gets brain cancer. so you can detect the inspiration. and i just thought people might be curious to know what it feels like to go through this. it's funny in part

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sophie reaper. she'll have guests there and is preparing to set up as we speak. so we're going to find out the true situation on the ground in paris. just how affected will tonight be and indeed, who or what is to blame for this series of attacks that the prime minister of france is now calling coordinated? he's saying that they'll seek out those to blame. but it is a curious mystery. as things stand, we want your thoughts. we want your opinions. we want your views throughout, throughout the programme, gbnews.com/yoursay is the way to get in touch. we're getting to all of that here in london and in paris. after your headunes london and in paris. after your headlines with tatiana . headlines with tatiana. >> tom. >> tom. >> thank you. the top stories as you've been hearing, eurostar is advising travellers to cancel trips to paris today if they can after a series of arson attacks just hours before tonight's olympics opening ceremony. at least three train lines were targeted, affecting nearly a million

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sophie reaper is in southport. sophie welcome back to the show. sophie welcome back to the show.viduals were ? individuals were? >> i absolutely can, martin. we of course don't have names at this stage, but those four individuals, i can tell you there was a 31 year old man from saint helens. there was a 31 year old man from west derby and a 39 year old man from southport. those three men were arrested on suspicion of violent disorder. and then we also know a 32 year old man from manchester, but with a probationary address in southport. he was arrested on suspicion of affray and possession of a bladed article. now that is essentially all we know at this point about those arrests. that's all merseyside police have told us this thus far. that's coming in the last 90 minutes or so we've heard. so i imagine in the coming hours, coming days, we will get more information about those four arrests and we've also heard, of course, in the last few hours about the officers who were injured in last night's riots , injured in last night's riots, 53 officers, 49 from merseyside police and four

sophie reaper. of course you're by the river there, sophie.g to take part on that river behind you. it looks like it's just wet outside the river, as it would be if you jumped in the river. sophie reapen jumped in the river. sophie reaper. tell us more . reaper. tell us more. >> well, martin, you join us as the heavens have just opened about two minutes ago. it was perfectly pleasant here in this part of paris, along the seine. but apparently that's just the way it goes with live tv. we've caught ourselves in a downpour, but no one here cares. there was a moment where everyone looked at the heavens, saw the weather, donned their raincoats and moved on. because, as you say, we are right by the river seine. now, martin, i'll be honest with you , martin, i'll be honest with you, i'm not quite sure how we've managed to get so close . there managed to get so close. there are thousands of people vying to get to this position. we're in a specific press area, but there are maybe 50,000 people in the queue outside trying to get into this part of paris,

sophie, thanks for joining us. this _ next year. sophie, thanks for joining us.ssor of epidemiology and public health at university college london thanks forjoining us. i wonder if i can get your initial reaction to what baroness hallett has had to say in her report. i’m what baroness hallett has had to say in her report-— in her report. i'm concerned about the inequalities _ in her report. i'm concerned about the inequalities in _ in her report. i'm concerned about the inequalities in particular i in her report. i'm concerned about the inequalities in particular and i the inequalities in particular and she highlighted the evidence from myself— she highlighted the evidence from myself and patrick vallance, the chief _ myself and patrick vallance, the chief scientific adviser, and when people _ chief scientific adviser, and when people say we were ill—prepared for a pandemic, we were ill—prepared for improving _ a pandemic, we were ill—prepared for improving the health of the population. what has happened in the uk from _ population. what has happened in the uk fr

sophie reaper. our reporter in paris, sophie reaper sophie reaper . reaper sophie reaper. rather. sophie, what's the latest, please? how's this going to affect the opening ceremony this morning, where tens of thousands of fans are going to be attending, including lots of brits. >> well, it's actually hundreds of thousands of fans who were expecting to line the scene this evening for that opening ceremony. so you'd imagine the impact will be massive. now, the sncf, a french railway network, have said that their services in the atlantic, north and the east, those networks there have all been damaged by the incidents. those coordinated arson attacks, they said fires were lit in an attempt to damage those facilities. however, they have in the past few minutes say that an attempt on the south—east network was foiled. now, officials are saying around 800,000 people could well be impacted by this disruption and it could take over the weekend to resolve it, which is the last thing the french olympic committee would have wanted heading into the 2024 olympic ga

