newsbeat presenter pria rai reports. how are you doing? no, really. how are you doing?sation. yesterday was world mental health day and as part of a special recording, we had two very special newsbeat reporters to help. thanks, pria. it's great to be here on world mental health day. i was diagnosed with schizophrenia and emotional unstable personality disorder when i was a teenager, around the ages of15, 16. a lot of it came from, you know, coming from an african background, mental health isn't a topic of discussion, it's not something i was aware of or had any knowledge of until... we are only sort of helped when we are at crisis point, because it's a thing i call overresilience. we've been made to be so overresilient that we push away those vulnerabilities and those weaknesses. the last time we were here - was to launch the heads together campaign which was to get people l to start opening up and talking i about mental health. abigailjust maybe could touch on... i liken work we've done on mental health and listening to lots of people talk about it, everyone likes a to

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srr, tomorrow on newsbeat described. when is it broadcast? sr,3, tomorrow on newsbeat at described. and also on the bbc sounds app. 50 and also on the bbc sounds app. so dojoin us. thanks very much. you can hear that tomorrow, as she was excellent. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. this time of year were when you get those warm autumn days you feel as if you have to cherish them. what a glorious day we have seen across much of england and wales. heavy early morning rain cleared, not a cloud in the sky but at this time of year, the clear skies overnight may well lead to a touch of frost. we are likely to see temperatures in some places close to freezing. that could be a bit of a shock to the system. still relatively dry across england and wales for the next couple of days at least. this is the rainfall accumulation. watch the darker blue is starting to develop from thursday onwards. that means that potential across south wales in southern england we could see as much as a0 or 50 millimetres to the latter stages of this week. the heaviest rain into western scotland b

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william and kate became newsbeat reporters for the day to lead a discussion with a panel in the fieldut coping skills and other resources to help alleviate anxiety and depression. a commemorative 50p coin has been unveiled by the royal mint to mark the bbc�*s 100th anniversary. the coin pays tribute to the bbc�*s global reach. the reverse side of the coin is inscribed with "inform, educate, entertain" — those are the values set out by lord reith when he founded the bbc in 1922. if you've been on a rollercoaster recently, you may have already experienced a new feature on the iphone14 and match which is designed to bring �*peace of mind' but seems to be having the opposite effect. let's get more on this story now with stephanie prentice, our reporter in the london newsroom. tell us what's been going on with this tech? what some new iphone users have been saying is that technology within the new iphone14 and apple watch, which is designed to detect things like a serious car crash, has been triggered things like rollercoasters sending out emergency alerts which are alarming family members

william and kate became newsbeat reporters for the day to lead a discussion with a panel in the fieldk about coping skills and other resources to help alleviate anxiety and depression. a commemorative 50p coin has been unveiled by the royal mint to mark the bbc�*s 100th anniversary. the coin pays tribute to the bbc�*s global reach. the reverse side of the coin is inscribed with "inform, educate, entertain" — those are the values set out by lord reith when he founded the bbc in 1922. the coins were produced before the queen died, which is why they do not bear the image of king charles. no matter how much you hate roller coasters, you've probably never called the police during a loop—the—loop. but several people say their own iphones contacted emergency services and sent an sos message to their families after apple's new crash detection system was activated on the theme park ride. let's get more on this story now with our reporter stephanie prentice. tell us what's been going on with this tech? what some iphone users are staying online as phones are using the new technology which came w

the prince and princess of wales have recorded a special edition of radio1 newsbeat to mark world mentalal health. and you can hear the full programme at 12:1l5pm tomorrow on radio 1, 1xtra and asian network. the damage caused by plastics which get into waterways and the sea is well documented. the latest evidence shows that seals are increasingly under threat, especially from fishing nets which contain plastics that are difficult to recycle. but for the first time in the uk, they're now being recycled, as our environment correspondent jonah fisher found out. our seas are filling up with plastic. much of it are the bottles and bags that we throw away every day. but about 10% comes from the fishing industry, and the problem with abandoned nets is that they keep catching things. on the cornish coast, that means seals. basically, seals are very curious creatures, and they will come up and look at the lost fishing gear. it is the most exciting thing they have seen all day and they will play with it. so how does all that fishing gear get there? well, some of it is lost but for years, the fish

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people may say this is the worst newsbeat they have ever seen.rizhzhia which has endured a sustained bombing. the dnipro and lviv have also been targeted with moscow's strategy clear as they go after ukraine's energy supplies as we head into winter. these are the pictures released by the russian ministry of defence — with more cruise missiles being launched, what they describe as a "massive air and sea" operation in ukraine. at the g7 meeting, ukraine's president zelenskiy is expected to ask for urgent supplies of more air defence weapons. and he's ruled out talks with president putin. hugo bachega has the latest from the ukrainian capital, kyiv. ukrainians went underground this morning. across the country, the air raid sirens went off, a warning of the russian threat coming from the sky. on people's phones, a message from the emergency service, "stay in shelters." translation: we don't feel safe, because we don't - know what's coming next. nevertheless, i hope that what happened yesterday was the scariest thing and that there won't be anything o

the prince and princess of wales have recorded a special edition of radio 1�*s newsbeat — speaking abouthealth day and as part of a special recording, we had two very special newsbeat reporters to help. thank you, it is great to be here on world mental health day. we arejoined by we are joined by four young people who are doing amazing things on mental health. i was diagnosed with schizophrenia when i was a teenager, around the age of15, 16. a lot of it came from, you know, coming from an african background, mental health isn't a topic of discussion. it wasn't something i was aware of or had any knowledge of. so we only are helped when we are at crisis point because it's a thing i call over resilience. we have been made to be so over resilient, we push away those vulnerabilities. the last time we were here - was to launch the heads together campaign which was to get people opening up and talking _ about mental health. since then we have had the pandemic and everything — since then we have had the pandemic and everything like _ since then we have had the pandemic and everything like that.

they became newsbeat reporters for the day to lead a discussion with experts and campaigners in the fieldand cared personally about the topic. they came in, chatted to the guests that were part of our panel for the show, and then it was lights, camera, action. i handed the microphone to them and the prince and princess of wales became newspeak reporters. this wasn�*t about sticking to script for them. this wasn�*t about sticking to script forthem. —— news this wasn�*t about sticking to script for them. —— news beat reporters. you could tell that they thought about the questions that they wanted to ask. the prince, about the pressures of social media. the princess spoke about how we teach and encourage young people to speak openly and express their feelings in mental health themselves as they are growing up, and they were both quite keen to know what our listeners have said to us in the past about their own mental health. and i got the impression that they wanted to spark a meaningful conversation, really, and discussions that can keep going about mental health. i told them that i am just

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