announcer: mother teresa and her sisters of charity live in one of calcutta's poorest slums.ditional vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, the sisters take one of service and obedience to the poor. you can walk in. her home was five minutes from where i lived. we saw her every morning on the way to school. we had a mother teresa nun who came and said if you would like to come and help come you can come to the babies' home. it was quite overwhelming. they had rows and rows of cots. so we went and spent a morning helping to give the babies a bath. it was nice to hold the bottle and feed a baby and these children, they needed affection a lot, so the babies liked to be cuddled. my sister went around with mother teresa's nuns and they used to regularly visit abortion clinics and pick up live babies from abortion buckets. we once saw a baby thrown in a garbage dump. i found the very authoritarian way in which the order was run not something that i would ever be able to agree with. i remember thinking that the nuns lived such an austere life. she said, you should suffer for chri

and a woman who volunteered with mother teresa in calcutta is featured on witness.t's in half an hour here on bbc news. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the government has said that britain will defend the interests of gibraltar in the brexit negotiations, following warnings that spain is attempting to use the process to pursue its claim to the rock. the eu has suggested that a brexit deal won't cover gibraltar without a separate agreement between london and madrid. labour say it's vital the people of gibraltar aren't used as a bargaining chip in negotiations. richard lister reports. could this rock, looming from the med, threaten britain's future relationship with the eu? gibraltar‘s been in british hands for more than 300 years, but it voted almost unanimously to remain in the eu, giving spain hopes of taking the territory back. just this week, theresa may said that wouldn't happen. we are absolutely steadfast in our support of gibraltar and its people and its economy. our position has not changed. but the european council's position has changed and in its dr