gemma, have you found that as well?er and going through treatment, it isn't easy, it wasn't easy, it tuck knee weeks to get out the door but once i had done it, in small bits, ifelt better every time and after each time it got easier. and will you carry on now, having done one? yeah! ididn't carry on now, having done one? yeah! i didn't think i would say that ain! i didn't think i would say that again! and what are you going to aim to do, gemma? i'mjust going to start slow now, i'm going to carry on with what i've been doing but try and do the park run perhaps once a month or every five and six weeks. try and beat my time, something like that. nothing too silly, keep on top of what i've already achieved. there is no need to beat your time. there is no need to beat your time. there isa is no need to beat your time. there is a movement called five k your way. tony launched it in wilmslow la st way. tony launched it in wilmslow last weekend, and i'm launching stratford park run in may, the idea being that the last saturday

her daughter gemma was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2014.ent until she gave birth. gemma was extremely poorly. she was absolutely exhausted, obviously, from having the baby anyway. backwards and forwards to the hospital. it was just madness. for a while, chemotherapy worked, but then gemma fell ill again, and she was told nothing more could be done on the nhs. ijust thought, that's not happening. iam not losing her. she is 28 years old. she has got a baby, i need to do something, and that's when i started looking for alternative treatments, whether it was in this country or anywhere else in the world for that matter. and ijustjumped on the internet and started researching. until recently, terminal cancer patients had few treatment options. now the choice can be overwhelming, from private doctors in the uk, to drug trials and clinics abroad. are you seeing a rise in people coming to you asking about treatment overseas? without doubt. the internet doesn't have geographical boundaries, and if you can see a treatment in germany, you can find out

please welcome gemma chan.you're from england, and that's how you do it. >> i am, european. >> jimmy: sometimes there's an awkward moment where they're expecting it again and i don't know what to do. thank god we got through it. you are from london, england. >> i am. >> jimmy: not like london, ontario like some people in this room. she works at a bank, it's not going to last that long. were your parents from london as well? is the whole family from london? >> no. i was born in london, raised just outside of london in kent. but my dad grew up in hong kong and went to college in scotland. my mom was born in china and dpu up in scott land. so they met in college. in glass goe. >> jimmy: and they moved and had you. >> they had me. >> jimmy: they excited that you went into acting as a profession? >> i wouldn't say they were excited. i originally studied law. went to university, did a law degree. >> jimmy: oh, you got your law degree. >> i did. >> jimmy: and then didn't use it. >> didn't use it. >> jimmy: how much di

her daughter gemma was diagnosed with ovarian cancer.ang with money raised by the actress kate winslet, as well as the family and the public. gemma was given immunotherapy and for a while it seems to work. scans back in the uk showed no sign of the tumours. seems to work. scans back in the uk showed no sign of the tumoursm seems to work. scans back in the uk showed no sign of the tumours. it is so showed no sign of the tumours. it is so mentally, physically and in whatever way you want to describe it in training, going to germany for treatment every three weeks. i thought it was a good time to take a break. helen said they were told by the hallwang to continue the treatment but funds were getting low and they were worried they might be nothing left if the cancer came back. so they felt there was no choice but to stop their trips to germany. it is unsustainable. you cannot physically carry on or financially carry on doing that for the rest of your life. how could you? how could anybody do that? last summer, another scan showed the cancer

no relation to gemma mason from the previous video. he's got his goal, and he's loading it into the trunk of the car. and he completely missed that his sister wasn't supposed to be in town, is in the car. she as you can see, is reporting, too. >> is it their own -- didn't figure it out for a second. >> he wants to get to his sister and give her a big hug. caylee said this was supposed to be his first high school baseball game, and she wanted to make sure she was there for it. they got rained out, so that didn't happen as planned. she waited until he was done with classes, and that's when the video happened. >>> very quiet night at this shop in china. it's a jewelry store, though. and you can see that the doors to this jewelry store are just wide open. >> oh! >> holy cow! >> is that an assault rifle? >> this quiet night quickly turns frightening for the three shopkeepers in the store. watch what happens when the guy goes to the other side of the counter. it's like whack-a-mole for jewelry. >> moving down the line. >> all the way down th

