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and then another girl told me i could donate ten eggs for 1000 euros, it was a little bit up and so ididd so i did. after every month, i decided to donate. after every month? yes. everyone month? yes. do they check how many times you've done it before? know. and you do not know how many eggs they are taking. before? know. and you do not know how many eggs they are takingm some countries in europe, donors details are kept on eight central register and can be traced. but donors in northern cyprus have com plete donors in northern cyprus have complete anonymity. they become untraceable and it means little is done to check on the donors afterwards. worst case scenario is women who are already economically disinfected to have very few wife options sort of being fondled into the business of donating eggs because that is the only road available to them to make money. —— being funnelled into the business. the problem is if there is money being used to in some devices someone being used to in some devices someone to undergo a procedure, we can say that that compromises their consent. what is bein

yes, idid. did started this off, didn't you? yes, i did. did you want to swell? yes.s the story of the day. what are your feelings, 50 yea rs what are your feelings, 50 years on? its fantastic meeting people, young people who rush up people, young people who rush up after the film and say we are inspired by your story and we have been empowered. girls, would you please turn? at the time, moments like this were a source of anger for the protesters, but forjennifer, who went on to become a diplomat, it helped open doors. i think feminism is a real choice. i have had great opportunities as a result of being a miss world. of course women should have those choices, but you know, it's just a sexist competition. but there is one thing they are in total agreement on. this was history. well, i describe you as trailblazers. so were you. i really do. that was very generous of you, is generous of you, jennifer. i mean it, because i won't forget you. you, jennifer. i mean it, because i won't forget youlj won't because i won't forget you.” won't forget you either. three very genero

a background in jewelry, dominated and i was new to it, i did not have a background injewelry, so ididnow that i was talking about and i had to pretend. commercially the response was amazing and it took off quickly. you would in a position where you started this business, you had cou nty started this business, you had county court judgments and started this business, you had county courtjudgments and all those things, you had no money, no means of getting credit from the bank, yet through entrepreneurial means you start your company and in the first year you need £60,000 profit. is that correct? yes. it was kind of like a perfect storm. there was a gap in the market. i was at an age when i was old enough to understand things. i had always wanted a business but i didn't get it. there was no overheads. how did you get into urban outfitters and a source? they contacted me through instagram. social media. i was like, is they contacted me through instagram. social media. iwas like, is this real? instagram played a big role. the inspiration for your designs, where does that come from?m the i

there is no vegetables, nothing a baby needs, idid not no vegetables, nothing a baby needs, i did notple at home. translation: this is good that the prime minister has enforced a lockdown, this is the only way forward. these are unprecedented scenes in a country of 1.3 billion people, unimaginable before the crisis. many observers say that only a politician like narendra modi could take and implement such a drastic step. while the lockdown comes at a massive cost that alone cannot help battle the virus. we need a good sanitary system with testing, testing will be the backbone of a good response strategy. if you do not know where the fire is you cannot tackle the fire. the reality is that india has tested fewer people than most other countries, the virus is already likely to spread in far greater number than officially recognised. for the second most populous country in the wild disaster could still be ahead. russia has been stepping up its response to coronavirus. from tomorrow, anyone over the age of 65 in moscow must stay at home, although that won't apply to 67—year—old president p

sure i watched the base of my thumb properly, i will have to repeat that and they start to fixate on, idid fixate on, i did not count that time, some of you did not wash it for 20 seconds at a time. it may then lead toa seconds at a time. it may then lead to a repeated chain of handwashing. being told to self—isolate can cause some concern as it could make the person think this is a serious situation and it may bring about relief to somebody who is anxious, they might find it difficult to leave the house anyway, but they also may have avoided in the past going out because they fear that they cannot control the environment outside the house. i think that some positive things that people can do that they don't make their condition worse is staying in touch with people. if they are self isolating make sure that they're still from contact make sure that they're still from co nta ct to make sure that they're still from contact to make sure that there is contact to make sure that there is contact via video messaging platforms. so that they stay connected to people. make sure that they do things

yes, idid. do you want a swirl? yes. rattles and shouting. and this is the inspiration.your feelings, 50 years on? it's fantastic meeting people, young people who rush up after the film and say, "we are inspired by your story and we've been empowered". girls, would you please turn? at the time, moments like this were a source of anger for the protesters. wolf whistles. but forjennifer hosten — who went on to become a diplomat — it helped open doors. i think feminism is about choice. i have had great opportunities as a result of being a miss world. of course, women should have those choices but, you know, it is just a sexist competition. but there is one thing they are in total agreement on — this was history. well, i describe you as trailblazers. so were you. i really do. that was very generous of you, is generous of you, jennifer. i mean it, i mean it. because i won't forget you. i won't forget you, either. david sillito, bbc news, the royal albert hall. tens of thousands of people are arriving in cheltenham for the first day of the annual racing festival. the organiser