sophie thank you very much indeed.tickets for beach volleyball and i was not, you know, it was it was it was a corporate thing. so it was all just provided, that sounds very posh, doesn't it? and i thought, oh, volleyball beach. oh. and do you know what? it was brilliant . know what? it was brilliant. >> it's brilliant, isn't it? >> it's brilliant, isn't it? >> it's brilliant, isn't it? >> it was just such an entertaining few hours. by the time you get there and get in the stands and you see these very skilled players. so actually i really enjoyed it. yeah. even though i know nothing about volleyball, i've never seen it since, but it was just like a really nice experience. >> so 2012, we were the same. we were lucky enough to get our tickets for the basketball final between spain and usa, and it's like you know, the husband and i went and it's like, i've got no idea what we're looking at. it's like netball, but a bit faster, isn't it? and it was just amazing. just as sophie, i think does. such a brilliant. she encapsul

sophie >> absolutely not.be in the coming days, why will be the question on people's lips . the question on people's lips. but this morning it's more of a sad tone here in southport as people begin to grieve for those two lives lost yesterday. those two lives lost yesterday. those two small lives lost yesterday. of course , nine other children of course, nine other children injured in the attack as well as two adults. the community already starting to come together this morning. we've already seen people come and lay flowers, lay messages of condolences and support for those families who , as you say, those families who, as you say, will still be at the bedside of their children who were injured in the attack . now, this in the attack. now, this morning, we're expecting home secretary yvette cooper to join us here on hart street in southport , where we're expecting southport, where we're expecting her to lay flowers as well as to meet with community leaders as well as the police chief constable here in merseys

who better to cross to than sophie reaperin better to cross to than sophie reaper in paris? it was just a few hours out of that opening ceremony. now here, which the first outdoor ever olympic ceremony. opening ceremony, which will travel 10,500 athletes, will travel down the seine later this evening. as part of that opening ceremony. now, if you're watching along at home british time, it's going to be 5:30. that's when it's going to start and there's going to be cameras aboard each of the boats, so you'll be able to see on board those boats with those athletes as they make their way down the seine. that includes team gb's boats. so you'll be able to see our athletes ahead of them starting their events. and that includes our flag bearers, which were announced the other day. tom daley and helen glover. now tom daley and helen glover. now tom daley and helen glover. now tom daley is a really interesting one. he is the first ever british diver to compete in five olympic games, five olympic games that is an unprecedented feat to be competing at five olympic games. helen glover s

so again, now at age 23, sophie guest us in various productions in germany. she works with choreography, those who create pieces around a disability. she says she wants to convey the 3 nature of dance regardless of physical limitations, might fall. and this of my dream has definitely come true. i have the life of a dance and so that i get to come here, i get to see a lot of the cities. i get to me a great people again, or i'm leaving the life exactly as i wish. now destiny, it just completely different than i had imagine, which doesn't make it was a top, lust misplaced, almost bought trucks are often included in the works she performs in like here in rehearsal, for a new piece called balance. for sophie holland, him dance has given her the focus and discipline needed for successful 2nd chance in life. the that's all for today on your max. you can find more fun stories from the world of culture and life style in europe on our social media channels. thanks for watching and see you next time the, the, the poisons, a tennessee piece of these chemicals are in almo

