tell us about your experience, gemma, and why you like it.ience has been absolutely fantastic. for a family, i have found we have engaged more in everyday life, so home—schooling has come into everything, cooking, cleaning, it has just changed all of us cleaning, it has just changed all of us completely. so, you would recommend it to other parents? some pa rents, recommend it to other parents? some parents, new school term starting, a little bit anxious about sending kids back to school. yeah, i would definitely recommend it. for me, it has definitely worked and it has put ease of mind of if there would be another lockdown, how would i be able to work with the children in and out of school? we have com pletely and out of school? we have completely changed our lives and our business to make sure that everybody has a more stable future. let's go to dr elizabeth kilbey, clinical child psychologist. what do you see as the advantages and may be also disadvantages of home—schooling?” am really encouraged to hear the story because home school offers

she didn't tell her husband enough suhas biggest concern now is her daughter processing their loss gemma seems to be protecting her mother by not sharing her feelings. she told them here was listening he heard her and i prefer can i not i'm not i'm not able to give details because they are killing me from inside me. so can you imagine herself. can you imagine the images in her a passing whenever she closes her eyes. suah finds redemption and relief in family pictures now as she relives of the fondest of memories this is how we used to sleep playing our head on each other because you know whenever i put my head on his saw that i feel secured even when he's around i don't gossip or market i don't do anything for the house to fix care of everything everything here's a think a lot of clothes from my shoulder now this is the last photo of their family together she shows it to me as i'm sitting on the very couch where it was taken this story has been gaining traction across me jean the arabic world and we were the 1st she so kindly let in as she struggles to deal with the pain of the loss in t

i wanted to move into another hospital jihad died right before his daughter's eyes at only 6 gemma faces 2 battles most adults would struggle to win cancer and coping with her father's death she drew for me and around a circle. she she color that was red i knew it's her bed. and it was full of blood but sue has heart breaks when she blames herself for letting her daughter witness all that and letting down her son by promising that his father would be at his birthday which is this week i promised my son that are me and his they're going to be on his birthday and i broke this promise and everyone's going with happy birthday for my son it's his birthday on the 30th of august. so. my love. i ask sue her if she wants to take a break from the interview she refuses adamantly there's just so much she feels she didn't tell her husband enough suhas biggest concern now is her daughter processing their loss gemma seems to be protecting her mother by not sharing her feelings. she told them here was listening they heard her and i prefer can i not i'm not i'm not able to give details because they are k

and i wanted to move on to another hospital jihad died right before his daughter's eyes and only 6 gemma faces 2 battles most adults would struggle to win cancer and coping with her father's death she drew for me and around. a circle. she said she color that was red i knew it's her there. and it was full of blood. sue his heart breaks when she blames herself for letting her daughter witness all that and letting down her son by promising that his father would be at his birthday which is this week i promised my son that are me and his they're going to be on his birthday and i broke this promise and everyone sing with happy birthday for my son it's his birthday on the 30th of august. so. my love. i ask sue her if she wants to take a break from the interview she refuses adamantly there's just so much she feels she didn't tell her husband enough suhas biggest concern now is her daughter processing their loss gemma seems to be protecting her mother by not sharing her feelings. she told them he was listening he heard her and i prefer can i not i'm not not able to give details because they are k

answered i want to move on to another hospital jihad died right before his daughter's eyes only 6 gemma faces 2 battles most adults would struggle to win cancer and coping with her father's death she drew for me and around. it's circle she she color that was red i knew it's her bed. and it was full of blood sue his heart breaks when she blames herself for letting her daughter witness all that and letting down her son by promising that his father would be at his birthday which is this week i promised my son that are me and his they're going to be on his birthday and i broke this promise and everyone's going with happy birthday for my son it's his birthday on the 30th of august. so. my love. i ask sue her if she wants to take a break from the interview she refuses adamantly there's just so much she feels she didn't tell her husband enough suhas biggest concern now is her daughter processing their loss gemma seems to be protecting her mother by not sharing her feelings she told them here was listening they heard her and i prefer can i not i'm not i'm not able to give details because they a

