rachael said, "yep" and kind of, rachael personally counselled her. she found the time to do that.u think all of this has changed the way that you talk about cancer on air now? 0h, massively. i think it's changed the way the whole country talks about cancer — i feel, anyway — because i grew up in a background where, i've just said, nobody said — it was about four hours after my mum died when all the relatives were round the house that my auntie finally told me she'd died of cancer — and even then, i think it was "the c word", it wasn't "cancer". you know, it'sjust unthinkable in this day and age and all power to you guys for doing that. someone had to change — move the dial, change the conversation. and it's now so obvious. it's like why didn't we do that? but that — that's the beauty of what rachael dreamed up and you guys did with her and debs, is you moved that dial and itjust needed doing. applause. ok, now, ladies and gents. it's one thing to talk about cancer as we do, it's another thing altogether to make a comedy routine all about your stoma. we're gonna get her back up now

rachael said, "yep" and kind of, rachael personally counselled her. she found the time to do that.of this has changed the way that you talk about cancer on air now? 0h, massively. i think it's changed the way the whole country talks about cancer — i feel, anyway — because i grew up in a background where, i've just said, nobody said — it was about four hours after my mum died when all the relatives were round the house that my auntie finally told me she'd died of cancer — and even then, i think it was "the c word", it wasn't "cancer". you know, it'sjust unthinkable in this day and age and all power to you guys for doing that. someone had to change — move the dial, change the conversation. and it's now so obvious. it's like why didn't we do that? but that — that's the beauty of what rachael dreamed up and you guys did with her and debs, is you moved that dial and itjust needed doing. applause. ok, now, ladies and gents. it's one thing to talk about cancer as we do, it's another thing altogether to make a comedy routine all about your stoma. we're gonna get her back up now for some mo

i put her in touch with rachael. rachael personally counselled her.e to talk to her. with that and the public work she did, it is astonishing. do you think this has changed the way you talk about cancer? it has changed the way the country talks about cancer, i feel, because i grew up in a background where i have said — nobody said, it was about four hours after my mum died when the relatives were round the house that my auntie told me she died of cancer, and i think it was the c word, not cancer. it's unthinkable in this day and age. all power to you guys for doing that, someone had to change the dial. it is now so obvious. why didn't we do that? but that — that's beauty of what rachael dreamed up and you guys did with her and debs, you moved that dial and it needed doing. applause. it's one thing to talk about cancer as we do, it is another thing all together to make a comedy routine all about your stoma. we will get her back up now for some more of those story about what has been up her bum. laughter. sarah mills. applause. the jokes wrote themselve

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rachael, i heard your nickname you nine children. 9 gs so they call you nine square. >> rachel: momma. sita ninesquare. we have package. we will show you. once in a life identify experience. air force brat. it was pretty touching for me and my dad to let me do and this fly with the air force. >> ainsley: i have to ask you, how does your tummy feel? did you get sick? >> rachel: i didn't throw up -- well, i kind of threw up a little in my mouth. >> steve: ew. >> rachel: it was worth it. good morning by the way. >> will: by the way, it's a good question. because it happens. have you three done it? >> ainsley: i have done it. >> steve: i have done it. >> brian: i haven't done it. >> rachel: have you? >> rachel: really, brian, you haven't? will has. >> brian: i i have got to go. >> steve: it's thrilling. look forward to what is going to happen on "fox & friends" tomorrow. of the big race is sunday at 2:30 on our broadcast sister fox. >> ainsley: let's travel over to where those residents are concerned. >> steve: ohio. >> ainsley: sorry no

rachael. they all came to prairie du chien from very different backgrounds with very different locations. but there are lives intertwined in this very small community. mary arianne was free, mariah was indentured patsey, also indentured to courtney was enslaved, as was rachael rachael. mary anne was born in either new orleans or saint louis. we're not quite sure because she was born in the 1700s and the records were and are quite scarce. mariah was born in maryland, patsy and kentucky, courtney, virginia and rachael have no idea as to her birth place. but as i they all came together, encouraged to shine and this is the earliest image we have of that community drawn in 1829 by an officer stationed at the first for crawford and so of course the first for crawford as the main image there. but to the south of that is part of the small village that was the main village of prairie to sheen and behind it, across moray or slue, is another small village. the village of san ferrol. and that's where much

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the favourite — trained by willie mullins and ridden by paul townend denied rachael blackmore's mounttive wins over hurdles, "did everything right" in the race. that's all from sportsday. more reaction to totten's1—0 win over manchester city on the bbc sport website. i'll be back in the next hour. stay with us on bbc news. up next hour. stay with us on bbc news. up next, it is the travel show. hello and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from the historic university city of cambridge in the uk. now, it's the beginning of term and students are coming back and like many generations before them, they'll be benefiting from some of the best educational resources in the world. and that includes valuable treasures looted from afar on colonial expeditions. but we're here because the university has recently announced it's actually returning some of those, specifically benin bronzes, to nigeria. and it's there in what was once known as the kingdom of benin that i want to start this story. for centuries, this street igun eronwan, has been famous for one particular craft — bronze