think steven tyler gemma culture of. stereotypes classics but if you think the future of the country that. prediction is grandma. that's all that. i might show join me to meet the gentleman from the. post. we make up oh but we want tons of fish and up much of. the surface of. the month to show the continents. to be part of it and join dumpsters as they share their stories their dreams. the seventy seven percent plus for africa charge. business africa. this is what we have. western credit rating agencies are getting poor marks from african countries more and more governments across the trying to tell the power of the likes of fiction to help fight crushing. china breaks it trump those three words are seriously souring the mood of the car industry c.e.o.'s europe's. first your first car of the year is about to kick off in geneva. a rugged electric car designed and made for african markets it's suddenly become a hit in europe to. that story a bit later in the show because we start in europe where first big motor show of the

gemma, what should nicola do? who should she turn to?nisationsm everyone she can, with the skills, services and organisations. it is not helping. it is a complex problem and there is no one solution. we say to parents keep talking, keep banging on the door, it is your son, they are precious to you. sorry... keep talking to your son as well? you have to keep talking to your son, other parents, the school, you have to fight for your son. people in organisations like ours, the councils and authorities, any services, they need to listen. we are the people on the ground and we need to be heard. but listening is not enough. in the end you do not wa nt not enough. in the end you do not want your son to be attracted into a gang or end up carrying a knife. what do you do as a parent? what would you say? certainly we need to look at the determinations that the councils are putting in. there are some incredibly determined staff. doing what? they are working incredibly hard to ensure that parents like nicola are heard. sorry... even if they hear a p

tonight -- chris pratt, from "captain marvel", gemma chan, and music from david gray.ow, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome, very nice. hi, everybody. i appreciate that. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. thank you for being so grand to fight through this

in this case, it's gemma mason. she is in london, and her family is there to celebrate with her.r final performance in her final year production. she's been playing rosy from "bye, bye birdie." so it's kind of a big deal. ♪ that's her mom and sister. but there's someone else there, too. >> ta-da! >> oh, my god! oh, my god -- >> that's her dad that happened to surprise her on her last performance. he was supposed to physically not be able to make it there, but he mustered all the energy that he could. >> what was keeping dad from making the trip? >> he had gotten a brain hemorrhage a year ago. we have pictures that show

think that i just sometimes i am but i said nothing when put up and he said gentlemen thanks even for gemma culture looking at the stereotypes aquatics to me is think is leave the country that i'm playing. the piano needed to rethink this drama. it's all about ok. i'm a joke so i mean for me the jetman sunday to be a. post. the european union's parliament has approved major changes to the east copyright law amid protests against the measure in several european cities at the heart of the matter is article thirteen at the legislation aimed at helping copyright holders protect their intellectual property but opponents fear it could lead to say.

get bumpus they didn't know but they did and you are listening to him at the moment gemma said as member of the. elite. and. i didn't want to. seem like the welcome to the you have been thusly burgos. not the not a so that you have you know that he doesn't but was. on sunday vs the f. spokesperson tweeted that the expected battle will be over soon so us president donald trump has already proclaimed victoria over the self-styled kind of foot on more than one occasion. we have won a good studies just now we've won some time probably next week we will have. one hundred percent of the caliphate as usual president trump is playing fast and loose with the truth and he's tends to exaggerate things the problem is even if it is defeated as a force controlling actual territory it has its origins as a terrorist group training suicide bombers having small so actions and we've seen that continue in iraq for example where there were some horrible bombings of civilians so the danger is that they go back to what they were originally doing and care of these kinds of terrorist attacks which are very diffi

iranian israeli middle east analyst and lecturer at the into disciplinary center in tears lee and mr gemma done for thank you very much for your time and sort of for bungling your name. so ok no problem i guess i'm not the first one to do that correct now my initial idea was to discuss with you this latest bout if american diplomacy in the middle east but i think we need to start one week earlier with a speech that mike compared delivered at a conference in houston in which he's sad that russia invaded ukraine to get access to oil fields and that iran is pretty much doing the same in its own region now on russia ukraine he's paid atlee wrong whatever motivates moscow's policy on the ukraine it's not or oil but what about iran east really after energy no it's not a question of energy i think it's much more about influence. iran wants to increase since your strategic and geopolitical reach in the region this is something that every country wants to do and the iranians want to strengthen their muscle and strengthen their reach and strengthen their influence and to use it in their power as par

