a month after gemma died, it was days after her funeral and suddenly you're into the festive season. acute myeloid leukaemia. hi, how are you? are you all right? good to see you. come in. thank you. the charity bloodwise has arranged for sign in to meetjoe coleman. joe's wife maggie also died from blood cancer three years ago. well, the first christmas was really tough. there were tears, there wasjoy, but... a sense of, you know, there's something missing. yeah. whereas the second year, i was quite excited, christmas is coming. as a family we were lifted this time. we enjoyed the second christmas a lot better than we did the first christmas, because time is a good healer. it's takenjoe and his two boys lewis and oliver a long time to get to this point. maggie was ill for some years before she died. joe's family have raised more than £100,000 for the charity bloodwise since maggie's death. it'll help to fund research and raise of blood cancer — the third biggest cancer killer. your boys, if maggie was to see them now, she'd be like... you must wonder what she'd make of it and how much

that it has had on gemma, it‘s huge.nted to find her alive and we didn‘t. to have somebody who delivers so much life into this world, through being a midwife, to have her life taken so tragically is awful and i‘d like us to finish on remembering her and not michael stirling. that was amazing, thank you. stirling said he was deeply sorry, not for himself but for all the others who are victims of his crime. those words will mean very little to samantha eastwood‘s family, who are now facing their first christmas without her. jo black, bbc news. speaking outside the court gemma eastwood, samantha‘s sister, said her family‘s lives would never be the same again. justice has been served but no matter the outcome i will never get my sister back. i‘ve lost my best friend and my mother has lost a caring daughter in our lives will never be the same again. we want to thank everyone for their support and we would like to thank staffordshire police for putting such a strong case to get that we would like to thank our family liaison of

it was literally a month after gemma died, it was days after her funeral and suddenly you're into thesky presenter. his wife, gemma, died in november last year, just three days after being diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia. hi, how are you? good to see you. come in. thank you. a charity, bloodwise, has arranged for simon to meet joe coleman, whose wife died from blood cancer three years ago. the first christmas was really tough. there wasjoy, but a sense of there's something missing. yeah. but the second year i was quite excited, christmas was coming. as a family, we was lifted this time. we enjoyed the second christmas a lot more than the first christmas because time's a good healer. it's takenjoe and his two boys, lewis and oliver, a long time to get to this point. maggie was ill for some years before she died. joe's family have raised more than £100,000 for the charity bloodwise since maggie's death. it'll help to fund research and raise awareness of blood cancer, the third biggest cancer killer. your boys, if maggie was to see them now, you must wonder what she'd make of it a

gemma coombe, bbc news.irmed his willingness to meet with palestinian president mahmoud abbas to discuss restoring unity to the territories. ismail haniya made the comments to thousands of supporters at a festival to celebrate the 31st anniversary of the groups' founding. haniya also expressed hama's willingness to hold elections and follows recent diplomatic talks held between the feuding groups in eygpt last month. saudi arabia has denounced last week's us senate vote holding crown prince mohammed bin salman responsible for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. in a statement, it says the senate position is based on "unsubsta ntiated claims and allegations" and contained "blatant interferences in the kingdom's internal affairs". the senate vote was a rare rebuke to president trump, who has maintained his support for saudi arabia. mr khashoggi was killed in october, shortly after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul in what riyadh called a "rogue" operation. police and right—wing anti—migrant protes

gemma coombe, bbc news.een a mixed reaction to the agreement finally reached at the un climate change talks in poland late on saturday. nearly 200 hundred countries overcame their differences — eventually — to support measures which will put the 2015 paris agreement into action. it aims to limit the rise in average global tempeartures to "well below" two celsius. some are satisfied with the outcome — bur environmental activists are still warning that not enough is being done. here's our science editor, david shukman. applause and relief that two long weeks of negotiation were over. and a deal to try to tackle climate change has at last emerged. there we re change has at last emerged. there were many disagreements among countries, but a consensus to fight global warming is very good news. most significant is a set of rules for how countries cut their emissions of the gas warming the planet. that was sorted. 0n finance for developing countries, to help them adapt and go green, some progress, but they say not e