for us it felt quite inevitable, but idid for us it felt quite inevitable, but i did guess it was goingreally sure to what extent, would it be postponed by a year? cancelled? would it be postponed by a year? cancelled ? a lot would it be postponed by a year? cancelled? a lot of uncertainty around that but i guess it's really saddening to not be able to look forward to the summer olympics, representing team gb, but obviously, for the health of everyone around the world it was the right decision for the ioc to make and it gives us all another year to get in the best shape possible to perform on the global stage next year. england rugby sevens players are finding other ways of keeping themselves entertained and showing their support during this crisis. alex davis is now rounding up the rugby and sporting community to help raise money for the nhs. the fundraiser is called shave, donate, nominate on instagram with rugby players from england 7s, bath, saracens and sale sharks, plus members of the public to help raise money for nhs charities during this covid—19 pandemic. that's all of the spo

we are any strange position at the moment, but this is england versus wales and idid not but this isid not think anyone from both nations will be caring about that at the moment. it is a big game tomorrow and a lot at stake. that is it. a huge game in any context. it may well be that england still had designs on the title. it may be that wales stopped them having those designs. in that context, if nothing else, it is a huge game. look, it is a lwa ys else, it is a huge game. look, it is always a huge game. if wales could speu always a huge game. if wales could spell the party tomorrow, there would be a lot of happy bill back in wales, or indeed, at london welsh, probably. —— a lot of happy people backin probably. —— a lot of happy people back in wales. as far as the two teams are concerned, it is just about winning tomorrow. it has been about winning tomorrow. it has been a week dominated by studies of coronavirus and how that might affect games after this one, but also because of the new paula, who was told that he did not need to be sent home by england —— vunipola. it has been a s

idid you hear clapping and join in, paul? i did not. ijust realised the time pass.everyone. we were probably making you set up. what about you, claire? it was really a danger... we can figure out the rest of your answer. we had a little bit of a problem with the airline. we will work on that throughout the next few minutes. i think possibly best we start with paul. i will read out the first question from rachel mason who e—mailed us. she said... "are newly self—employed people who do not have a tax return for 2019 going to be eligible for a grant?" the sad news is that no. the condition the chancellor has laid down is that you must have built in a tax return, a self assessment tax return and been self—employed in the 2018, 19 tax year, the one ending last. you will have fielding your tax return by eight the 31st of january this year, and that will be the key tax return. if you have been self—employed for longer they will go back three years and average or pay—out. but if you started in the present tax year, 2019—20, you will not have fielding a tax return and ipad t

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itjust simply turning the individual idid i did wonder what you made of the treatment of the duchessed in people's consciousness if any of us are willing to admit, so if any of us are willing to admit, soi if any of us are willing to admit, so i hesitate to call her a victim. but i think there has been an element of racism in the coverage against her. hilary mantel has already abducted her book for the stage and she says she now would rather work in the theatre that home writing novels. i spent enough time sitting in a room by myself. i'm not sure i want to die at my desk, so you've got to be saying about this. the book is out this week. i'm sure a lot of you will be buying it. let mejust bring in the a lot of you will be buying it. let me just bring in the life feed because this is at likud's had headquarters. they are waiting to hear from headquarters. they are waiting to hearfrom benjamin headquarters. they are waiting to hear from benjamin netanyahu headquarters. they are waiting to hearfrom benjamin netanyahu who has already claimed victory in his third israeli collection and 12

that's why the very clear plan, idid that. that's why the very clear plan, i did not hearany that.ot hear any of the hospital data today to hear what is happening, but we will need all hands on deck. and he figures that change the government's mind, remember, they said last week... they were going to do things over the right time. we are now in crisis. we need to really act now to get control of this situation. dr anthony costello, very grateful for this time this evening. thank you very much. the new powers soon to be afforded to the british government — under the coronavirus bill — are unprecedented in their scope and breadth. airports could be shut, police and and immigration officials would be given special powers, patients possibly discharged early to make space for the seriously ill. so what to make of these sweeping changes to our way of life? dr alan greene is a senior lecturer in law at birmingham university, where he specialises in constitutional law and human rights. let's just quickly talk about the bill itself because we don't know fully what is in it. what are the con

fill in your contact details, which idid, and fill in your contact details, which i did, and then waitg? nothing. we are told we will get updates via e—mail and the only e—mails i have had, the first was to confirm my registration, and the second was to tell me that the lockdown had been extended to april 14. that is it. you are watching bbc news. amanda, you are telling us you had very little feedback, very little communication from the people you are trying to get in touch with. have you had family in the uk talking to mps and the government? yes, my family have been amazing. in fa ct, yes, my family have been amazing. in fact, that is why i'm talking to you, through a contact of my eldest daughter's. they have been incredible. social media, i know there is a big noise being made now but the government doesn't seem to be listening. i saw the briefing this morning, i don't know which minister it was, i get confused because they seem to change, but saying there were no immediate plans and that they were encouraging all uk citizens to return home as soon as they could. but we can't. i w

