georgina fellows is a rape survivor who suffers from post—traumatic stress disorder when her mouth iss like her have been challenged for not wearing a mask in shops and on public transport, which causes further stress and anxiety, so does the minister support georgina's campaign for a badge to identify people who legitimately can't wear a mask? and will she consider raising awareness of this issue via a public information campaign? thank you, mr speaker. i was incredibly sorry to hear what georgina has been through and fully understand that she and others who have undergone traumatic experiences cannot wear a face covering without distress, and that's why our guidance and public messaging has been very clear that there may be people who should be exempt from wearing a covering for a variety of reasons. it's also clear that people don't need to prove it when challenged. we are actively engaging with stakeholders and charities to help ensure these messages sensitively get across and we will continue to do so, but i would, of course, welcome a fuller discussion with my honourable friend

his daughter, georgina, another teenager who was ticking off milestones, with a bright future all mappedle girl. i hope he rots in the deepest, darkest part of hell. these are families whose loss is still raw. their tributes are obviously painful. but somehow, they've been finding the strength to give them and even to come to court and listen to other families and support them through the process. philip tron‘s mum and uncle brought his photo with them as they played their tribute to the court. philip was a family—loving guy who had a huge personality. philip had a bit of a swagger about him and, having a good sense of humour, he was also a bit of a joker. his mum, june, was in a bad place for many months after the bombing. she believed that she was living in a parallel world or existence that she would wake up from and phil would be there. each of those who died has a story to be told. the tributes are known as "pen portraits", and more families will make the journey to give them next week. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. unprecedented wildfires have been burning along the arctic c

his daughter, georgina, another teenager who was ticking off milestones, with a bright future all mappednow or care about my little girl. i hope he rots in the deepest, darkest parts of hell. these are families whose loss is still raw. their tributes are obviously painful. but somehow, they've been finding the strength to give them and even to come to court and listen to other families and support them through the process. philip tron‘s mum and uncle brought his photo with them as they played their tribute to the court. philip was a family—loving guy who had a huge personality. philip had a bit of a swagger about him and, having a good sense of humour, he was also a bit of a joker. his mum, june, was in a bad place for many months after the bombing. she believed that she was living in a parallel world or existence that she would wake up from and phil would be there. each of those who died has a story to be told. the tributes are known as "pen portraits", and more families will make the journey to give them next week. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. the government has said a signific

the devastation it has caused is felt by every generation. 18—year—old georgina callander had just passedstaken. if you have not had the experience of burying your own child. you belong in a special group, you see. your children are not to be buried before their parents. 22 people gone, each murder leaving a family bereft. their lives were full ofjoy, now there is only grief and emptiness. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. germany has announced plans this week to accept more than 1,500 migrants following the fire at a detention centre on the greek island of lesbos which left thousands without refuge. the tragedy was a reminder of the scale of a crisis which has seen vast movements of people fleeing war and poverty. five years ago at the height of the migrant crisis, the bbc‘s fergal keane brought us the extraordinary story of nujeen mustafa, a syrian refugee who crossed europe in a wheelchair. fergal has been talking to nujeen to see how her life has changed. whatever happened to nujeen mustafa? an extraordinary teenager in a tumultuous time. i‘d love to be an astronaut, to go out and

the devastation it has caused is felt by every generation. 18—year—old georgina callander had just passedobbed of seeing her daughter grow up. if you think time is a healer, then you are sincerely mistaken. if you have not had the experience of burying your own child. you belong in a special group, you see. your children are not to be buried before their parents. 22 people gone, each murder leaving a family bereft. their lives were full ofjoy, now there is only grief and emptiness. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. as the men's international cricket season comes to a close with england facing australia at old trafford in the deciding one—day international, there's been a warning that the game will find another season without fans extraordinarily challenging. our sports correspondent andy swiss has more. once more into the biosecure bubble. for england's men, the final game of this strangest of summers, 18 matches with not a spectator in sight. logistically, it has been a success, but financially the sport has lost £100 million and it is fearful for the future. we have coped with it thi

georgina reform a teacher with 5 children was homeless before the pandemic but says is a noticeable increase in those joining her was an afghan official opening we asked for money and people help us to have some more crops up we do it being on the street people don't give us much room because they're scared of disgusted but we survive the. monitoring corkey have kept their downtown restaurant open with lockdown restrictions no sit down customers just take away meals another there's nothing you serve 4 or 5 meals what can you do with that it doesn't cover our costs we're at our limit and ready to pack it all and. similar stories are told across latin america it's particularly bad in peru brazil chile and mexico where many work in the informal sector what the pandemic has done is exacerbate existing structural problems right across latin america lack of investment in health and education a massive inequalities and nowhere is that more severe than here in argentina already saddled with crippling debt and barely recovered from previous economic crises and one of them being president at birth oft

