kirsty, best of luck to as well. the show in 2002 and fully co—operated with the police when contacted last yea r. the producer says he didn't receive any reports of abuse. and of course advice and support is available via the bbc action line. just go to bbc.co.uk/actionline for more information. kirsty, thank you for that. we will have the sport soon. good morning from bbc london. a new way to tackle knife crime is being trialled in the capital from this week. they're called knife crime prevention 0rders. londoners as young as 12 can be banned from certain areas or forced to curfew. but courts can also recommend more positive approaches for them like educational and sports courses in an effort to divert them from carrying or using a knife. they are bespoke to the individual, so it's understanding the needs of the individual and placing a positive requirement on them that would help them divert away from a life of crime. sometimes you find these young people on the cusp of crime and actually it takes a knife crime pr

not all of us now reporting countries are here to share both the bone key and the 59. 05. 02 times. kirsty watching as a drink, sir. all the good you took days summoning this common sense to prevail in janelle busy. therefore this council should not be dragged into a guard negotiation in the expedient pursuit of domestic political. i'm just an example. mister president, is a concern consul consent to the pass preferred by egypt and sudan. it will certainly be entangled with resolving disputes on all translate and reverse interestingly as other than one island steadily country of our older members. so is this council have transponder with the courses you have dealt with? and the continued to are, there is differences bilaterally and through basically why the, for the good, the talks in the process, we have and go to go and see in 2011, gave us a major lesson. hopefully, this process will make just work toward this, our regional mechanism on an elevation in this regard, it will be regrettable for the council to circumvent this hope by unhelpful president, whereby the member states impose thr

well, before i answer that, i just have to say listening to kirsty and then part of your question, i almost am reminded of gulliver's travels when a little fusions trying to decide which side they should crack the a gone and going over that some like that. so yeah, i mean we, as, as chris, he just said the costs are rising everywhere in packaging raw materials, shipping labor. and we've had a 3 percent growth in the wages, which is the largest that we had since $990.00. and many economists are expecting another 3 percent growth in the 2nd quarter. so what will that do? well, 1st of all, wages have been generally weighed behind in terms of productivity and profitability . so there is some room for those wages to go up. but in the long run, as we know, particularly as we're talking about inflation and these rising costs, that also rising wages can be not only inflationary it can eat into the bottom line of some of these corporate profits show. for now, we have great hiring spree. we have incentives all over the place to get back to work, but we still seeing shortages and hopefully at s

thank you, kirsty. now down to individuals to decide how the risks we take when it comes to catching covid. bernie mcgreavey has an inflammatory arthritic condition and other health conditions which made her cev — clinically extremely vulnerable. berniejoins me now. hello to you. thanks very much indeed for being with us. what are your fears or your concerns over the lifting of these restrictions on monday? it lifting of these restrictions on monda ? , ., ., , lifting of these restrictions on monda ? _, ., , ., lifting of these restrictions on monda? ., , monday? it is a worry about people not wearing — monday? it is a worry about people not wearing masks, _ monday? it is a worry about people not wearing masks, really, - monday? it is a worry about people not wearing masks, really, and i monday? it is a worry about people i not wearing masks, really, and being too close and spreading the virus, especially with the delta variant that's been so prolific at the moment, so that's the biggest worry and fear,

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i have an editor a great editor myron kirstie.mmy: no i mean, i want to talk to you about "in the heights," because it is so great congratulations. you really did a great job with it >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> j jimmy: what a big week for you, because not only is "in the heights" out right now, but also your wife is expecting a baby literally any second. [ cheers and applause >> yeah. >> jimmy: i know, get your phone on >>>> i've got to make sure >> jimmy: make sure your phone's on, yeah >> i told her, i was like, "i'm going to my premiere can you, like, not have a baby?" i was "keep your legs tight. [ laughter ] i googled d -- i literally googled "what not to do to not have a baby. no shampoo no shampoo >> jimmy: is that right? >> i guess there's a smell that triggers something and - >> jimmy: i'ts really -- it might happen any - >> literally i'm going to keep this here for real >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, i'm so excited. that's fantastic news. what was it like last night? what was it like in washington heights? >> oh, man

lets talk to the reporter who broke this story kirsty needham, who is in sydney. how the results are stored.— results are stored. this prenatal test is taken _ results are stored. this prenatal test is taken by _ results are stored. this prenatal test is taken by women - results are stored. this prenatal test is taken by women ten - results are stored. this prenatal i test is taken by women ten weeks into their pregnancy. it is become quite common now. they give ten mils of their blood, that is —— a sense of their blood, that is —— a sense of their blood, that is —— a sense of the b61 lab in hong kong and jean machines take this blood and look at the mother prospect genome. now, we know the science that the dna of a baby can be picked up and a pregnant woman prospect blood and this is how they can screen the features for abnormalities like down syndrome. but what bgi has found issue can also get a lot of genetic data and information about the mother from this test. so that is what they have been storing both the leftover blood sample and the genetic sequence of th