idid try i did try this today and got drenched. you prefer happy birthday? yes.ld news, italy continues their struggle to contain the virus — the death toll has risen dramatically over the last 24 hours, and cases of infection continue to grow. and apple's rotten dealfor consumers — the tech giant agrees to set aside half a billion dollars in compensation because of slowing down iphone deliberately. the first few days are brought more sunshine and today was a good day for chasing rainbows. today we will see a break from this —— tomorrow. this card is looming large and it will bring some rain up from the south—west. no great amounts of rain my do. 0ut south—west. no great amounts of rain my do. out of that we have some clearing skies as the showers tend to fade away and with the wind is light it will get cold quickly. towards the south—west wears in the cloud quickening some rain arriving is not as cold here but further north and east there will be more widespread frost, it may be a bit colder than it was last night. a bright and sunny start first thing. this card

idid pension company to get in touch with us., so, everything is still quite blurry. but yeah, that pension should be ok. obviously, it must be so stressful for you and everyone in your position, when you're expecting that you're going to get paid and you're not going to, what will you do, how are you going to manage financially? so, like the rest of my colleagues, with signed on the jobseeker‘s allowance, getting all that sorted either yesterday or today, got an appointment at the jobcentre on monday morning, which i am going to do. and thenjust try and look for something as soon as possible. loganair are recruiting, they are putting out a number, we will put out the number in a moment, let's talk to jonathan hinkles, will put out the number in a moment, let's talk tojonathan hinkles, who joins us from loganair now. tell us what you're doing to step into the breach. well, we announced yesterday that we will be starting routes from edinburgh, glasgow and newcastle to southampton, and a number of the other flybe services such as a

the reason idid the of actually calculating. be quite high. i am mortality rate in the uk will be quite high. lam predicting this forward , quite high. lam predicting this forward, this is not retrospective, lam forward, this is not retrospective, i am expecting this to happen. that is why we are collecting the denominators, people with severe or fairly severe disease rather than allcomers. over time, that will shift. 0ur health correspondent was at the briefing and hejoins me now. that was about the science around coronavirus, what is being done to try to find a vaccine, testing, etc. what were the key wines for you? the two most senior hill fog and science advisers to the government. 0ne thing was clear, we are in this for the long term. we are trying to suppress this virus, drastic measures taken. i have heard one or two say we might be able to get rid of the virus. professor chris whitty said it would be highly improbable, to go away. it is here, we need to manage it. long term they hope for a vaccine but that we know is a y

so those latest figures, idid not on sunday.r 600 injust 24 hours. what the death toll in italy rising by over 600 in just 24 hours. what you make of that, sadness and terms of how the numbers are progressing. this is not in line with the hope from the medical staff of the government. the prime minister hoped there would be a decline in number, that we have not seen that yet. the figures in the 24 hours previously and a record number of deaths in one day before that. 800 people killed from coronavirus. these are equally worrying and another 5000 people contracting it and to say this as well, to put this in context, the numbers confirmed in these countries are the numbers they have the ability to test. we have seen people sent to hospital in serious condition and that is alarming. when we have germany, france, spain, denmark as well, you have to have serious symptoms to be tested. and denmark they extended emergency measures for the next two weeks, there is what is called, there was a huge facebook group, 330,000 people have sign

yes, idid.mine. and i was quite happy to be shot. ronnie finally put a stop to ball, knocking him to the floor. i turned and he's standing there with the gun, and i thought, well, it's you or me now. and that's when i hit him, very hard. in fact, had he been a tree, he'd still be on the floor in pall mall. hejust went down. ball went to prison, ronnie was awarded a medal. but despite rumours, the queen didn't pay off his mortgage. she didn't, no. it didn't happen. and four decades on, ronnie is reluctantly selling his medal. i have reached the stage in my life where i've been very, very unwell for quite some time. i know that death ain't far away. but i do believe that i want to, at least when it does happen, i'd be knowing that i've done enough to pay for my own funeral. and not need then for my brother to bail me out, orfamily to bail me out, i don't want that. well, this is expected to fetch up to £20,000, but ronnie has one important request, and that is to meet the new owner so that he can

