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the country s first children's home, the foundling hospital in bloomsbury, is launching a new digitalturing over 100,000 pages of records from its archive. the foundling hospital was the first home for children who had been abandoned by their parents. the records, from the early 18th century to the late 19th century, reveals details about the lives of the 27,000 children who grew up at there. all good news on the tubes as all lines are running well. now onto the weather with kawser. hello there, good morning. well, after the overnight rain today, it's a much more settled day. fine and dry, with plenty in the way of sunshine around. there'll be some patchy cloud at times this morning and later this afternoon, but some good spells of sunshine. and whilst it won't be as warm as it was yesterday, yesterday we reached 22.3 celsius in saintjames's park, this afternoon still reaching the high teens quite widely with light winds. a fine dry evening to come too. but overnight tonight with those light winds, there could be some patches of mist and fog forming by the early hours, especially for

and now, i don't know, i, i signed it, you know, the very day a senior editor, bloomsbury publishing, emailed me and said, i heard you on the new york first person podcast. have you ever thought about writing a book? and i said, well, actually, i just an agent and. i let them talk and they an offer i couldn't pass up to, tell my story and get paid for it. and i realized that's how that happens. i realize there are people that write their whole lives waiting for an agent. i am very privileged and i'm very thankful. i i kind of think, you know, i don't like to talk about religion lot because i don't want to i don't like to push my religion on other people. but i believe that, you know, god has a plan for me and this must be my plan. and so, i mean, how else, you know, this is to me. so now the book was not it was hard to write. there's a lot of work, but that's how the book came to be. i just started mapping out the chapters like what i would, and i pulled up those funny chapter names. so one of the titles early on when i was being targeted, harassed, i had tweeted out into the universe

and now, i don't know, i, i signed it, you know, the very day a senior editor, bloomsbury publishing, emailed me and said, i heard you on the new york first person podcast. have you ever thought about writing a book? and i said, well, actually, i just an agent and. i let them talk and they an offer i couldn't pass up to, tell my story and get paid for it. and i realized that's how that happens. i realize there are people that write their whole lives waiting for an agent. i am very privileged and i'm very thankful. i i kind of think, you know, i don't like to talk about religion lot because i don't want to i don't like to push my religion on other people. but i believe that, you know, god has a plan for me and this must be my plan. and so, i mean, how else, you know, this is to me. so now the book was not it was hard to write. there's a lot of work, but that's how the book came to be. i just started mapping out the chapters like what i would, and i pulled up those funny chapter names. so one of the titles early on when i was being targeted, harassed, i had tweeted out into the universe

and now, i don't know, i, i signed it, you know, the very day a senior editor, bloomsbury publishing, emailed me and said, i heard you on the new york first person podcast. have you ever thought about writing a book? and i said, well, actually, i just an agent and. i let them talk and they an offer i couldn't pass up to, tell my story and get paid for it. and i realized that's how that happens. i realize there are people that write their whole lives waiting for an agent. i am very privileged and i'm very thankful. i i kind of think, you know, i don't like to talk about religion lot because i don't want to i don't like to push my religion on other people. but i believe that, you know, god has a plan for me and this must be my plan. and so, i mean, how else, you know, this is to me. so now the book was not it was hard to write. there's a lot of work, but that's how the book came to be. i just started mapping out the chapters like what i would, and i pulled up those funny chapter names. so one of the titles early on when i was being targeted, harassed, i had tweeted out into the universe