. >> hi, caroline boss, and a resident of san francisco in district two. i want to tell you a story about my mother, her 65th birthday a couple weeks ago, we chatted about her diabetes care, we, i took her to get a mammogram, or took her to the hospital to check out irregular mammogram that she had. she engaged with my 3-month-old daughter and very healthy and amazing state. compare to three years ago when i tried to get her conserved, because she lives with schizophrenia, and i had run out of options. i had called the police multiple times, she'd been 5150ed multiple times, gotten evicted because of her severe psychosis. she had lost 30 pounds, no way to support herself. no food, no family that was supporting her because we couldn't support her without her taking her drugs. unfortunately, family members like me, this is a story here from many people with severe mental illness, is that we have to at a certain point say no, we can't help you any longer until you take your medication, until you seek help and i'm so happy because i called the police after one

people like caroline fairburn, the boss of the cbi, which represents businesses, saying it's importantpoint out the big apple spot to solve it it is a societal thing, lots of women work part—time, there i5 women who are stopped from getting a more senior i5 women who are stopped from getting a more 5eniorjob for whatever reason, so that's part of it but theresa may has said this morning, the prime minister, that this makes for uncomfortable reading. she says it is vital that the burning injustice i5 reading. she says it is vital that the burning injustice is tackled. this is the first part of it, eve ryo ne this is the first part of it, everyone telling us how bad it is for them. but on the other side you have companies paying women more than men, the example of unilever, bt, drg oh, 0cado, they are paying women more than men, so there's lots of different things to get hold of through the morning. we will talk to baroness williams, the equalities minister, through the day as well. thanks, steph. a 16—year—old boy who was shot on monday night in waltham5tow, east london has died in hosp

, caroline hulme was a linchpin in the defensive line—up of denbigh town under—13s, but the teenager was devastated when the football association of wales banned herfrom playing. welsh football bossesnted. it means girls can compete against boys until they are 16. i wouldn't want any girl to go through that feeling of being told by an manager that you can't play at the weekend. being so young, you just don't have an understanding of why. you basically think i love football, why can't i play? why are the boys getting to play, but i'm not? yeah, because i've played ever since i was in primary school, and i play every week and everything. it was pretty incredible, actually, to have the spotlight on girls‘ football and showing that football should be for all and that girls should be playing football too. so, yeah, it's brilliant. i was just so driven, by doing this, hopefully i'll get to start playing football again. this was the petition, we managed to get well over 1000 signatures on this which was pretty incredible at the time. it's really about getting, you know, brand—new girls that have never kicked a ball or even thought about playing football to come along to a really fun, posi