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georgina reform a teacher with 5 children was homeless before the pandemic this is a noticeable increase in those joining her he was at an official opening we asked for money and people help us and if someone crops up we do it being on the street people don't give us much room because they're scared of discussed it but we survive the theorist monitoring corkey have kept their downtown restaurant open but with locked down restrictions no sit down customers just take away meals another there's nothing you serve 4 or 5 meals what can we do with that it doesn't cover our costs we're at our limit and ready to pack it all and. similar stories are told across latin america it's particularly bad in peru brazil chile and mexico where many work in the informal sector what the pandemic has done is exacerbate existing structural problems right across latin america lack of investment in health and education a massive inequalities and nowhere is that more severe than here in argentina already saddled with crippling debt and barely recovered from previous economic crises and one of them being a preside

started the new premier league season with a 31 win over brighton on monday the goals coming from georgina restrains and curt zuma manager frank lampard says he hopes his team can fight for the title after finishing 3rd last season go to mike and dive use their 1st on the pitch for not. we showed a lot of good stuff when the where we want to beat me and talk a bit on them will improve for liverpool as well but proscribing the season is certainly about get women to come to a place not run and we did a lot of good things to get out the football season and germany has also kicked off and brewster dortmund made quite a statement in the german cup 1st round on monday jed and sun show got bored from an off the mark against just heard who play in the 3rd tier in germany ballon them storage and hazard gio raina and marco royce also found the back of the net in a 5 nil thrashing dortmund have won this cup 4 times already most recently and 2017 . dortmund fans would have been happy with that but in south america supporters of brazilian club corinthians are anything but pleased they gave their team's

his daughter, georgina, another teenager who was ticking off milestones, with a bright future all mappedpersonality. philip had a bit of a swagger about him and, having a good sense of humour, he was also a bit of a joker. his mum, june, was in a bad place for many months after the bombing. she believed that she was living in a parallel world or existence that she would wake up from and phil would be there. each of those who died has a story to be told. the tributes are known as "pen portraits", and more families will make the journey to give them next week. the government of barbados has announced it will become a republic and replace the queen as its head of state, in time for the 55th independence anniversary next year. the speech was delivered the country's governor general, the queen's representative in barbados, and in it, the government quotes barbados' first prime minister, errol walton barrow, who had warned against "loitering on colonial premises". the speech also outlines plans to introduce civil union between homosexuals, and a referendum on full gay marriage. barbados curren

premier league season with a 31 win over brighton and hove albion on monday the goals coming from georginarestrains and curt zuma manager frank lampard says he hopes his team can fight for the title after finishing 3rd last season we've got 2 guys might commit by abuse their 1st on the pitch tomorrow and we showed a lot of good stuff it would in the where we want to be in the end though talk a bit on and we'll improve for liverpool as well but proscribing the season is certainly about good and when you come to a price top right and we did a lot of good things together the football season in germany has also kicked off and brucia dortmund made quite a statement in the german cup 1st round on monday jan sun show got dortmund off the mark against despard who play in the 3rd tier in germany jude bellingham jorgen hazard gio raina and marco royce also found the back of the net and a 5 nil thrashing dortmund have won this cup 4 times previously most recently and 2017. dortmund fans would have been happy with that but in south america supporters of brazilian club corinthians are anything but plea

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here's georgina's goddaughter tilly doing her home schooling with the help of her border terrier georgeule of six, which as you've been hearing, starts today. police have powers to disperse gatherings and issue fines and anyone refusuing to comply with the new rules could be arrested. many more roads could be blocked off and turned in to "school streets" across the capital. the idea is that certain areas near schools are closed during drop off and pick up times, it's made a huge difference. it's so much safer for the children to walk to and from school. it's really encouraging children to walk to school more often than maybe they would have done in the past as well, and also having the streets open a little bit more wider, with regards to obviously the covid situation at the moment, enables our families to distance much easier as well. almost a quarter of all pubs were still closed at the end of last month according to new figures. that's despite the government's eat out to help out scheme which saw many venues across london re—open during august. the research also highlighted the ongoi