idid the i did the front but i forgot about the back.orgot to tell me. i had the full cockrell coming at the back. i sorted it out now. a bit of a red tea m sorted it out now. a bit of a red team this morning. did you see the duchess of sussex? all of those very happy players. i am rocking a bit of red. yesterday there were quite a few liveable fans cheering on manchester united, don't you think? the result in the manchester derby yesterday obviously has a really dramatic effect now and liverpool could win the league in just two games' time. have we seen a turning point for one of the biggest football clu bs point for one of the biggest football clubs in the world? manchester united feet magister city 2- nil manchester united feet magister city 2— nil yesterday. united had a free kick after half—an—hour. anthony martial‘s seemingly routine shot squirmed underneath the brazilian. worse was to come for city. deep into injury time, ederson threw the ball out straight to scott mctominay, who showed great technique to send the ball into the n

idid it! it worked! the can is huge! and the van is huge! and you're... oh, no! chuckles.y potter, i have to say. yeah, and a little bit of shrek. and here's the weird thing. at the beginning, i thought 0k, this does not have the classic, simply, like toy story, when you're out the room, the room, the toys come alive. monsters inc, they need you to be scared because that's how they get, you know, that's how they generate power. or even, you know, inside out, which is numskulls. um, at the beginning of this, i was thinking, "i do not get the set—up. they are in a magic world, but there is no magic." what happens about halfway through is that the film really finds its feet and it becomes centrally about the two brothers and their relationship and then it builds toward a third act which, somehow, from the — honestly the chaos of the narrative up until that point, manages to pull, like a magician pulling a rabbit out of a hat, a really satisfying resolution that makes you go, "oh, 0k! i forgive you for everything that was kinda of a misstep up until that point". so i do not th

idid think that what you guys y could doou perhaps is change the tone. a lot of people feel that it is just white-hot meeting all the m time, and in the face of that it is exhausting. it really makes people lose faith that the institutions we have can walk. >> doctor spalding. >> the one thing i would i think there are large numbers of people in both parties. especially in the kind of movement that elected the current president, and this isdt no comment on him or what he's to who are increasingly opinions that it is not clear ms who now makes the laws anymore. we have a situation whereagenci, agencies, departments, unknown people somewherepeo down the bowels somewhere, or writing for all intents and purposes our laws. you have numbers of many thousands versus 100 and something. oftentimes that gets unforced and adjudicated within the same body. idjud think that pushes a lot or people to wonder, what isso, tha really going on here, so here's a lot of about.ation thatee >> i want to agree very much with that, and it is and actually, and one of you mentione

idid it! it worked! the can is huge! and the van is huge! and you're... ..oh, no! chuckles.shrek. at the beginning, i thought this does not have the classic, simply, like toy story, when you leave the room, the toys come alive, or in monsters inc, they need the fear to generate power. or even inside out, which is numbskulls. at the beginning, i was thinking, "i do not get it. they are in a magic world, but there is no magic." what happens halfway through is that the film really finds its feet and becomes it centrally about the two brothers and their relationship and then it builds toward a third act which, somehow, from the, honestly, chaos of the narrative up until that point, manages to pull, like a magician pulling a rabbit out of a hat, a really satisfying resolution that makes you go, "oh, i forgive you for everything that was a misstep up until that point". i do not think it is a classic, but i think that the last act is so good... you know that thing about... that is so curious! ..the end of a film is the thing that really defines a film. people will come out of this

idid i did also noticed quite a few of the papers this morning have things to do if you are at home forp time, including the best tv to catch up on. let us know what you are up to this weekend, by the way, because inevitably your plans will be affected by coronavirus in some way, shape orform affected by coronavirus in some way, shape or form and people have affected by coronavirus in some way, shape orform and people have been in touch. stuart says no football so iamoff in touch. stuart says no football so iam offto in touch. stuart says no football so i am off to the pub. mark says i am doing park run. it is early! quarter past six! this one from vicki, i'm having my hair and nails done, my roots are bad but i am sitting in a salon for three hours surrounded by people i do not know and i do not know who they have been in contact with so i am nervous. let us know what you are up to today and across the weekend and how it is affecting with what you do in your daily life. 17 minutes past six. 17 minutes past with what you do in your daily life. 17 minutes past six. how is the weather loo

idid would you say to that attitude? yeah.an cause serious illness in the young. so the population advice has to be the same. we do not want people to get this virus. we want people, over time, we want to manage the virus so the health service can manage those who are sick, because the last thing we wa nt who are sick, because the last thing we want is the health services to struggle both with coronavirus cases, but remember, also, with everything else. people are still having heart attacks and strokes. we need them to be looked after by the health service as well. very quick word, jason. we spoke to the head of boots chemist today. they are rolling out these drive—in testing facilities. 600 to 800 people can be tested. is that going to be happening in scotland? how easy is it to implement? it is. it will happen in all four countries. there has been quite a lot of interesting tests this week. people have to remember that testing is not as simple as twitter would suggest. you need kit, you need places to do it and you need the