it was literally a month after gemma died, it was days after her funeral and suddenly you're into theast year, just three days after being diagnosed with acute mile leukaemia. -- acute myeloid leukaemia. how are you? good to see you. come in. thank you. a charity has arranged for him to meet a man whose wife died from blood cancer three years ago. the first christmas was really tough. there was joy, the first christmas was really tough. there wasjoy, but the first christmas was really tough. there was joy, but a sense of there's something missing. yeah. but there's something missing. yeah. but the second year i was quite excited, christmas was coming. as a family, we was lifted this time. we enjoyed the second christmas a lot more than the second christmas a lot more than the first christmas because time's a good healer. it's taken joe and his two boys, lewis and oliver, long time to get to this point. maggie was ill for some years before she died. job's family have raised more than £100,000 for the charity blood wise since maggie's death. it will help to fund research and raise aware

gemma coombe, bbc news. take a look at some of the day's other news: north korea has condemned the trump administration for imposing new sanctions, warning of a possible permanent block on any denuclearisation plans. the us imposed the sanctions on three north korean officials last week for alleged human rights abuses. our correspondent dan johnson says the stalemate is getting serious. the us state department says these sanctions are justified because of human rights abuses. they've talked about censorship of the free press, of radio signals being blocked by the government, and of people who are caught watching foreign films being imprisoned or even executed. that's why they have identified these three officials, one of them an assistant to kim jong—un. and the north koreans have reacted very angrily. saying this is a great miscalculation by the americans and that it will block the path to denuclearisation forever. they've play off the state department versus the us president. they've credited donald trump

gemma coombe reports. bright orange flames and thick black smoke.losion at a busyjapanese restaurant. it happened at 8:30pm on sunday, in sapporo, the capital city of the northern main island of hokkaido. the area has residential buildings, bars and restaurants, and is about three kilometres south—east of the city centre. japanese news outlet, kyodo, says the force of the blast was so strong, a number of nearby buildings collapsed. translation: the shock was just like an earthquake. as firefighters battled the flames, they warned of further explosions. but still, dozens of people gathered on the street, which was strewn with debris and shattered glass. what caused the blast isn't yet known, but witnesses have reported smelling gas near the scene. translation: a lot of smoke came out and it started to smell strongly. police say 42 people were hurt but no one was killed. an investigation is underway. gemma coombe, bbc news. police and right—wing anti—migrant protesters have clashed in brussels. police fired tear gas and detained nearly a hundred of th

this is gemma eastwood.ordshire police for putting such a strong case together in such a small space of time and thank ourfamily case together in such a small space of time and thank our family liaison officers for constant support and guidance and ask everyone respects our privacy throughout this difficult time. samantha is gone but will never be forgotten. that was gemma eastwood who in court describe the moment that the killer had given her a hug on the day after her sister went missing. she said that that moment would forever haunt her. we will bring you more from stafford crown court. but now on afternoon live it is time for the weather and the forecast with chris fawkes. we will see some big changes in our weather day by day, often the weather day by day, often the weather will be cloudy, there will be rain returning from mid week onwards. we have a windy end to the week coming up. some of us have seen some rain today, it has been at its wettest across northern england, this was the scene on the m62 go

well i guess sometimes i am but those that nothing with the common man think lincoln for gemma culture. knew to take his grandmother day out to eat because it's cold out. no time rachel join me to meet the gem of a tough. time for an upgrade. how about that grows on you buy. a house with. your design highlights you can make yourself. against tips and tricks that will turn your home special. a great yourself with g w interior design channel on you to. come as. a starting whistle is about to set up for the from the event of asian football. kickoff has had a look see and identify the favorites the moment shots coaches players fans up close personal. but twenty nine teams. off serious shorts december twenty seventh d w. a q. towards some lights before christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring except for two.

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gemma, ijust want to come back to you.on't allow them to go near airports, is my understanding. but clearly not in this case. well, yeah, there is something called geofencing which often uses gps technology. put simply, it creates an invisible fence that stops your drone from entering a specific area. in theory this is great and it would have prevented this kind of incident from happening. but unfortunately, in practice, it is not in all drones, it is easily hacked, and it is also easily disabled. because it is using gps, as soon as you disable your gps you are switching off geofencing so it needs to be made a lot more secure moving forward to really have that impact that we need. thank you all of you very much. thanks for coming on the programme, i appreciate your time. thank you for your messages about your breaking news of 2018. moira says my year has been amazing. i went on my first cruise, i got engaged in dublin and my son had a baby girl last month. david says, this year my young son harvey who has mosaic down syndr

