ifelt finish line my body simply gave out. i felt faint, finish line my body simply gave out.h my breath, this was everything my doctor and friends had warned me about. the end of the marathon was scary, and could have cost me my life. but it showed me that once i set my mind on something, there is nothing on earth that can stop me. i head back to taveta with an renewed energy! i am determined to get sickle cell patients and families the support they deserve and i decide to confront a member of county assembly. the governor promises his support and i speak to as many officials as i can, hoping to drum up support officials as i can, hoping to drum up sunpofl— officials as i can, hoping to drum up support what is your mission? _ drum up support what is your mission? my _ drum up support what is your mission? my mission - drum up support what is your mission? my mission is - drum up support what is your. mission? my mission is quality access for— mission? my mission is quality access for care, _ mission? my mission is quality access for care, for _ mission? my mission is quality a

ifelt like when i was occurrence, you get thicker skin.could for our biological girls and i will stand by that, i will advocate for them from now until the end of time, and it's nothing, i mean big, i have never coached a trans— athlete but i would treat that the same as they would any other athlete. ijust think it's a fairness and equity issue. we have one athlete, i give you one example, a trans— athlete that broke the state track record, and that record was held by a girl from my high school and ifeel very held by a girl from my high school and i feel very strongly about that, i don't think that's fair, she's quite a bit larger, there are all those biological things that just takes the fairness and equity away. takes the fairness and equity awa . ., takes the fairness and equity awa. ., , ., away. you spoke about title known earlier _ away. you spoke about title known earlier in _ away. you spoke about title known earlier in the - away. you spoke about title known earlier in the bladed| known earlier in the bladed administration has pro

and ifelt, i have to say, reading it, ifelt very defensive to you when i heard about, you know, as ah. you mean in regards to the industry? in regards to the questions being asked about your sexuality. those comments to a child. what is it about this industry that, you know, that's so aware of image, that seems to be doing this to young lgbt people? i don't know. like, a lack of empathy, i suppose. i don't know the impulse, particularly when people don't know individual situations, where they're at with it, where they are in their journey, you know, potentially the consequences of what that could mean for themselves and in their lives. and i'd say, you know, potentially things are a bit better. the articles you're referencing that came out in 2008, i imagine if those came out now about someone, i mean, they'd be probably a bit eviscerated for writing something like that, you know. but, yeah, it's still... i don't know why there's such a... ..why aspects of hollywood are just still so far behind in so many ways. how much of that noise do you listen to on, you know, parts of social med

again, ifelt like i was on trial. i was having to deal with. trauma -- what i was having to deal with. �* ., ., ., ., , , with. brandon cox of course lost his wife, talked — with. brandon cox of course lost his wife, talked about _ with. brandon cox of course lost his wife, talked about the _ with. brandon cox of course lost his wife, talked about the system - with. brandon cox of course lost his wife, talked about the system in - wife, talked about the system in many respects there is similar to what you have just described is that it is broken, so what do you think should happen now? i it is broken, so what do you think should happen now?— should happen now? i think the system was _ should happen now? i think the system was set _ should happen now? i think the system was set up... _ should happen now? i think the system was set up... i'm - should happen now? i think thej system was set up... i'm sure a should happen now? i think the - system was set up... i'm sure a lot of instances, a crash, just normal crime. it i

not only that, like, i think the mental side, ifelt i let everyone down, let myself down, i sacrificedt for that fight. why did you choose such — a lot for that fight. why did you choose such a _ a lot for that fight. why did you choose such a hard _ a lot for that fight. why did you choose such a hard fight - a lot for that fight. why did you choose such a hard fight to - a lot for that fight. why did you | choose such a hard fight to come back? i choose such a hard fight to come back? ., ., , ., ., back? i want to be relevant and i want to fight _ back? i want to be relevant and i want to fight guys _ back? i want to be relevant and i want to fight guys in _ back? i want to be relevant and i want to fight guys in the - back? i want to be relevant and i want to fight guys in the top - back? i want to be relevant and i want to fight guys in the top ten | want to fight guys in the top ten and i don't want an easy fight. i believe that dangerous people in the world. we can beat each other on any given day. and that's what excites me. i'm not going to get up and prepare myself as hard as

i didn't destroy the racquet, ifelt. that point. i didn't destroy the racquet, i felt.ke for the umpire. elsewhere in the women's singles i can tell you that both of last year's finalists are safely through, elena rybakina and 0ns jabeur will meet in the quarterfinals, and on the men's singles on centre court right now we have the world 11 carlos alcaraz, he is up italy's matteo berrettini, they are in the first set and i can tell you it is currently 5—3 berrettini leads in that first set. looking a bit grey at wimbledon. chris fawkes is here with the weather.— at wimbledon. chris fawkes is here with the weather. there is some rain around this — with the weather. there is some rain around this evening _ with the weather. there is some rain around this evening and _ with the weather. there is some rain around this evening and some - with the weather. there is some rain around this evening and some of- with the weather. there is some rain around this evening and some of it i around this evening and some of it will be torrential. you could see some of the clouds gathering

