a position with a leading uk orchestra would be a dream come true for gemma freestone, but she knowson — luckily, gemma is keen to embrace additional work, like teaching, but for many, taking on extra work is a financial necessity. we don't do what we do the money, of course we don't, we love what we do but we have to earn a living and if people have families and children — obviously not me yet — but looking towards the future, if you want to have a family and live comfortably, you need to be able to earn a decent amount of money. percussion player nigel charman has played in all the royal opera house's major productions in recent years. he says he feels lucky but that colleagues elsewhere are struggling because of the way he's seen orchestras and music changing over the last a0 years. the cost of instruments, the cost of insurance of instruments has gone up. the training is now costing a fortune, in time and in money, and it's not being supported by the money that we can earn. would you advise your children to go into the same profession? i have two children and i have done my best

gemma: they should leave. frank: why?emma: because that's why they'll moan about money problems and things like that. well, more people here, more people getting in, the more money's going out. that's why. frank: by"they" she primarily means immigrants from eastern europe. kassia talbot has now acquired british citizenship. she couldn't live with the uncertainty that she might be deported one day, just because she's an e.u. citizen. although her husband james is a pastor, and used the authority that comes with his office, he says the hours he spent on the phone were torture. james: unless you have that piece of paper, don't tell me it's gonna be all right. because you're not living through it. you're not going through what we have had to go through. you're not feeling the pressure that we've had to go through. sorry. frank: in great yarmouth, agneska and her family are also feeling the pressure. without dorota darnell's assistance, they'd be all on their own with the cameras and , their xenophobic neighbor. peter: now wha

and i want to say gemma and michael are international bhangra dancers. steve: ok, so you all are bhangra dancers? gemma: yes. mike: yes, sir. steve: so what is that? can you show us? mike: absolutely. be happy to. steve: come on, show us what that is. mike: all right, let's do it. [cheers and applause] [music playing] [cheers and applause]

he began by telling dan what made gemma such a special person.. unconditional love that you need as a parent. a parent. she had that creativity in her, that he has, now, too. her, that he has, now, too. they had a wonderful relationship. a wonderful relationship. that bond now broken in a physical sense is really, really hard. sense is really, really hard. time she'd gone was such a short space of time. space of time. bed for the entire weekend, that was unusual. unusual. probably down to her being stressed about the fact i was ill. about the fact i was ill. the first time ever in my career, it was a shock to us both. was a shock to us both. 0xford with acute malamute leukaemia which i'd never heard of. which i'd never heard of. feel like a completely different person now? person now? something like this and not be changed. your different person. but the only question is what kind of person i've develop into. of person i've develop into. of how i try to deal with it is that i come out of this about a person. i come out of this about a person. to

by munich season ended in your matic and for them this appointing fashion on a saturday the gemma football giants were defeated by i'm tough frank but in the final of the german cup the underdogs came out on top and a fast paced all action game that also saw some controversy coach nico coach now takes over up behind with his head held high i wanted was a bit of disappointment for the outgoing coach you punk. it was almost time for your pint is the hand of it's a nickel but before the changing of the guard there was a finals a contest by and went close early on rob eleven dusty's free kick hitting the bar a lot of the frankfurt and they took advantage and say ray that rob thomas and fired in the opening go. by and struggled to break down frankfurt study defense thomas miller's thirty third minute and that was their first shots on target at half time points hope sing set to go up in smoke but their day improved shortly after the break yes you're killing scores found love and dusty and the poll level the scores. but in the eighty second minute the underdogs retake the lead grade which was the

before the race, gemma collis—mccann went to meet her...tated but when you have tried all the options and nothing is working, then you have to look may be for things that are not so have to look may be for things that are not so common and have to look may be for things that are not so common and for me, that is why it was a risk worth taking. over 18 months, i had 53 operations, it was very painful and it meant i could not wear shoes, go out, do so many things that i wanted to do. on my worst days, i would struggle to function, like getting out of bed. i was told that the first thing i asked was was it gone? that sums up how i felt. i was so relieved. i started walking about seven days after my amputation. it was such a great feeling to be stood upright and learning how to walk again. it took mea learning how to walk again. it took me a long time to walk unaided and from that, i started running. me a long time to walk unaided and from that, istarted running. it took several months to run 100 metres. before i had my amputation, idid metres.