well i guess sometimes i am but i said nothing with the captain he didn't have anything stevens for gemma culture up here on new day will take this grandma down east coast it's old after a no time right so join me for me to get funky the host. i think is everything challenging first on how to be a muslim. school much different culture between here and there so challenging for if. least. for the syllabus i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. must go my license to work as a swimming instructor i should now our two children nothing to boast just one of the toughest. what's your story take part cherish on info my greenstock. mention sleep where you. waiting for lifeline to syria. good morning where are you why and you answer it into. every call brings them closer together. to terms because they feel powerless to help. lessen the petty like i'm letting people down for what. they worry about the morals they've left behind. but. i'm trying to be strong but deep down i'm broken so little. the war continues to haunt pose a flight from syria. i'm trying to reach them but nobody answers

not laughing at the gym i just sometimes i am but i said nothing which has never been fixed even for gemmae of looking at stereotypes the question if you think the speech or the country that i not. yet needed seems to think for this drama play out to me it's all about ok. i'm a joke join me from the jam and from d.w. . post wouldn't be fighting for the case to be taken seriously in the world of work here's what's coming up. on w o they'd use the studio superhero on a mission to change our attitudes smart women smart drugs smart street i'm led to this and by no means missed out on brink recently dangerous time the stuff that. made for mine. this is d. w. news live from berlin a matter of life or death u.n. secretary general antonio guitarist says the world is not moving fast enough to prevent catastrophic climate change calling efforts so far way off course we'll have the very latest from the u.n. climate conference in poland also coming up. a surprise announcement from cops are they go.

saudi crown prince mohammed bin salomon and his suspected rule in the killing of a saudi journalist gemma. then there's the trade issue not only the ongoing commercial standoff between the united states and china but also the signing of a revised commercial agreement to replace nafta mexico and canada have so far been resistant to donald trump's protectionist measures but there was some progress as i said the task isn't done there is more hard work ahead to build resilient strong economies that support families everywhere in canada make no mistake we will stand up for our workers and fight for their families and their communities and donald it's all the more reason why we need to keep working to remove the tariffs on steel and aluminum between our countries. the summit is a historic event for argentina and a chance for president. who is struggling with double digit inflation and recession donald trump promised the investment argentina so desperately needs we've known each other and on the other to talk about lots of good things for argentina for the united states including trade including

i want to share a photo with you that was treated out by gemma graff.he is a friend of george and barbara bush. he was their spokesperson after their life in the white house. and he put up this absolutely beautiful photo of that flag draped coffin as it was making its way. and you can see as the train made its way from houston to college station, slowing down in part so that all of the people along the way could take a look at that coffin and say one final goodbye. and here in college station, after they depart the transition, they will come here to the campus of texas a&m, where the former president will have his remains. i can give you a little bit of an idea of how things will go. just behind me here is that george bush library, presidential library and museum. the procession will come up along barbara brochu driveway. it will be flanked by the cadets from texas a&m university. they will salute the hearse as it moves along. and then things will become very quiet. they will move along behind that building and be greeted by pond. an entirely a beautifu

of the jam well i guess sometimes i am but i said nothing with that research i don't think even for gemma culture looking at. stereotype but he is thinking he's a country guy now not ten. pm needed change will pay for his grandmother via. it's all that. look i'm a child join me from the gem and funded up the. post. this is v.w. news live from berlin nato urges moscow to comply with a key cold war arms treaty the alliance says a new russian cruise missile violates an agreement that has guaranteed europe security for more than thirty years as nato foreign ministers discuss the issue in brussels fears grow of a new international arms race also coming up. how climate change is affecting reindeer in norway and threatening the way people live in the north of that country for centuries. and overcoming the odds we meet the nigerian taxi driver with no legs who's worked out his own way of getting through the notorious city traffic in lagos. and in venice like a football nuremberg and leverkusen live a gruesome draw any west and wild encounter a trouble downpour made conditions almost unplayable as

they write it and they're write it because they have to be many people but they haven't had access to gemma so they have the wound and that is something i said to all the members who don't let us to go into it if we are the have access to the ground we'll be able to hear also your part otherwise we'll have to report on the information we get what i have already urge all the parties to stop to stop peace. this acts that produce so many civilians there and also starvation i mean fourteen million people with i mean in germany so many children died of starvation we keep seeing in yemen the coalition bombing medical facilities. killing children. is this acceptable is that targeting acceptable of course not it's completely unacceptable and that's why we have insisted to stop the stop the is this i mean to avoid doing any act that could mean casualties on civilians and children we have been calling all the parties to stop the restriction they're putting in terms they're living with humanitarian forces go there with food other supplies of course the coalition is led by saudi arabia and i want to me