ifelt a hand on the back of my head, and i was pushed down onto a bed and i heard a voice saying, "iray lynch was stripped, blindfolded and tied up. i was searched from head to foot. and i felt something which i believed to be a metal detector going over my body. and i heard a voice. scappaticci said, "this thing was going haywire." for over an hour, according to sandy lynch, others in the room taunted him. one of them told me that he enjoyed his work and that he would break me. a voice said the only way i would leave the room was to be taken out and shot. for a time, the ira "disappeared" suspected informers. but shooting and burying people in bogs or shallow graves did not solve the ira's problem with leaks. in the mid—1970s, it's alleged that gerry adams was among those who reorganised the ira. gerry adams drew up a blueprint for a restructured ira, based on four—man cells, asus — active service units. these gave improved security. they were independent, separated by cut—offs and far harder to penetrate by our own informers. gerry adams has consistently denied being a member of the

for that one hour, ifelt like i could be anywhere in the world away from the reality that awaited thesetepped outside of the salon into a world where girls are barred from secondary schools. in most provinces where women can't attend university, where women can't work for domestic or international ngos, they are barred from parks, swimming pools, gyms, public baths, where if they have to travel long distances, they have to be escorted by a male relative where they're expected to wear clothing with only their eyes visible. and for this latest restriction, the taliban aren't even giving a reason, especially in women are asking this was a female—only space. there's no interaction between men and women in a salon. why was it banned? the taliban said they're not giving the reason now they will give it at a suitable time. the women i've spoken to are devastated. one said she was shocked. one said she felt like she was trapped in a cage, which kept shrinking every minute. you know, usually what i've seen is when a couple of months go by, after one restriction is announced, women start beginnin

ifelt a hand on the back of my head, and i was pushed down onto a bed and i heard a voice saying, "irawas stripped, blindfolded and tied up. i was searched from head to foot. and i felt something which i believed to be a metal detector going over my body. and i heard a voice. scappaticci said, "this thing was going haywire." for over an hour, according to sandy lynch, others in the room taunted him. one of them told me that he enjoyed his work and that he would break me. a voice said the only way i would leave the room was to be taken out and shot. for a time, the ira "disappeared" suspected informers. but shooting and burying people in bogs or shallow graves did not solve the ira's problem with leaks. in the mid—1970s, it's alleged that gerry adams was among those who reorganised the ira. gerry adams drew up a blueprint for a restructured ira, based on four—man cells, asus — active service units. these gave improved security. they were independent, separated by cut—offs and far harder to penetrate by our own informers. gerry adams has consistently denied being a member of the ira and

and me — ifelt...t — no gambling, no alcohol, no anything. you were stripped bare. in a house with other women and staff... yeah, i would say it has changed my life, in the sense of, i found me again. the centre is made to feel like a home. it's the only one of its kind offering this type of intensive therapy. sometimes people find it easier to put it on a piece of paper, to write it down, to draw it, and that is why we do use a lot of art and creativity. and equally, we use it for reflection. if you can see something physically in front of you, it allows you to have a look at it and kind of process it and think, "wow, ok, i get where i am kind of coming from." and how important is it to have a programme that has been built and designed by women, for women? i think having a specific programme designed for women is invaluable. men tend to talk about the gambling first, before we look at trauma. whereas women go straight in with the impacts that gambling might have had on them, or how we have kind of got

because i already lost two finals and this is the third one, i don't know, ifelt as and this is the third with the same thing that happened last year, but... it's painful because you feel so close to achieving something that you want and then you are back to square one. again, just trying to get rid of these negative thoughts and continue being positive. on sunday, it's the men's final on centre court. it will pit the defending champion, novak djokovic, who has won seven of his record 23 grand slams at wimbledon, against carlos alcaraz of spain. he's just twenty years old — sixteen years younger than novak — but already has the us open in his trophy cabinet, and is the current world number one. i've been speaking to a sports journalist based in nigeria about the finals. it was great to see market close make a winning. —— marketa. we are looking forward to seeing 0ns jabeur, especially as she has come through twice before now. it was heartbreaking for africans, but it was also historic for the tournament. an unseeded woman who isn't great on grass, winning the tournament was something mind