gemma either to kill early enjoy drawing corsica's typical yellow wild flowers. find them around my portraits of women i almost exclusively tall women. or. examining with the women in my family are my role models i have my integrity they canned us it's a strength for us at least it's a quiet fighter most people here have learned that the short lived corsican republic was one of the first places in the western world to grant women suffrage her sisters mothers and cousins are all proud of elisa and her work that too is a type of corsica nationalism. air pollution affects most urban areas in britain but london is hardest hit by the end of january this year a major road in the capital had already reached its annual legal limit for toxic nitrogen dioxide high levels of the noxious gas are estimated to cost thousands of early deaths a year across the nation spurred on by european union targets the government is now taking action by two thousand and twenty half of the more than twenty thousand taxis across london will abandon traditional diesel engines for electric ones

so gemma born and lived here for eight hundred years initiated the biggest beach cleanup ever undertaken. together with a friend and they joined forces with local environmental organization lamport and employed ten people. they walked on the beach almost daily collecting them separating plastic rubbish a huge project for the sixty one year old who took care of the fundraising and organization. adjusted and we adjusted permanently adjusted my figures because sometimes you came we came to the bit of a stretch of beach where there was a lot of rubbish and you would only do fifty metres in a day there was a point where it was so so many there were so so much rubbish and so much michael plastic that you actually started to. pull out big pieces and then break and separate to get michael plastic because you can't take a. beach all together they collected thirty three tons of plastic and it's not only looking west a lot comes from the sea most of the garbage was brought to our reception company on the mainland but some of it was kept for an exhibition on plastic pollution in mammal town. a long

reverse way so we thought that this wasn't really a problem for jim rose on the long term consuming gemma's in the long term or having this pesticide in the long term in the temperature because it's a major pesticide of the world. there are some of our trees in us that have started checking products like life to save content when customers ask. why do we do it more like you so. you know they get it will people using more and more and it will come by cumulative. task soon. develop the. tech wipe the slate because life as it was considered safe. for many years. for that reason no one didn't develop a method to test for in food because if it's safe there's no reason to test for. but the war health organization they come out and say it's now a possible carcinogen and with that i had to come up with a way that you could potentially detect life and say. at this point i mean there's . there's no scientific proof that it absolutely does harm you there's no definitive proof that is a carcinogen but blood will say it's a possible it's a potential so it's not to say that it actually is bad for you but

a position with a leading uk orchestra would be a dream come true for gemma freestone, but she knowsions in recent years. he says he feels lucky but that colleagues elsewhere are struggling because of the way he‘s seen orchestras and music changing over the last a0 years. the cost of instruments, the cost of insurance of instruments has gone up. the training is now costing a fortune, in time and in money, and it's not being supported by the money that we can earn. would you advise your children to go into the same profession? i have two children and i have done my best to make them grow up loving music and loving drama and loving sports and to go into the real world and go nowhere near the music business. the musicians union say archestras are an important part of our culture and aren‘t just for regular concert—goers. even if you‘re not a classical music fan, you probably interact with orchestras more than you realise, so watching your favourite tv programme, film, playing your favourite video game, orchestral musicians are on those soundtracks. also, our members do a lot of work in

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don't have to tell mom gave me any chair that night as that was desolate carried that money and when i gemma but i said when i am a telescope not a money a telescope equipped to get up sunny for a bone domicile the latino drew me that iran not homo borda hamish effect mcadam of any zanny bush and keep it as a media body was needed tell me climate. i'm more than hunted t.j. royal high a man sharp lawyer i said he is sad of those. it isn't just money for said top it sipping. coffee shop. charter high school. five hundred one with one. child getting. its. no. they didn't have to force you to. you know somebody in this. bad mood in the region and you thought it was an. element of who did i start here. beside me. no one has actually. as has. been. the. one who softly wish. you joy you. have to use it. i only do not want to marvel at it as how you are soon to a mostly i'm doing by the very last of the almost twenty q. google you don't show me as some sort of astronomy on which to the only means. after a shakira and sally day are minimal so anybody to get out as chad. is going to gauge which only s

my sudhir means about him so i mean it's our brain if you have said that this war gemma could be of fiand mr howe of a total of thirty who told us you're welcome home in sorrow for the strain well darling he had. a smile and i bet he went to look over here the law. what i had to the slowly home taxes had to collapse. the soul remnants of palestine was split into two separate parts. in april one nine hundred fifty eastern portion was an excuse to join a named the west bank. the narrow coastal band in the south was put under egyptian administration and named the gaza strip. the word palestine was a raised from history politics and economics. in the village of santa also had philistine members who on an event ever got to be lame to it would have allegedly silently a lot i'm saying if you love sarah and him or the heart of our yeah he would have at the end was what i did and i'm a salon philistine i can i use and it may be when i get there are the c.s.e. about to be man has yet i'm really yet succeeded the american will. be a year when i get that i'm madly and had to be if you had a measur