nothing to the gem just sometimes i am but i said nothing that can be said to have been think even for gemma culture looking at the stereotypes question it is think is most of the country that i now live to. kiev. to take this drama day out because it's all about. bob no i'm a joke join me for meet the gentleman from b.w. post. i'm secure in the few more that's hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers would lie and say. what's your story. i mean when i was in the women especially of victims of violence and. take part and send us your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. another very little or nothing yet you want to become a citizen. in so migrants your platform for reliable information. this is due to the news live from berlin the difficult legacy of the philippine struggle against a militant and served as martial law office extended on into town for another year three d. w. has an exclusive report from the devastated city to. talk to one young muslims ready to fi

that it has had on gemma, it's huge.falsely suggest she's still alive is just horrendous. once arrested, stirling gave little away, but when he got to court he pleaded guilty to murder. we all wanted to find her alive and we didn't. to have somebody who delivers so much life into this world, through being a midwife, to have her life taken so tragically is awful and i'd like us to finish on remembering her and not michael stirling. that was amazing, thank you. stirling said he was deeply sorry, not for himself but for all the others who are victims of his crime. those words will mean very little to samantha eastwood's family, who are now facing their first christmas without her. jo black, bbc news. the number of working people in poverty has reached the highest on record. that's according to a new report by thejoseph rowntree foundation — a think—tank which tackles poverty in the uk. four million workers in this country now live in poverty. that figure has risen by more than 500,000 in the past five years — and now equate

the newborn baby gemma. let me go now my mom would just pop out to local town known get russia. to the no. one else i. can. think. of that it could become a support group. that if. you want everyone turned out. to work again i'm going to give you a fair wage and. you pull back in and drive us into the mob or suppose to shoot each other this is a reason why it is able to be made because i can set a good enough dog to kick their main geopolitically my where i become a position makes me miss him bowden's best of all much of any change can be said for the singles migration of them a good it is easy for these you don't hear nothing of them and they might leave the fifth major for more due to one of the things i mean. you know what you don't want . to not be i'm talking to the magic a. got me the. do not one of the got and i'm going to take time. to change to happen that to me come on by the pentagon i'm not going to talk to not made enemy number the time that i did a good i'm a second chance when the bill went to the security two hundred fifty million it's a good question mike. i'm g

gemma richardson finally managed to find new work, but it's been traumatic. bed dreaming about it, nightmares, bills. oh, it's just awful. it's a horrible, horrible situation to be in. once we got, you know, the e—mail and we left maplin, it was... it's like a race to get a job, and you're against people you know are really good at what they do. and for natasha, who also worked at maplin, the stakes were even higher. one month before it all happened, i was like, "i'm going to lose the house. i've literallyjust bought it. i'm turning 25 in a month's time. i'm not where i should be." maplin sold electronics, but the internet giant amazon did it better and cheaper. maplin was very much a victim of the amazon effect. and like toys r us, maplin was laden with debt. and when times got tough, when sales started to fall, it exposed their weaknesses, because both toys r us and maplin were fundamentally weak businesses to begin with. injune, poundworld collapsed — another 5000 jobs. others were also feeling the strain. by then, i'd spent months reporting on a host of h

gemma coombe reports. bright orange flames and thick black smoke.t happened at 8:30pm local time in sapporo, the capital city of the northern main island of hokkaido. the japanese news outlets said the force of the blast was so strong, a number of nearby buildings collapsed. firefighters battled the flames, warning people there could be further explosions. video from the scene shows dozens of people gathered on the street, which was strewn with debris and shattered glass. authorities haven't revealed an immediate cause but witnesses have reported smelling gas in the area. more than a0 people were hurt, one of them critically. a group of mps has said the rollout of a type of smart motorways — where the hard shoulder is permanently turned into a fourth lane — should be stopped. the all—party group backed campaigners who say having no hard shoulder puts motorists and recovery workers at risk. england has more than 100 miles of all lane running smart motorways, with 225 miles more planned. 11.7 million people watched the final of strictly come dancing o