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yeah, because i mean, you were talking about stalling that rachael. and as i understand, you also said this that they, they've kind of reduced the ability of satellites that have been used for the complet in ukraine. apparently they've kind of been back pedaling because at the end of the day, there are countless ukrainian officials who say for example, when we use the u. s. made highmark rockets, washington tell us where to shoot them. so we get all adjusted logistics from washington. washington can get goes the distance from these satellites as well, because those high mos rockets are almost always hitting civilian regions and east ukraine. all right, so they, we are nato now plans to create some sort of spy fleet up in the skies above us. rachel blevins, thank you. thank you. and while attentions rise and space nato has been out for a while on the ground now by provoking the conflict in ukraine. well, that's not me saying that that's american political commentator jimmy door, latest episode of going underground with action return. see the to discuss

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negotiations for does they need to, they need to put new money on the table to resolve this dispute a rachael county deputy general secretary of the national education union. thanks. well, thank you very much. the families of palestinians accused of carrying out 2 attacks on his railings, unoccupied, east jerusalem last week. so they've been collectively punished for violence led to the israeli government fast tracking punitive measures sort of hotter proportional from the neighborhood of rosella mood. unto the watchful eyes of his righty, soldiers, palestinians, living in this neighborhood are scared of reprisals. off the one of the worst, the tax on israelis in years occupation forces carried out door to door, raised in ross and mood, arresting more than 40 people, including the attack, his family, friends, and neighbors. they say that being collectively punished off the 21 year old heidi, i'll come killed 7 israelis outside a synagogue on friday. the family say they've not been allowed to leave the home. the whole building has uncles, cousins, and his father. we just saw his father earlier

, who is talk to rachael burdett, who is the declutter darling and hopefully can share some helpfulif you could. what goes on here? but rachael, tell us, please , what what is the please, what what is the difference between clutter and just having a nice, cosy atmosphere in which you and the family live together comfortably? i think that's it. you kind of hit the nail on the head.the you kind of hit the nail on the head. the clutter , i think, is a head. the clutter, i think, is a personal issue . if you can deal personal issue. if you can deal with it and live with it. that's absolutely fine. some people need a sterile environment that's very kind of clinical and minimal . whereas for me, i've minimal. whereas for me, i've got two young children and a space behind me probably looks quite clean and tidy. that's because there's no children here at the moment, but it's a personal kind of issue as to whether you can cope with clutter or not. if you've got a small family, you've just got to live with it and have a system that works for you , whether it that works for you, whether it is

otherwise, known as since those don't count anymore because richard levine is now rachael levine. so richard levine exposed nursing home residents to covid in pennsylvania. got a lot of them killed. he was a senior health official there. >> he evacuated his own mother from one of those facilities because the plebes died, but not my mom. and that seems like a bad thing. but now he's wearing women's clothes. >> it's totally forgiven that never happened. >> to mention it is dead naming him. that was all the daddy. >> come on now. you're trans phobic creep. the whole federal government operates that way, doesn't matter how bad you are, as long as you can claim to be a pit bull. >> a judge is supposedly the first cabinet secretary. now, is he actually ? he was dating women not that long ago. shut up. he is now. and because he is the fact that his tenure has been a disaster for the country, irrelevant that mushroom cloud over ohio, it never happened. he's a first watch. >> i think we have more lgbtq people than any administration or every administration combined they want. this has been

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rachael, what can but before all of that let's get money is with polly middlehurst . nigel thank you. good evening to you. the top story on gb news tonight, hundreds of thousands of workers have been taking part today in walk out when today the uk's biggest day of industrial action in more than a decade . up action in more than a decade. up to half a million people across seven trade unions went on strike over pay jobs conditions. teachers took part in the action along with border force officials and bus and train drivers, which caused widespread travel disruption . the education travel disruption. the education minister, nick described the strikes as disruptive. it is disappointing that the eu, one of those four unions, has taken strike action today, jeopardising children's education. they've already suffered two years of interruption during the covid pandemic. so this is the last thing children need and it's the last thing parents need. so they say, look, let's talk let's continue those talks about these important issues. it's continue those talks about these import