and now we meet sophie helen, ham from dresden. as a teenager, she was well on her way to becoming a professional dancer. then fav dealt her a blow and operation on her back left. her partially paralyzed with that hasn't stopped, is determined, young performer for sophie how in him dance has been a lifelong pursuit. she's partially paralyzed below the waist. but that hasn't stopped from chasing her dream. the funds, the dentist, the to me is something that comes from deep within fund in that it's a passion that i live with. and the language which i speak for, which i need no one else could watch at the football. so she completed her studies in dance in the east, in german city of dresden, at the age of 19. and it's been working as a freelance dancer on stages throughout germany ever since she began studying dance seriously at the age of 12. some, 5 years later, an abscess was found on her spine. she underwent emergency surgery to have it removed, but it was too late. it had already caused nerve damage to her spine and left her part

sophie under going surgery days later. >> it was an eight hour operation.phs where you. >> robin: sophie leading with that triumphant spirit throughout her difficult rehab and recovery. the surgery impacting both her memory and movement. >> i couldn't do anything. and i had to have rehab in all of these areas. this will make you laugh. being a briton, they said you have to make a cup of tea before you can go home. [ laughter ] you can go home when you can make a cup of tea. >> robin: you have to find the humor. >> you do. that's just my way. i could see this was funny, even though it was actually very daunting. >> robin: henri, you had to keep repeating things to her. she would forget so quickly. >> yeah, yes. memory loss -- >> we are not over that particular challenge. i just have these gaps in my memory. it's never really got back to normal. >> reporter: glioblastoma is an extremely aggressive tumor. there is no cure. according to the american cancer society, the five year survival rate can be as low as 6%. sophie, completing rounds of radiation and chemo

the sophie was born in the body of a boy. but the ginger, she was assigned to birth, never felt right. as i started feeling something was wrong, as a child in the human that got much was to keep it takes 3. and then once i left home, i made the decision. i'm so fee. now it's been the old name no longer exists now. yes ma'am. we're accompanying the 30 year old on her journey to her new self look. almost 16 is trans. he experienced diverse reactions when he 1st came out. sometimes to me, silver is being trans, isn't really socially acceptable and good enough to get put down a lot of my stuff. they'll always be people who want to accept it. it's almost half a century since nora discovered her true identity or transition to a new self began in west berlin in the 1970s. if i guess at 1st, i have a 1000 questions. how would it will work? because it's not just about building yourself up and heading now, some of the towns are shaming ones, the ones who stop living your life as trend steps. when the problems come on, going to be just

we've just seen it from sophie. we've just seen it from sophie.d the clean up operation taking place this morning. it's the good of humanity. but we saw the ugly side of it all yesterday, didn't we? the scene of the riots last night. well, hollis is there for us. what happened last night? well >> yes. good morning. both the soundtrack of summer nights here in southport this week has been punctuated by the sound of police sirens and helicopters. this morning, the streets of southport are punctuated by the sound of street sweepers and diggers. and just to give you a bit of a sense of what's happening here in southport , is happening here in southport, is after some people tried to turn tear the streets apart, local people are trying to put it back together. you can see that most people, instead of arming themselves with bricks like is what we saw last night, people are arming themselves with shovels and brooms and brushes . shovels and brooms and brushes. where we are right now is exactly where this disorder happened. violence disorder. over here on

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but that was, sophie reapen get them. but that was, sophie reaper. jay slater's hometown, where they'll of course, be reflecting on what's happened . but, up on what's happened. but, up next, we're going to be speaking to sam allardyce , the former to sam allardyce, the former england football manager, because southgate , gareth because southgate, gareth southgate has stepped down as england manager today. that's after your headlines with sam . after your headlines with sam. >> up next sam allardyce . first >> up next sam allardyce. first the headlines with sam francis. it's just after half past 12. and the top story. well the prince of wales has described gareth southgate who's resigned as england manager, as an all round class act after almost eight years in charge. southgate says as a proud englishman, it's been the honour of his life to play been the honour of his life to play for the nation and to manage the squad. the announcement comes just days after the team lost the euro final to spain. the fa chief executive, mark bullingham, has praised s