enter gemma culture looking at the stereotype the cracks in the a sink you see for the country that i don't blame. the paper for this drama they own. it's all about ok bob i'm right joe join me to meet the general. post. he was considered the adults in the room and a stabilizing force at the white house now the man who once stood beside the president is giving him the cold shoulder the fence secretary jim matheson brain resigns in protest of president trump's decision to pull american troops from syria top democrats republicans and nato allies are concerned i'm karl naslund in berlin and this is the day. mad dog that i. want to great guy he's going to be proud of i think that everybody in the country should release his letter of resignation about him to resign not the more secretary mabus was one of the few symbols the few items of strength and stability in this administration that they disagree on but that doesn't mean you can't have a good relationship with somebody who was no games bad dog plays no games write. everything that indicates stability everything that indicates strength

gemma coombe reports. bright orange flames and thick black smoke. explosion in a busyjapanese restaurant. it happened at 8:30pm local time in sapporo, the capital city of the northern main island of hokkaido. the japanese news outlets said the force of the blast was so strong, a number of buildings collapsed. firefighters battled the flames, warning people there could be further explosions. video from the scene shows dozens of people gathered on the street, which was strewn with debris and shattered glass. authorities haven't revealed an immediate cause but witnesses have reported smelling gas in the area. more than a0 people were hurt, one of them critically. bad weather and an increase in online buying are being blamed for shoppers staying away from the high street on what is usually the busiest weekend before christmas. retail experts say numbers across the uk yesterday were down almost 10% compared with the same time last year. here's our business correspondent, joe miller. a bruising year has left many of britain's large retailers fighting for

gemma coombe reports. bright orange flames and thick black smoke. immediate aftermath of a huge explosion at a busyjapanese restaurant. it happened at 8:30pm local time in sapporo, the capital city of the northern main island of hokkaido. the area is about three kilometres south—east of the city centre. the japanese news outlets said the force of the blast was so strong, a number of nearby buildings collapsed. translation: the shock was just translation: the shock wasjust like an earthquake. firefighters battled the flames, warning people there could be further explosions. dozens of people still gathered on the street. which was strewn with debris and shattered glass. authorities haven't revealed an immediate cause but witnesses have reported smelling gas in the area. translation: a lot of smoke came out and it started to smell strongly. police say 42 people were hurt but no one was killed. an investigation is underway. let's take a look at some of the day's other news: north korea has condemned the trump administration for imposing new sanctions, w

gemma coombe reports. bright orange flames and thick black smoke. at 8:30pm local time in sapporo, the capital city of the northern main island of hokkaido. the japanese news outlets said the force of the blast was so strong, a number of nearby buildings collapsed. firefighters battled the flames, warning people there could be further explosions. video from the scene shows dozens of people gathered on the street, which was strewn with debris and shattered glass. authorities haven't revealed an immediate cause but witnesses have reported smelling gas in the area. more than a0 people were hurt, one of them critically. staff at chester zoo say they're devastated after revealing they were unable to save some species of insects, frogs, fish and birds, in yesterday's fire. the blaze ripped through the monsoon forest enclosure. many of the animals, including the critically endangered sumatran orangutans, were led to safety, and new homes within the zoo have now been found for them. juliet phillips reports. chester zoo has described it as one of the toughes

dinner‘s well on the way, but gemma's not been dishing up here for long.of the blue for her and her colleagues. you've got kids at home and you've got a house to run, you know? it's really, really scary. so we then got all our things, got the little boxes with our belongings in and we all went home. within 45 minutes, we were all out of the building. once we got the e—mail and we left maplin, it was like a race to get a job. and you're against people who you know are good at what they do. did you feel desperate? idid. yeah, definitely. because i bought my house the september before. i was planning on moving into it in april. that was only one month before it happened. i was like, "i'm going to lose the house. i've literallyjust bought it. i'm turning 25 in a month's time. i'm not where i should be". you go to bed dreaming about it, nightmares, bills. it's just awful. horrible, horrible situation to be in. unemployment is at a record low, but with recruiters saying fewer jobs are available in retail than any other sector, workers are having to look elsewher