and despite the china by gemma costa, sanders can't be brought on in these legal discussions withoutf course come >> becoming a witness herself. she can't get herself in a legal pickle. so it is right for the legal team to have kept sarah sanders in the dark on these sensitive topics, or her own protection. this is why i have always warned against arguing your case in the press. it's tempting, i know you want to respond to everything but it is too fraught with complications. and it's very easy to make a misstep. with that said, do not presume that these journalists are disengaged by standards trying to keep it real. they have probably come up many of them, become hostile adversaries in the vanguard of the resistance. it has gotten soso bad that reporters are now engaging in full out intimidation of the white house press folks, even threats of physical violence.m again, here is april ryan from yesterday. >> why didn't he talk to the white house press office about his impacting statement about what was happening? >> the white house press office wouldn't coordinate with the president's

a position with a leading uk orchestra would be a dream come true for gemma freestone, but she knowsot me yet — but looking towards the future, if you want to have a family and live comfortably, you need to be able to earn a decent amount of money. percussion player nigel charman has played in all the royal opera house's major productions in recent years. he says he feels lucky but that colleagues elsewhere are struggling because of the way he's seen orchestras and music changing over the last a0 years. the cost of instruments, the cost of insurance of instruments has gone up. the training is now costing a fortune, in time and in money, and it's not being supported by the money that we can earn. would you advise your children to go into the same profession? i have two children and i have done my best to make them grow up loving music and loving drama and loving sports and to go into the real world and go nowhere near the music business. the musicians union say archestras are an important part of our culture and aren'tjust for regular concert—goers. even if you're not a classical musi

and her daughter gemma to see they've both develops a view about submitting and have difficulty breathing down the sound the doctor says it's an infection in the blood that's linked to air pollution. husband used to work at the copper smelter he collapsed one day and died she also lost her sister and her son to cancer and. they convinced the couple plan just plain. old got a little out of it and i'm looking whenever i passed the store like plant there's a horrible smell that walks over from the factory sometimes it's difficult to put it we don't need experts or scientists to confirm or deny the pollution that we smell and see and live with every day. all over me. we tried repeatedly to contacts to like the company refused to give us an interview . as news of the shutdown or to spread the protesters breached back to. their victory hoping maybe shoplift. vidanta has vowed to challenge this latest closure in court. our correspondents and their follicle who find after four joins me now from delhi so sunny a major victory for the activists to now be done to us says it's going to take the case

gemma has cystitis, which the nhs describes as a poorly understood condition, it is estimated 400,000neurological surgeon, christopher chapple. and monica is the founder of an educational website which aims to tackle women's health taboos. thank you so much for talking to us, there will be quite a lot of women and some men who will know what cystitis feels like, how is interstitial cystitis different? the main difference is that cystitis is very painful and unpleasant, but it only lasts for a few days. the main difference with having this is that it doesn't go away. there are some other symptoms, so as well as having the stinging and burning and the going to the loo lots of times that you would associate with bacterial cystitis, you also feel quite a severe pain as your bladder fills up, and that only is relieved when you go to the toilet. it is really ha rd to when you go to the toilet. it is really hard to describe exactly how that feels, i can only describe it asa that feels, i can only describe it as a pressure that you feel building up as a pressure that you feel building up in y

is keen to live on but luckily gemma is keen to embrace additional work like teaching but the many,the money, of course we don't. we love what we do but we have to earn a living and that people have families and children, obviously not me, but looking towards the future, if you wa nt to looking towards the future, if you want to have a family or live co mforta bly, want to have a family or live comfortably, you need to be able to earn a decent amount of money. percussion player nigel charman has played in all the opera house's major productions in recent years and says he feels lucky but collea g u es and says he feels lucky but colleagues elsewhere are struggling because of the way he has seen orchestras and music changing over the last 40 years. the cost of instruments, the cost of insurance of instruments has gone up. the training is now costing a fortune, in time and in money, and it's not being supported by the money that we can earn. would you advise your children to go into the same profession? i have two children and i have done my best to make them grow up loving music and