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i'm tom harwood, and i'm sophie reapen i'm tom harwood, and i'm sophie reaper.go before the day of judgement . and the the day of judgement. and the gloves are off. the main tory attack line is to warn voters that labour can't be trusted with immigration. keir starmer, on the other hand, is telling brits not to risk another five years of conservative government elsewhere. >> ed davey is up to his old tricks, hoping voters will do something they've never done before and jump to the lib dems . before and jump to the lib dems. >> and balmoral castle is throwing open its doors to the pubuc throwing open its doors to the public for the first time. royal fans will get an unprecedented behind the tartan curtains tour and an insight into the historic royal residence . royal residence. now what a game, what a game . now what a game, what a game. >> for all the wrong reasons, i have to say, i didn't watch the whole thing. >> no, i was, emily carver. he usually co—hosts this show , she. usually co—hosts this show, she. she happened to be getting married yesterday, so i tho

we were hoping to cross live to our reporter sophie reaper , who is reporter sophie reaper, who is there for us. if we do manage to connect with her, we will bring that straight to you to get the reaction from the scenes of that opening ceremony. but plenty more coverage on the olympics throughout the rest of this evening . well, an alternative evening. well, an alternative healer has been convicted of manslaughter after a diabetic woman died when she stopped taking her medication at his slapping therapy workshop. hongkai zhao, who has no medical qualifications, preached the benefits of hitting yourself to rid your body of toxins . rid your body of toxins. danielle carr—gomm, who was 71, had been following his instructions at a wiltshire retreat in 2016. here, the mayor of greater manchester has appealed for rigorous and swift investigations into criminal allegations of assault by police at the city's airport this week, at the city's airport this week, a video shared online shows an officer kicking and stamping on the head of a man. the police watchdog is now looking into the incident to

, duchess of cambridge, sophie, duchess of cambridge, sophie, duchess of edinburgh, sophie went to, wentt to kyiv and did a good job there, with all the people who are suffering in ukraine. but that's exactly the job that had he still stayed as a working member of the royal family, that prince harry should have been doing, working with people who've been in the combat zones and have suffered as a result of it. it's all a great big pity, we'll have to see whether he wants to accept this award, but it can be nothing less, emily than controversial. >> yeah , that's how i feel about >> yeah, that's how i feel about about the whole thing. it is all rather sad. prince harry could have done such a fantastic job as a royal. as a working royal. but, michael, just very quickly, do you think prince harry is the type to politely decline this award with this, petition, or do you think he'll still go ahead? >> well, i'm sure he'll listen to what his wife says. i wish he was listening to good public relations people who would guide him on these things, because pubuc him on these things, because public

let's start with sophie sophie reaper. this news, this naming alice agar . agan >> yes, tom.e girl who we heard a short while ago was had been announced as the third child to lose their life in this attack here in southport yesterday. now, we understand that it's the portuguese government who've confirmed that alice was a portuguese national. her parents, originally from madeira as well, that she was set to turn ten in october of this year. so incredibly sad news there to put a face and a name to that nine year old who's lost her life. we've also heard from the police this afternoon that the other two children who lost their lives were a six and a seven year old girl. they, of course, were attending a taylor, a taylor swift dance and yoga class here, just about 100m behind me on hart street in southport. now there's been a steady stream of members of the local community coming here all throughout the morning and throughout the morning and throughout the morning and throughout the afternoon to lay flowers and tributes to those three little girls who sadly lost their lives. the

i think no doubt, sophie. this is working quite l doubt, sophie.more mental health provision for children in schools— mental health provision for children in schools and very much taking a full which — in schools and very much taking a full which will in the kinds of arguments for the bread—and—butter improvements labour is promising to people _ improvements labour is promising to people in— improvements labour is promising to people in the country. she is an mp for sunderland in the north—east who held her— for sunderland in the north—east who held her sit— for sunderland in the north—east who held her sit very comfortably last night. _ held her sit very comfortably last night. no — held her sit very comfortably last night, no surprise there. just as all of— night, no surprise there. just as all of these _ night, no surprise there. just as all of these politicians, they have all of these politicians, they have a big _ all of these politicians, they have a big job — all of these politicians, they have a big job ahead of them. are you the new educat