that's how you pay in it for celebs i learned one of the she had that you gemma year well that you were a bit. over the leopard. by that this woman simple can feel very good in selecting. all the food come for you. and home. much of the claims had it on the fed it said it would be. chad. you left the very bottom of just. the complete lie and the beards. changed to design. well advanced to the. boss here very quickly these. threats to hear them say so. and it's us a dear also a. thirty one a little like. each a what he should only much done here he took to the shields with. a pace in the ensuing push you would. see him and. you know why you're going to be going to. be with us you know. you're going. so he. will shoot you. down. the road in your field mouse models in. another island who want. to show you. mom lea you know shit. families build houses they don't live in. living in them is temporary but in the past they said they would return now one barren bomb could turn the home of their lives into a handful of sand now one battle could render everyone nomads in the camp houses a built fo

singer songwriter gemma lives in exile because a song she wrote upsets russian all four of these.rangers a name. oh my yes it was their story as has my year. about syria. and the classic semana story of what chad just on the other guys it's all over the north. ya spend all of your guns that's going on all those as where are they and their fine yet. she entered the song for the your revision song contest. the final was watched by hundreds of millions across the world. one thousand nine hundred forty four a song about the deportation of top hours under joseph stalin won the competition between the russian entry into third place. young man the if it's all comes because in the civil comes on the road that's above cross that. it's a movie it's a visible of the couple of young men's national union. that's of them with all head . over to see just saying what a cool matchup dog might openly say his casket the post or moses to their lives just live on t.v. to watch the somewhere norma. with all the hopes and dreams of thought those would go to massive blow in two thousand and eighteen when

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daughters, you know, 11-year-old daughters and they have these amazing role models like awkwafina, and gemmaconstance wu and michelle yeoh. to me, it really -- it's been such a game-changer for our community, just because it actually transcended our community. >> seth: well, congrats. it really was something. >> thank you. >> seth: and it was great to watch. [ cheers and applause ] and it was -- the film itself, nominated for a golden globe and then constance wu nominated for a golden globe. which is really exciting. >> yeah. never in a million years we thought this would be, you know, be up for golden globes or a critics' choice awards. so we're really in the middle of it. i just texted jon chu, the director of "crazy rich asians," and he literally said "insane." like, that's all he was saying. it's really nice. >> seth: another awards show right now, the oscars, they do not have a host. i don't know if you've heard this. >> yeah, right. >> seth: there have been some articles written that suggest one of the names that have come up is a very funny person -- >> mm-hmm. >> seth: who would mayb

well i just sometimes i am but i stand up in whichever research i have and thanks to the printer gemmaulture of looking at the stereotypes quests in here think the seeds of the truth i don't. need it's a different take on this drama. it's all about. i might show join me to meet the ship and sunday. host. i. prayed to see you again you're watching the governor use i'm well our rock and berlin well it was supposed to be a very happy occasion a victory lap for the newly crowned miss world africa quinn. from uganda instead the beauty queens meeting with ugandan president yoweri seventy has ignited a somewhat hairy debate over what it really means to look at africa alicia joins me now for that story ok liz walk us through what happened what's the point of contention here. first of all i have to point out that the miss world pageant is a really big deal in many african countries so of course you've got a president yuri was seventy invited to the state house to congratulate her on her success but then take a look at what he tweeted about her visit there so he first the posted a picture of the

a month after gemma died, it was days after her funeral and suddenly you're into the festive season.yeloid leukaemia. hi, how are you? are you all right? good to see you. come in. thank you. the charity bloodwise has arranged for simon to meetjoe coleman. joe's wife, maggie, also died from blood cancer three years ago. well, the first christmas was really tough. there were tears, there wasjoy, but... a sense of, you know, there's something missing. yeah. whereas the second year, i was quite excited, christmas is coming. as a family, we were lifted this time. we enjoyed the second christmas a lot better than we did the first christmas, because time is a good healer. it's takenjoe and his two boys, lewis and oliver, a long time to get to this point. maggie was ill for some years before she died. joe's family have raised more than £100,000 for the charity bloodwise, since maggie's death. it'll help to fund research and raise of blood cancer — and raise awareness of blood cancer — the third biggest cancer killer. your boys, if maggie was to see them now, she'd be like... you must wonder

any confidence vote, should she fail to get her deal through parliament, the image is of the actor, gemmato force through a no—confidence motion, says the metro. it quotes shadow brexit secretary sir keir starmer warning his party would push for a general election if the eu withdrawal agreement is rejected. the main picture shows a burning car during the riots in paris on saturday. the guardian looks at the possibility of the government being held in contempt of parliament, on its front page. its lead examines the extent of racism in modern britain. in a survey of 1,000 people from ethnic minorities, a3% felt they were likely to be overlooked for promotion in a way that felt unfair, while 38% said they had been wrongly suspected of shoplifting in the past five years. meanwhile the daily mirror features an interview with tv presenter noel edmonds, who has been speaking after being kicked out of the jungle by viewers of i'm a celebrity. i don't know if you've been watching but u2 are big fans of knoll. i'm disappointed he has gone. you are? a kind of think he wasjust not going to get... i d