laughing at the gym well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up in that research i haven't fixed even for gemma culture looking at the stereotypes the question any of sinkers leave the country that i know long time. needed to be taken as drama day out to me it's all that. i might show to join me to meet the gentleman from d w. post leg length. what's coming up on the list with so much movement to complete justice plenty of folks here. it's fun to take a look at what all that means for the table of course the. full blown to sleep every weekend here on t.w. . mummy was a little south of i don't know it's not easy to go to another country and know nothing about the i don't do this because we can't stay out of venezuela i'm disappointed that. closely global news that matters d.w. made for mines. play. play play play play play. play. this is d. w. news coming to you live from berlin. expels germany's ambassador to the venezuelan government declares daniel cleanup persona non grata for backing opposition leader one why though despite the move germany says why do wavering support also on the program c

de vionnet comma doesn't get they didn't know but they did and you are listening jim at the moment gemma said is my better to. leave this year. and initially. i didn't want to. see the couple come to that have been thus. the little dog they cannot possibly know not a bit of the you know how he was the. douglas. on sunday a spokesman for the opposition forces said he expected the battle to be over soon though donald trump has already proclaim victory over the self-styled caliphate on more than one occasion. we have one good study says now we've won some time probably next week we will have one hundred percent of the caliphate as usual president trump is playing fast and loose with the truth and he's is defeated as a force controlling actual territory it has its origins as a terrorist group training suicide bombers having small so actions and we've seen that continue in iraq for example where there were some horrible bombings of civilians so the danger is that they go back to what they were originally doing and care of these kinds of terrorist attacks which are very difficult to stop still

on the afternoon of tuesday the second of october i thought woman was waiting anxiously for gemma hush outside the consulate. she was. and she became famous overnight as the last bit of sun to see a life before he entered the consulate and reported him missing. and this will be visible. any minute now check in the c.l. hell here i'm here. junkies was widely discredited by the saudi media who caused those who had a relationship with. a mutual friend of. america. and the run. in the shape it would run to toss up my people tomorrow we're. going to be in. mother my birthday or you'd ask to her health president or the bill i was called to do. as a nurse or to another was not. as her shook his fiancee had these yankees has understandably avoided media attention since his death. she is heavily bruited to by the turkish authorities fluent leaked reports that she might also be a saudi targets. she agreed to speak to us in her first exclusive interview with arab media savvy jani and i'm saying young men unearth a corn field that had the mark of fair we had it and i think a star i've been beside

iranian israeli middle east analyst and lecturer at the into disciplinary center in tears leigh and mr gemma done for thank you very much for your time and sort of for bungling your name it's ok no problem i guess i'm not the first one to do that correct now my initial idea was to discuss with you this latest bout with if american diplomacy in the middle east but i think we need to start watching the week earlier with a speech that mike compared delivered at a conference in houston in which he sad russia invaded ukraine to get access to oil fields that iran is pretty much doing the same in its own region now on russia ukraine he's basically wrong whatever motivates moscow's policy on the ukraine.

i'm gemma. i am all right but i have got a little of exam stress.ad want me to do well. they are mental health campaigns and trained to help students with their mental well—being through one and one chats. are you proud? yes, it makes us happy when we see somebody who may be does not always feel great and we have helped them. when they grow up they start helping other people and that makes it better. what makes this pilot unique is that young people are trained to supporting each other. they can empathise with each other. an adult would care but they not have that lived experience. there are some things that have changed from when i was at school with social media. there is no downtime. primary schools are also been taking part. this year four‘s mental health board so every morning they get their name and put it on the board with the feeling they are feeling. they can come to somebody and talk about their feelings. when young people come to speak to you what sort of advice do you give them? you have to tell them you should always feel good about you