reapeh >> thank you, sophie sophie reaper.ust reading about this. they said the whole family is absolutely broken. they are devastated. it looks as if he fell from a height, so he would most likely have been killed instantly. and he wasn't there for a long time. instantly. and he wasn't there for a long time . there will be a for a long time. there will be a post—mortem in tenerife and probably one in the uk, and repatriation should be within a week or so. it's all time dependant actually. i think as a family there would be some consolation if you thought that they'd it just fallen from a height, knocked unconscious and sadly lost his life. >> it's a tragic end to a story that's gripped the nation for many weeks. and you know, despite his background and the news stories and the speculation online, this was just a young kid on a lads holiday partying. and actually some of the trolling online since the news that remains have been found is in my book despicable. yes. this is a young kid. and, you know, i understand there's been s

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i hock sophie, not knowing whether i would be able to do this again tomorrow or not. that was the most difficult feeling i have ever had. the thing that we have been deprived of the most precious thing is the feeling of home. we have lost that i didn't know what home means, lowering the wider western community. i will fully blind about the realities of most of them are posting culture. there is still so much suspicion in the media elsewhere in the wider community of air and voices. we do not have them nearly enough. it is much more acceptable to hear a so called moderate jewish voice than i tell us the invoice i used to believe in human rights. i used to believe in and that we live in the world that every human being and you should have equal rights. but know that there is a soldiers are posting every thing, the 2 online, on textbook and other social media platforms. if i have a kid that is watching, all of this happening is watching this on news and seeing children, women goes noise. every one is being killed, everyone is being deprived food to, to power everything.

i hock sophie, not knowing whether i would be able to do this again, tomorrow or not. that was the most difficult feeling i have ever had to think that we have been deprived of the most precious thing is the feeling of home. we have lost that i didn't know what home means, lowering the wider western community. i will fully blind about the realities of most of them are of posting culture. there is still so much suspicion in the media elsewhere in the wider community of error and voices. we do not have them nearly enough. it is much more acceptable to hear a so called moderate jewish voice than i tell us the invoice i used to believe in human rights. i used to believe and that we live in the world that every human being should have equal rights. but know that there is a soldiers are posting every thing, the 2 online, on textbook and other social media platforms. if i have a kid that is watching, all of this happening is watching this on news and seeing children, women goes noise, every one is being killed, everyone is being deprived food to, to power everything. and this

i hoc sophie not knowing whether i would be able to do this again tomorrow or not. that was the most difficult feeling i have ever had to think that we have been deprived of the most precious thing is the feeling of home. we have lost that i didn't know what home means, lowering the wider western community. i will fully blind about the realities of most of them are posting culture. there is still so much suspicion in the media elsewhere in the wider community of error and voices. we do not have them nearly enough. it is much more acceptable to hear a so called moderate jewish voice than i tell us the invoice i used to believe in human rights. i used to believe in and that we live in the world that every human being should have equal rights. but know that as a soldiers are posting every thing, the 2 online, on textbook and other social media platforms. if i have a kid that is watching, all of this happening is watching this on news and seeing children, women goes noise, every one is being killed, everyone is being deprived food to, to power everything. and this world

now at age 23, sophie guest us in various productions in germany. she works with choreography, those who create pieces around to disability. she says she wants to convey the free nature of dance regardless of physical limitations. right found list of my dream has definitely come true. the i have the life of a dance and i get to come here. i get to see a lot of the cities i get to me a great people again, or i'm living the life exactly as i wish. now destiny, it just completely different than i had imagine, which doesn't make it was a top loss as much less the support trucks are often included in the works she performs in like here in rehearsal, for a new piece called balance for. so if you holland, him, dance is given her the focus and discipline needed for a successful 2nd chance in life. the, that's all for today on your max. you can find more fun stories from the world of culture and life style in europe on our social media channels. thanks for watching and see you next time. the . the for the freeman house on the bas hollows in northern germany.