the morning they confirmed that it's classical heart i knew that it wasn't informed by that time gemma's immune system had been shot to pieces but hodgkin lymphoma is not a sentence for children it's curable and doctors have been reassuring sue her husband jihad was called by the news abroad in nigeria but couldn't stay away in a crisis like this so several dozen covert tests later he came to lebanon to be with his family we slept in the hospital the same bed the same everything me her and him gemma's hospital room was where the port explosion called the 3 of them the windows of the buildings in front of me crashing and then one by the like this. like this i didn't see if fair i didn't see my daughter i didn't see and anything but i wanted to put his head like this i felt that all smashed all all smudged i was not sure that he was alive i saw his soul leaving his body i saw it but i have a sense or i want to move on to another hospital jihad died right before his daughter's eyes at only 6 gemma faces 2 battles most adults would struggle to win cancer and coping with her father's death sh

she didn't tell her husband enough suhas biggest concern now is her daughter processing their loss gemma seems to be protecting her mother by not sharing her feelings she told them who was listening he heard her and i prefer can i not i'm not i'm not able to give details because they are killing me from inside me. so can you imagine herself can you imagine the images in her a passing whenever she closes her eyes. suah finds redemption and relief in family pictures now as she relives the fondest of memories this is how we're so slow playing our head on each other because you know whenever i put my head on his saw that i feel secured even when he's around i don't go so far marcus i don't do anything for the house to fix care of everything everything yes i think a lot of clothes from my shoulder now this is the last photo of their family together she shows it to me as i'm sitting on the very couch where it was taken this story has been gaining traction across me jean the arabic world and we were the 1st she so kindly let in as she struggles to deal with the pain of the loss in the home she

she didn't tell her husband enough suhas biggest concern now is her daughter processing their loss gemma seems to be protecting her mother by not sharing her feelings she told them who was listening he heard her and i prefer can i not i'm not i'm not able to give details because they are killing me from inside me so can you imagine. herself. can you imagine the images in her brave passing whenever she closes her eyes. suah finds redemption and relief in family pictures now as she relives the fondest of memories this is how we used to sleep playing our head on each other because you know as whenever i put my head on his saw that i feel secured even when he's around i don't go so far marcus i don't do anything for the house to fix care of everything everything yes i think a lot of clothes from my shoulder now this is the last photo of their family together she shows it to me as i'm sitting on the very couch where it was taken this story has been gaining traction across me jean the arabic world and we were the 1st she so kindly let in as she struggles to deal with the pain of the loss in th

i want to move into another hospital jihad died right before his daughter's eyes at only 6 gemma faces 2 battles most adults would struggle to when cancer and coping with her father's death she drew for me and around. it's circle she she color that was red i knew it's her dead. and it was full of blood sue his heart breaks when she blames herself for letting her daughter witness all that and letting down her son by promising that his father would be at his birthday which is this week i promised my son that are me and his they're going to be on his birthday and i broke this promise and everyone's going with happy birthday for my son it's his birthday on the 30th of august. so. i ask sue her if she wants to take a break from the interview she refuses adamantly there's just so much she feels she didn't tell her husband enough suhas biggest concern now is her daughter processing their loss gemma seems to be protecting her mother by not sharing her feelings she told them who was listening he heard her and i prefer can i not i'm not i'm not able to give details because they are killing me fr

i wanted to move into another hospital jihad died right before his daughter's eyes at only 6 gemma faces 2 battles most adults would struggle to win cancer and coping with her father's death she drew for me and around. it's circle she she color that was red i knew it's her bed. and it was full of blood sue his heart breaks when she blames herself for letting her daughter witness all that and letting down her son by promising that his father would be at his birthday which is this week i promised my son that are me and his they're going to be on his birthday and i broke this promise and everyone's going with happy birthday for my son it's his birthday on the 30th of august. so. my love. i ask sue her if she wants to take a break from the interview she refuses adamantly there's just so much she feels she didn't tell her husband enough suhas biggest concern now is her daughter processing their loss gemma seems to be protecting her mother by not sharing her feelings she told them here was listening i heard her and i prefer can i not i'm not i'm not able to give details because they are killin