the she believes cup through injury but she returns to phil neville's squad, with her replacement gemmacott is also included. england have four friendies before their first world cup match against scotland on the 9th ofjune. england's women have beaten sri lanka by eight wickets in colombo, to take an unbeatable 2—nil lead in their twenty20 series. sri lanka could only manage 108—6 in their innings, with two wickets for katherine brunt and one for captain heather knight. and england chased down their target in 1a overs, danielle wyatt top—scoring with 37. victory in the final match on thursday would give them record a 10th win in a row, after they whitewashed india in their t20 series and then beat sri lanka 3—nil in the one—day series. we have worked really hard this tour. it has been a shift for us and hopefully ten wins in the next game. it is not easy to win any international game of cricket, how is this england side making it look straightforward? we were quite ruthless and we have plans in place. just trying to get the job done every time. conor mcgregor‘s announcement that he's r

mr gemma done for thank you very much for your time and sort of for bungling your name so. i guess i'm not the first one to do that correct.

and later this week, chris pratt, kate beckinsale, gemma chan, jason george, with music from sam fenderr all that. our first guest is a movie star, an oscar winner and a soft and delicious french cheese. her new movie "captain marvel" opens friday. please say hello to brie larson. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. thank you. >> jimmy: how you doing? >> i'm chill. >> jimmy: wow, you're a captain now. i feel like the first time i met you you weren't captain, and now you're the captain. >> i was always the captain, yo. yeah. >> jimmy: i know the premier is across the street. did it ever cross your mind, maybe i'll wear the costume to this thing, the outfit? >> have you considered maybe you should wear the costume? >> jimmy: i would love to. i don't know that i'll fit in the costume, but it's worth a try. >> what do you think, guys? should jimmy go across the stet? [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. i feel like that's a legal contract. i've heard when audiences cheer, it means that's a signed contract. >> jimmy: well, yes, it is a verbal contract. if you have the costume, i would consider weari

tomorrow night, chris pratt and gemma chan will join us. we'll have music from david gray.sday, kate beckinsale, jason george, and music from sam fender. so please join us for that. you know, our first guest from every movie ever made. he's an oscar-nominated actor who returns to the role of nick fury in the highly anticipated "captain marvel." it opens in theaters and imax, friday. please welcome samuel l. jackson. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: how you doin'? great to have you here. thanks for coming. >> my pleasure. >> jimmy: you can wear anything you want, and it looks cool. >> really? >> jimmy: if i wore that, people would say, are you sherlock holmes? >> what, too many buttons? >> jimmy: do the get mad when you wear those kind of hats? >> they got everything. they make these kind of hats. fedora. they make dope fedoras.fedoras.. >> jimmy: they're all-purpose hat maker. i want to apologize to the kango people. are they people? have you ever been to the kangle factory or anything like that? >> i have not. but at one point there was something going on, and they had a

on the afternoon of tuesday the second of october at the woman who was waiting anxiously for gemma hush outside the consulate. she was high. and she became famous overnight as the last bit of sun to see a life before he entered the consulate and reported him missing. and this will be visible. any minute now checking the fia help here to. junkies was widely discredited by the sue the media who caused those who had a relationship with. a mutual friend of. your mother. on the run. or two in the shade would enter the us of my people to my who are. being. mother my birthday or you'd ask to her health president the. call to duty. as a nurse or to another was not. as her shook his fiancee had these yankees has understandably avoided media attention since his death. she is heavily bruited to by the turkish authorities for new and leaked reports that she might also be a saudi targets. she agreed to speak to us in her first exclusive interview with arab media savvy jani and i'm saying young men unearth a corn field and then walk off fair we had it and i think as though i've been beside a hot youn

gemma made seven trips to germany but the cancer returned and she died in october.t be sure she did the right thing. i do think to myself, something of a bucket list. spent the last few months of gemma's wife with my daughter, happy and trying to make memories. but, it isn't what it is, it's done now. for some, crowdfunding is a huge opportunity, but the impact, both financially and emotionally, on families is impossible to measure. the us singer, r kelly, has angrily denied allegations of sexual abuse during an interview on american television. speaking to the cbs host, gayle king, the r and b star, whose real name is robert sylvester kelly insisted he was not guilty of 10 charges of aggravated sexual abuse against four alleged victims — three of whom were under—age. is this camera on me? yes, it's on. that's stupid! use your common sense. don't...forget the blogs, forget how you feel about me. hate me if you want to, love me if you want, butjust use your common sense. how stupid would it be for me to — with my crazy past and what i've been through — oh, right now