sophie long, bbc news.her mum kirsty roll off the sofa but stayed calm to tell call handlers what had happened. here's jake zuckerman. tell me what's happened? she rolled off the sofa. and what's your name, please? um, lola. lola. how old are you, lola? five. meet lola, a special girl whose calmness and bravery saved the day. in april, her mum became seriously unwell at their family home near spalding, but luckily she knew to call 999. the ambulance man told me what to do, like how to move the stuff out of my way, out of mummy�*s way. and i needed to get her some water. and i needed to make sure that there was nothing around that might hurt her, and i needed to pop a pillow under her head. lola has been given a special bravery award by tim, who took her 999 call. i've had a lot of adults that have been a lot stressier, and it makes my life very difficult if they're stressing, because the first thing we have to do is calm them down, whereas in lola's case didn't need that. it was, she wasjust unbelievable, a

now for trans people like sophie, there's no one right way out. there are lots of different options, the image that too much, if someone asked me now and said, i'm sure what, what do you do? my tape would be listening to you in the south. so can somebody yourself to see what you really want, okay, so that i could just say do it, but then you might end up on happy because it really is a major intervention. so it's also very painful and not can go wrong now because much math. so subordinate, i didn't regret a single fact, you skip nothing, it tool kind of service. you know that to the it's been in touch possible how not the right one word to. 2 the so india today is super she tomorrow, a huge problem is our fastest growing, extreme billions of tons of clothing are thrown away every year. fashion labels have pledged to recycle what's, what's actually happening up cycling for the function industry. eco, india. in 15 minutes on the w think the code is twice a think ahead or which cycle outside the box on your but always remember to think for yourself.

now, at age 23, sophie guest us in various productions in germany. she works with choreography, those who create pieces around a disability. she says she wants to convey the 3 nature of dance regardless of physical limitations, might fall. and this of my dream has definitely come true. i have the life of a dance and so that i get to come here, i get to see a lot of cities. i get to me a great people again, or i'm leaving the life exactly as i wish. now destiny, it just completely different than i have dimensions on which doesn't make it was a top less, especially almost book trucks are often included in the works she performs in like here in rehearsal, for a new piece called balance for. so if you holland, him, dance has given her the focus and discipline needed for successful 2nd chance in life. the, that's all for today on your max. you can find more fun stories from the world of culture and lifestyle in europe on our social media channels. thanks for watching and see you next time. the china, the climate type of choices of climate pioneers. one of

now at age 23, sophie guest us in various productions in germany. she works with choreography, those who create pieces around to disability. she says she wants to convey the 3 nature of dance regardless of physical limitations. right. found list of my dream has definitely come true. i have the life of a dance and i get to come here. i get to see a lot of the cities. i get to me a great people again or i'm living the life exactly as i wish. now, destiny, it just completely different than i had imagined, which doesn't make it was a top loss. it's much less the most support trucks are often included in the works . she performs in like here in rehearsal for a new piece called balance for so if you holland, him, dance has given her the focus and discipline needed for successful 2nd chance in life. the, that's all for today on your max. you can find more fun stories from the world of culture and life style in europe on our social media channels. thanks for watching and see you next time. the or the each tells nice story that people use planned dedicated t

people like sophie, there's no one right way. there are lots of different options on the memberships you must have someone else to me now and said, i'm sure what, what do you do? my tip would be listened to you in the south that look inside yourself to see what you really want. okay, so that i could just say do it, but then you might end up on happy because it really is a major intervention. so it's also very painful. a little can go wrong now because much match. so subordinate, i didn't regret a single effect. you skin. nothing it tool kind of similar. there's no damage to the it's been touch possible my son was to. 2 the show a ride the guides know the way around is strictly scientific trip to some pretty cheap places. curiosity is we tried tomorrow today, next on dw, the west page, but i know i might just do it and i'm hoping dw newport costs. thank strength amounts, but there's no actually about move. join us as we travel around your, facing the history of every day of that. and that's something right around the wells. and i