aside from lee's sympathetic gym teacher, gemma, adults are very much in the background, allowing theseharacters and the complex feelings they're experiencing. lee's growing fixation with her brother leads to some uncomfortable, intense moments. there's thematic common ground with carol morley‘s excellent film the falling here. but the overriding mood is of tenderness and hope. scottish writer/director eva riley is definitely one to watch. this week's biggest cinema release is called an american pickle. it's a comedy starring seth rogen in two different roles — as an eastern european immigrant who wakes up 100 years in the future and his great—grandson. in 1919, factory worker herschel greenbaum falls into that of pickles and is miraculously preserved, waking him up in present—day brooklyn — where his only surviving relative is a hipster called ben — who tries to help herschel adjust to modern living. grandson! grandpa! after the pair have an unlikely fall—out, herschel reinvents himself as a pickle salesman, which leads to amusing observations about our fickle and faddish culture. mm,

aside from leigh's sympathetic gym teacher, gemma, adults are very much in the background, allowing these develop their characters and the complex feelings they're experiencing. leigh's growing fixation with her brother leads to some uncomfortable, intense moments. there's thematic common ground with carol morley‘s excellent film the falling here.

just sometimes i am but i stand up and quit that job and think stevens or gemma culture of looking at the stereotypes aquatics put in the sink because of the country that i'm not. needed to the biggest drama. it's all about. bob i'm a joke join me to meet the german fun beat up your. post. is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make see the screen how can we protect our tenants we can make a difference glowing genius sperm into a series of little some awesome d.w. gone mind. this is deja news a show coming up today voices of protest growing louder in thailand. for. testers gather in the capital bangkok demanding new elections and a reform of the monarchy but there's also those who don't want any changes plus. in india the number of total deaths from the coronavirus forces $50000.00 but the government says the mortality rate is still low and it has the situation in hand. and no 2.

the brilliant gemma arterton stars as alice lamb, a reclusive writer living in a south coast villageworld war ii. alice is considered an oddity by the locals, a loner who investigates and debunks myths and folklore, looking for the facts behind the fiction. i don't think it's very interesting. i wrote them. when young evacuee frank shows up unexpectedly on her doorstep, alice has no time for him, insisting that he be rehomed. but inevitably, a bond grows between the pair, with alice warming to her new charge as we learn about the love and loss that haunts her own past and the possibility of magic in the future. was she the one you loved? would you think it was strange? no. written and directed by olivier award—winning playwright jessica swale, summerland is a lovely, heartfelt film about matters of life and death that has its feet on the ground and its head in the clouds. in the central role, arterton, who's also an executive producer, relishes the chance to play a character who doesn't care about what the outside world thinks of her, preferring instead to find refuge in her work. he

gemma celera is in lisbon covering the champions league gemma put this in some context how big of a blow is this for barcelona. hello joe well is the biggest feat in their history or the biggest humiliation for a team that 10 years ago they were the best in the wall they managed to win all 6th in the natural years 5 years ago they won they last champions league and then after the knee my name out of the side that to leave from barcelona for party signs on a man in 2017 they started to make big mistakes expensive signings and all these mistakes and turning to a team that is not being well managed doesn't have any time a kind of support and. it's a big message from inturn in the locker room but also with the board of members what do you think will happen next then gemma do you think the coach k. k. setian can stay in the current climate no joe con not stay actually next monday the next surely not the meeting of the board members they will announce the tickets at the end it is no longer the coach they will probably call it. makes a spring and now a coach who is best positioned to be the nex

the germans because sometimes i am but they said nothing with the budget and i think the thing for gemma culture of. new didn't seem to take this drama day on the east coast it's all that. no time rachel join me for me to get funky gulf coast. says. we are living during the most extraordinary times history. of france ford will go fully electric. the minute that. rich people.

scotland's gemma dryburgh is two shots back.ut american daniella kang. she's looking to become the first woman since 2016 to win 3—straight tournaments on the lpga tour. but she's not had the best of starts. she's four shots off the lead on opening power after an opening round of 71. thomas pieters is a shot clear after the celtic classic in wales. that was the belgian‘s seventh of eight birdies in a round of 64. englishman tony tree is a shot back in second. it's been a gripping day of semifinal action at the world snooker championship in sheffield. kyren wilson pulled back six frames to square his match against anthony mcgill at 8—all, while mark selby had the better of the afternoon session and came from behind to lead ronnie 0'sullivan 9—7. jason mohammad joins steve davis and ken doherty to analyse the day's drama. temperature is rising across the country, and it is hot at the crucible. yes, certainly hot for 0 sullivan, he would be fuming after that session. it looked like he would win the first frame of the session and go