i'm rachael as and welcome to your latest weather update from the met office now looking ahead to thedry for many with frost and for many with some frost and fog. they're looking across the north but the breeze will start to up these weather to pick up as these weather fronts to make a little fronts start to make a little bit eastwards towards that bit of eastwards towards that high . and it will also bring high. and it will also bring a few outbreaks of rain as we head into new working week. but into the new working week. but back to this evening and overnight and with some spells around for northern and western areas, we could just see a few patches of mist and fog forming. we might see cloudy elsewhere and we might start to see a few spells developing in the far southeast towards the early hours . that could just bring hours. that could just bring a few patches fog, but mostly night with all that cloud around . but that could just be a patch of rural frost for northern and eastern areas . so a cloudy start eastern areas. so a cloudy start to start new week, though, as we head the d

rachael, what can but before all of that let's get money is with polly middlehurst . nigel thank you. good evening to you. the top story on gb news tonight, hundreds of thousands of workers have been taking part today in walk out when today the uk's biggest day of industrial action in more than a decade . up action in more than a decade. up to half a million people across seven trade unions went on strike over pay jobs conditions. teachers took part in the action along with border force officials and bus and train drivers, which caused widespread travel disruption . the education travel disruption. the education minister, nick described the strikes as disruptive. it is disappointing that the eu, one of those four unions, has taken strike action today, jeopardising children's education. they've already suffered two years of interruption during the covid pandemic. so this is the last thing children need and it's the last thing parents need. so they say, look, let's talk let's continue those talks about these important issues. it's continue those talks about these import

my name is rachael church my aunt donna resides at laguna honda in the south unit.from i stroke from alcohol, because due to the abusive rep with her husband i witnessed. she nonmobile and never leaves laguna honda and requires skilled nurseings for her stroke. bus of my aunt was mention in the i mission local online newspaper article publish in the san francisco's mission district march 19 of 2019 out lining my story i'm rachael church from the streets of mission. i told her the hospital might be close and locked with shock. he communicates by writing on compare said hoe had no idea. i told her repooz and patchy i upon within it visit her with my daughter who colors pictures to hang on her walls i was surpriseed seat section next to her is cleared out. i'm scared you can't do something she'll be next. she is the not trouble starters she is nonmobile. please don't let laguna honda close and have my auntie donna sent to an under staffed home in california. thank you. >> hello i'm norm a long time resident of san francisco. i'm a member of gray panthers and lynching t

your dog nutrish has helped us donate over $7 million dollars a year to pets in need through the rachaelyou can't adopt every dog, you can help them. >>> we are back on saturday morning with the incredibly inspirational story. a woman named new york city youth poet laureate. >> she is setting her sights on a bigger accomplishment. >> sheinelle jones has her story. >> this is the year every black girl lets the hair out with the sun. sings a tune. >> reporter: on the streets of the south bronx, 18-year-old stephanie pacheco can find poetry. >> for decades. this place is sacred for me. >> tell us where we are now. >> we are currently in the grand concourse library. >> reporter: this library is where she wrote the poem that crowd her youth laureate poet. >> itis stephanie pacheco. >> reporter: the competition is a local branch of the national youth poet laureate that made amanda gorman a household name. in collaboration with the urban program, it rewards leaders committed to honing their craft and creating change in the community. >> what went through your mind when you heard congratulations

my name is rachael church my aunt donna resides at laguna honda in the south unit. suffered from i stroke from alcohol, because due to the abusive rep with her husband i witnessed. she nonmobile and never leaves laguna honda and requires skilled nurseings for her stroke. bus of my aunt was mention in the i mission local online newspaper article publish in the san francisco's mission district march 19 of 2019 out lining my story i'm rachael church from the streets of mission. i told her the hospital might be close and locked with shock. he communicates by writing on compare said hoe had no idea. i told her repooz and patchy i upon within it visit her with my daughter who colors pictures to hang on her walls i was surpriseed seat section next to her is cleared out. i'm scared you can't do something she'll be next. she is the not trouble starters she is nonmobile. please don't let laguna honda close and have my auntie donna sent to an under staffed home in california. thank you. >> hello i'm norm a long time resident of san francisco. i'm a member of gray panthers and

rachael, what can but before all of that let's get money is with polly

rachael, what can but before all of that let's get money is with polly middlehurst

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my name is rachael church my aunt donna resides at laguna honda in the south unit.red from i stroke from alcohol, because due to the abusive rep with her husband i witnessed. she nonmobile and never leaves laguna honda and requires skilled nurseings for her stroke. bus of my aunt was mention in the i mission local online newspaper article publish in the san francisco's mission district march 19 of 2019 out lining my story i'm rachael church from the streets of mission. i told her the hospital might be close and locked with shock. he communicates by writing on compare said hoe had no idea. i told her repooz and patchy i upon within it visit her with my daughter who colors pictures to hang on her walls i was surpriseed seat section next to her is cleared out. i'm scared you can't do something she'll be next. she is the not trouble starters she is nonmobile. please don't let laguna honda close and have my auntie donna sent to an under staffed home in california. thank you. >> hello i'm norm a long time resident of san francisco. i'm a member of gray panthers and lynchi