now at age 23, sophie guest us in various productions in germany. she works with choreography, those who create pieces around to disability. she says she wants to convey the 3 nature of dance regardless of physical limitations. right. fall in this of my dream has definitely come true. i have the life of a dance and i get to come here. i get to see a lot of the cities. i get to me a great people again or i'm living the life exactly as i'd wish. now, destiny, it just completely different than i had imagined, which doesn't make it was a top loss is much less the most support trucks are often included in the works. she performs in like here in rehearsal for a new piece called balance for so if you holland, him, dance is given her the focus and discipline needed for successful 2nd chance in life. the, that's all for today on your max. you can find more fun stories from the world of culture and life style in europe on our social media channels. thanks for watching and see you next time, the or the what's new. tell here. we are happy that we are back to th

thanks to the united states postal service, he will be remembered forever. >> sophie flay, abc seven news. >> that's a great honor. it really is. yeah, and you can watch jeopardy! weeknights at seven right here on abc seven. for now, let's get a check on the weather. >> let's. meteorologist lisa argen is back with the forecast that looks like it's giving us another hot one tomorrow. >> yeah that's right dan it will be the hottest day tuesday. we'll begin to see a little bit relief on wednesday and then some big time cooling as we get towards the end of the week and the weekend. so look at those thunderstorms that fired up throughout nevada and the crest of the sierra nevada throughout the day today. now we'll see these again tomorrow. but for the bay area, it's all about that stable atmosphere, the low clouds, the fog, the compression of the marine layer and that cold ocean water that kept us pretty chilly here with the mother nature's air conditionin. 69 right now in hayward, it is 79. in livermore, 82 in brentwood, 80 in los gatos and notice all the mild numbers up in the north bay

now at age 23, sophie guest us in various productions in germany. she works with the choreography, those who create pieces around to disability. she says she wants to convey the 3 nature of dance regardless of physical limitations. right. found list of my dream has definitely come true. i have the life of a dance and i get to come here. i get to see a lot of the cities. i get to me great people again or i'm living the life exactly as i'd wish. now, destiny of just completely different than i had imagine, which doesn't make it was a top loss, is misplaced, almost support trucks are often included in the works. she performs in like here in rehearsal for a new piece called balance for so if you holland, him, dance has given her the focus and discipline needed for successful 2nd chance in life. the, that's all for today on your max. you can find more fun stories from the world of culture and life style in europe on our social media channels. thanks for watching and see you next time the or the shift your guide to life and it digital you know, the latest

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thanks to the united states postal service, he will be remembered forever. >> sophie flay, abc seven. >> that's a great honor. it really is. yeah, and you can watch jeopardy! weeknights at seven right here on abc seven. for now, let's get a check on the weather. >> let's. meteorologist lisa argen is back with the forecast that looks like it's giving us another hot one tomorrow. >> yeah that's right dan it will be the hottest day tuesday. we'll begin to see a little bit relief on wednesday and then some big time cooling as we get towards the end of the week and the weekend. so look at those thunderstorms that fired up throughout nevada and the crest of the sierra nevada throughout the day today. now we'll see these again tomorrow. but for the bay area, it's all about that stable atmosphere, the low clouds, the fog, the compression of the marine layer and that cold ocean water that kept us pretty chilly here with the mother nature's air conditionin. 69 right now in hayward, it is 79. in livermore, 82 in brentwood, 80 in los gatos and notice all the mild numbers up in the north bay, 65