. >> reporter: gemma hartley, author of "fed up," says it's not unusual. >> they were so worried aboutlearn the skills takes time. it takes time for them to learn to take initiative when it comes to labor. >> reporter: but there is a way to balance out the workload says relationship export bella gandhi. >> the first step in getting help from your partner is know what you need. know your biggest stressors and you know your partner and know what their strengths are. ask them how they can best help you but first you have to ask yourself, how can he help me? number two, be specific in your request. for example, i'll make the list if you could order online and go to these three stores, that would be amazing. your partner wants you to be happy and when you give them specific requests, they will most likely comply. and number three, have this discussion with your partner at a peaceful, happy time. maybe it's after dinner, maybe it's when you're going to bed, and then have the conversation and watch how things can get better. it's amazing. >> during a peaceful time. the experts say it's also a

al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the time magazine has named its person of the year as gemma along with journalists from the us me and ma in the philippines government leaders in turkey say they are in talks with the united nations about launching an investigation into these most. part is a meeting in the white house turned sour in the last hour over the issue of border security u.s. president donald trump and senior congressional democrats sparred over each other as they argued about the possibility of a war on the border with mexico. britain's prime minister is in brussels meeting the european commission president who's warning there is no room to renegotiate the braggs of the recent days also met with german and dutch leaders trying to win last minute concessions. delegations from yemen's warring sides have agreed to swap eight hundred thousand prisoners of war mon and the international red cross are helping to carry out the exchange of talks of being held in sweden to try and end the nearly four year conflict or cheddar jan reports. on the outskirts of yemen's capital san

souls have been damaged by a number of attacks directly targeting terrorists in july last year to gemmainterest was stabbed to death at the red sea resort of her god in october two thousand and fifteen a bomb claimed by a local affiliate of ice will kill two hundred twenty four people on board a passenger jet carrying russian tourists over the sinai peninsula over the past two years most attacks in egypt have been on the country's christians with churches and buses targeted and more than one hundred killed or is a visiting fellow nursing in university center for conflict security and terrorism and says that the tourism industry has long been a target for extremist violence in egypt. there have been really two main areas of attacks one has been the industry which the extremists going back almost a quarter of a century have identified as egypt's sort of economic weakness the other area has been the coptic christian minority but it's worth remembering that all those second to the very this year over seven coptic christians were killed. the previous november over three hundred muslims were

think stevens for gemma culture looking at stereotypes question if you think the future of the country but i don't. mean to take people's grammar down. it's all that good ok look i'm rachel join me to meet the generals and beat up you . post. the syrian army says it's entered the flashpoint kurdish held town of monbiot where turkey has threatened to no offensive the kurds urged damascus to intervene after turkish backed syrian rebels advanced on the town on thursday turkey's campaign against the kurds is intensifying after the u.s. announced it would withdraw from syria. thousands have fled the northern nigerian town of after an attack by boko haram militants the nigerian army says the jihadists sacked an international military base in the town and seized a trove of weapons boko haram insurgents have stepped up their attacks ahead of february's presidential election. u.s. president donald trump has threatened to close the us mexico border if congress does not fund his promised border wall made the threat in a tweet the u.s. government is still in partial shutdown over funding for the w

. >> you were talking about you really want some better labeling on food and i was just curious gemma phobia about things and that understanding using scientific names and maybe not the more familiar names that they are used to. i'm just curious what you think about increasing transparency on food products but also the challenges that come with a lot of the gemma phobia right now. >> you're absolutely right and for a long time i used to rant about use of the phrase chemical free, which is actually an impossibility. and if you ever see chemical free shampoo, say, you should just roll your eyes because of course it's nothing but chemicals. it's a real problem because i think we are afraid and don't understand chemistry here i blame some of that on the way we teach chemistry. k-12 science education is a filtration system for the priesthood. it spins you off if you're not rising to the higher level of science, science potential. i saw the when my own kids went to high school. i think we have to get back to teaching people about chemistry in their everyday lives in the way they're not so a