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in the arno was still a child when she fell into the hands of a sex trafficker her mother started a new relationship and gave her to a man who offered her and other girls to people traffickers. now. the term lined us up. in the middle of the street there were 13 or 14 of us i don't remember exactly we stood there like chicken. and he asked the guy which one do you want. and the other guy pointed to me. i was a minor and minor they thought i was about 17 but i wasn't even 14. he had a passport made for me with my signature although it would have needed my parents' signature. i was taken to italy. she was passed from one country to another italy hungary romania years of horror. there were many terrible moments the worst moment was when a gun was put to my head. but it was equally awful when i was left alone when no one would have given a central me when i was beaten when i went to bed and then woke up being beaten. up and all those days it takes were allowed to touch me. i didn't know it was worst in my life but at the same time all these experiences have made me stronger because i'm a hu

i'm following the river arno 50 miles south of florence to a small village where i've been invited to up threshing wheat. ♪ now if memory serve, threshing is where the grains of wheat are shaken loose so they can be ground down to make flour. that's the steam engine? >> yeah, yeah. >> renato, a local teacher organizes this event. >> tonight there is a huge feast for villagers. they're coming together to give thanks for the good times in this region that was once ravaged by famine, and where farmers were treated as indentured servants by their oppressive aristocratic landowners. until recently. >> ciao, ciao. >> this is a world away from the huge steaks and fine wines of florence. the people here cook what they grow. and after the toil of harvesting and milling the wheat, what they're left with is bread. lots and lots of bread. so here the dough is rising and you cook it in that oven. like it was done many years ago. over in the kitchen, some of the 200 villagers are hard at work preparing the feast, and here too bread plays a starring role. in pretty much everything. what are they mak

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website 0n the tube — the piccadilly line is part suspended eastbound between hyde park corner and arnosght tonight, there is a met office weather warning in force for the strength of the winds. that's valid from nine o'clock this evening, right through until three o'clock tomorrow afternoon. the strongest of the wind gusts are likely to come through the early hours. there could be some gusts of up to 50 to 60mph across the london area, and that's enough to cause some damage. so a very blustery night ahead. still very windy tomorrow morning. tomorrow, a day of sunny spells, but also one or two showers. i'm back in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now, though, it's back to dan and louise. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today. a serving metropolitan police officer has been arrested in connection with the disappearance of 33—year—old sarah everard in south london. the queen responds to harry and meghan's damaging allegations about life in the royalfamily. sir, can i ask, what did you think of the interview?

this is how the north circular looks, and westbound traffic is building through edmonton towards arnosand drizzle. overnight tonight, conditions stay very similar, it stays cloudy, further outbreaks of rain and the minimum temperature not dropping too far tonight, between six and eight celsius is the minimum. as we head into friday, we pick up a north—easterly wind with drier air coming in from the continent meaning once the front clears we will see sunshine through friday and high pressure still in charge for the weekend but it starts to slip. it means a lot of dry weather in the forecast but again it doesn't mean too much on the way of sunshine. it will stay largely cloudy over the weekend and temperatures remain similar. i'm back in an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address, but and now it's back to charlie and naga bye for now. hello this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. we're talking about a slowdown in the uk vaccine rollout this morning — caused by a delay in supplies of the oxford—astrazeneca jab from india. let's speak now to the housing, comm