chris, a final word from you before we hand to sophie.- before we hand to sophie.o government. what we will see from _ into government. what we will see from keir— into government. what we will see from keir starmer in downing street in the _ from keir starmer in downing street in the next _ from keir starmer in downing street in the next couple of hours is businesslike manner and tone, firstly— businesslike manner and tone, firstly because that is his character and also because he thinks that is— character and also because he thinks that is the _ character and also because he thinks that is the nature of the economic and political inheritance he is taking — and political inheritance he is taking on, and also because a nod to the fact— taking on, and also because a nod to the fact that — taking on, and also because a nod to the fact that in that share of the vote, _ the fact that in that share of the vote, considering the scale of labour's _ vote, considering the scale of labour's numerical victory in seats is pretty— labour's numerical victory in seats is pretty m

we'll go live to our reporter on the ground, sophie reapen reporter on the ground, sophie reaper, forest. we'll also be joined by the former head of the national counter terrorism security office, chris phillips, to offer his expert insight. but up next, the director of the centre for migration and economic prosperity, stephen wolffe, goes head to head with political commentator jonathan head to head with political commentatorjonathan lis head to head with political commentator jonathan lis on whether illegal migrants should be allowed to work in britain or be sent home. is patrick christys tonight with me, this is patrick christys. tonight with me. ben. leo only on gb news coming up. prince harry says it's too dangerous for meghan to return to the uk because of acid attacks and stabbings. but first, should illegal migrants caught working in the uk be offered an amnesty? it's time now for the head to head. now the home office made quite the discovery on a scrapyard in greater manchester yesterday morning, as illegal migrants were found living in shipping containers during a raid. immi

thank you very much indeed, sophie.ing up the atmosphere. i mean, it's a wonderful, very special occasion. anyway, look, of course we were talking about this concern over what happened yesterday morning, what appears to be a coordinated attack on some of the french infrastructure security specialists. will geddes is here. morning. will morning. the fingers of blame are being pointed, but in numerous directions. >> yes, of course . >> yes, of course. >> vague far left accusations, whatever that means . whatever that means. >> yeah, well, the sort of vague far left accusations are probably a little bit more mute than, say, blaming or putting the blame at the door of russia, which i think is probably more likely to be the candidate behind it. i mean, you have to really break it down in terms of the actual attacks themselves on these various different, transportation hubs . they were transportation hubs. they were pretty low level and they're low key. they were fires. they were arson. now, one might say, yes. you know, that

let's bring in sophie peder. she's the paris bureau chief for the economists as sophie great to see you again, we talked last week and we're talking about what was a right-wing victory in the first round. and now this what happened? >> yeah what's an extraordinary outcome? nobody saw that coming, not not a single one of the pooling groups expected this to take place. i mean, one of the things that happened, i think it's important to stress is that between the two rounds in about 200 constituencies, there are 500 and the national assembly in 200 constituencies, there was a tactical arrangement that went on between the center. that's macron's block and the left-wing alliance to try to block the far-right. and what they did is they stood down if they had a third-place candidates, they stood the down each of them in a way that it would avoid splitting that vote. and so in a run-off, you often had three candidates qualify. one standard at the end, one take on the far right, and that is what seems to have made such a d

sophie, welcome to the show. a case that's gripped the nation. tell us more .s more. >> us more. >> well, this morning the court heard a victim impact statement read out on behalf of boy b, whom rebekah jones had an 18 month long sexual relationship with starting while he was just 15 years old and a gcse student at the greater manchester high school, where rebecca jones was his maths teacher. the statement recalled that boy b was still in love with his former teacher when he originally gave evidence. it said i struggled to come to terms with my abuse. i was in total denial. i felt as though i had betrayed someone i loved when i was coerced and controlled, manipulated and sexually abused. now the pair began seeing one another whilst jones was out on bail and suspended from her job for having sex with another 15 year old pupil of hers , known in this old pupil of hers, known in this case as boy. a now the jury in the original trial, which took place here at manchester crown court in may, heard all these kind of details. so here's a quick reminder of the case. >>