i'm gemma. i am all right but i have got a little of exam stress.am pressures. stress. students in bradford speaking about exam pressureslj have speaking about exam pressures.” have to revise and revise because my mum and dad want me to do well. they are mental health campaigns and trained to help students with their mental well—being through one and one chats. are you proud? yes, it makes us happy when we see somebody who may be does not always feel great and we have helped them. when they grow up they start helping other people and that makes it better. what makes this pilot unique is that young people are trained to supporting each other. they can emphasise with each other. in other —— an adult would care but they not have that lived experience. there are some things that have changed from when i was at school with social media. there is no downtime. primary schools have also been taking part. this year for a's mental health board so every morning they get their name and put it on they get their name and put it on the board with the feeling they

washington gemma craddick congressman susan dell than her priorities -- tt as vice chair in the democratic coalition. jason palmyra pennsylvania and republican tom davis of virginia on ways to make government more effective, civil and less partisan. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. .oin the discussion >> the american israel public affairs committee is holding its annual conference in washington. vice president mike pence spoke to the group about the trump administration's commitment israel and its security. his remarks or 30 minutes. >> our next guest has a deep and personal relationship with israel and with a pack -- w

more on this we can speak to algerian journalist gemma leadin taliban joins me now in the studio thanks for coming in so it seems that this the demonstrations which were peaceful on have at least resulted in the man that they want to get out is has said he's going but then it doesn't quite take them as far as they perhaps wanted exactly that it's like the fuse may be fruitful terminal results of jews are scored a goal or do they allowed to go on. illegal gold but this is the first house the algerians their wants the who regime change not only but flicka but it seems they are doing the same they're trying to fool julian because. he's saying even he's claiming these abuses julians that he has never intended to to run for the fifth term which is astonishing all this all these lies all this propaganda or no he's saying you know he's claiming that he's not it wasn't his intention to run for the fifty third of the algerians are really focusing their main goal is regime change they want all this couple of generals of politicians businessmen corrupt businessmen to go and live here believe alger

gemma woodman, bbc news, cornwall. time for a look at the weather.s the uk at the moment and that is keeping things relatively quiet today. but towards the west, we have area of low pressure moving in and with it some weather fronts as we go to tonight. so for the rest of today, plenty blue skies. 0ne so for the rest of today, plenty blue skies. one or two showers around the greater manchester area and the west of scotland but those eating away at a lunch time. sunshine, turning milky but hazy further west as high cloud spreads its way in. the maximum temperatures today up to 9 degrees in northern parts to 12 degrees across the south. into tuesday, an area of low pressure really ramping up and with it bringing weather fronts across the uk into tuesday. tuesday morning really quite wet and windy, quite widely gusts of a5, 50 mph, particularly in northern and western areas where they are higher than that. and rain spreads down towards the south east of england, gusty winds associated with that. to the north and west, drier and brighter. wintry showers

our london newsroom by amika george, who founded the free periods project, and here in the studio, gemmall, you gonna this campaign at 17 yea rs all, you gonna this campaign at 17 years old. how are you feeling now that you are finally starting to see result? i am really thrilled, ijust think this is a huge win to everyone who supported the free periods campaign. as you mentioned, i started at the age of 17 into social media and the power participate in, protesting a teenage activism, 200,000 people sign this petition, 2000 peoplejoined as 200,000 people sign this petition, 2000 people joined as outside downing street in protest about the issue and since then, we just had so much enthusiasm and support and i wa nt to much enthusiasm and support and i want to say thank you to everyone who has supported us, but this definitely is not a final victory. we're still waiting to hear more details of the scheme will be rolled out and we want to be sure that this covers primary schools, colleges, universities. we want to make sure that it universities. we want to make sure thatitis universities. w