after i graduated i went into coaching as well as teaching and i coached both females and males, and ifelt in our country, it provided us a level playing field, giving us the same opportunity as the man, it was amazing, so i have always been an advocate, i taught for many years in coast for many years for girls, and it was great for them to have their own opportunities, so that was really my personal reason. what is the specific challenge that you saw that transgender women and girls would bring to that achievement as you described it? when i had constituents reach out to me about it, they felt like they have gone to other states to complete, and we saw examples on our own state of both middle school and high school level where some of our female athletes were being left off the podium and left back at the starting date because we had some transgender athletes that were taking their place, and so that was the bottom line, they reached out to me. i want to ask you about what your governor has said, mark gordon, a republican, he let the bill go into effect without signing it and he wrote the

for that one hour, ifelt like i could be anywhere in the world away from the reality that awaited thesethey stepped outside of the salon into a world where girls are barred from secondary schools. in most provinces where women can't attend university, where women can't work for domestic or international ngos, they are barred from parks, swimming pools, gyms, public baths, where if they have to travel long distances, they have to be escorted by a male relative where they're expected to wear clothing with only their eyes visible. and for this latest restriction, the taliban aren't even giving a reason, especially in women are asking this was a female—only space. there's no interaction between men and women in a salon. why was it banned? the taliban said they're not giving the reason now they will give it at a suitable time. the women i've spoken to are devastated. one said she was shocked. one said she felt like she was trapped in a cage, which kept shrinking every minute. you know, usually what i've seen is when a couple of months go by, after one restriction is announced, women start be

and so, you know, ifelt — she is a beautiful animal. i'm just grateful she is alive. is for sure.— that is for sure. that is why they call — that is for sure. that is why they call a _ that is for sure. that is why they call a best _ that is for sure. that is why they call a best man - that is for sure. that is why they call a best man and i that is for sure. that is why i they call a best man and girl's friend. a reminder of our top story — the us military has named the soldier who crossed into north korea from south korea as private second class travis king. he was on an organised tour of the un—run demilitarized zone which divides the two countries. it's unclear whether he has defected to the country. you are looking at low pictures just across the border. the crisis comes at a particularly tense time in the north. 0ne crisis comes at a particularly tense time in the north. one of the world's most isolated states. it has been reported he has fired a suspected to ballistic missile into the sea of japan, ballistic missile into the sea ofjapan, according to military o

him in morally or troubling places, i felt and when i was with him in morally or troubling places, ifeltto be fit this was someone i could look up to and whose success i could enjoy and celebrate without envy. he was at the top of his game and then given this brutal cancer diagnosis in 2014. how did he cope with it? you know, there was this amazing hopefulness and optimism about george, which as i said in that piece was infectious and, once he got over the initial shock, he applied that to living with cancer and he said to me once, of the cancer had come back we were in his garden in north london and he said, i'm not afraid to die, i haven't got time for that. the only thing i find unbearably painful is the idea of fran being left on her own. there was was that in george others before himself, especially his wife and two boys, who were the centre of his life, his safe harbour. but he very quickly decided to live his life as fully as he could and, even at the end, i saw him two weeks ago when he was still in hospital and he said, is it wrong to say there is something positive in this canc

ifelt disgusted. and held me there. i felt disgusted.— and held me there.,, . and held me there. i felt discusted. . ., disgusted. he was so much older as well. shelby _ disgusted. he was so much older as well. shelby said _ disgusted. he was so much older as well. shelby said she - as well. shelby said she complained to the store management but nothing was done. she quit in may. mcdonnell said it was investigated by any issues she raised were not formally escalated at the time. mcdonald's uses a franchise system that means individual operators are licensed to run the stores and directly employ the stores and directly employ the staff. this woman is employed by franchise in cheshire, she is 17. last year she was repeatedly sexually harassed by a much older colleague. the man was also racially abusive. he colleague. the man was also racially abusive.— colleague. the man was also racially abusive. he offered to show me _ racially abusive. he offered to show me his _ racially abusive. he offered to show me his venus _ racially abusive. he offered to show me hi

ifelt disgusted, because he was so much older as well. there.t disgusted, because he was so much older as well. shelbee sa s she was so much older as well. shelbee says she complained _ was so much older as well. shelbee says she complained to _ was so much older as well. shelbee says she complained to the - was so much older as well. shelbee says she complained to the store'sl says she complained to the store's management but nothing was done. she quit in may. mcdonnell said it was investigating why any issues that she raised were not formally escalated at the time. mcdonnell uses a franchise system that means individual operators are licensed to run the stores and directly employ the staff. warren was employed by a franchise in hampshire. he says he was repeatedly sexually harassed earlier this year. i was repeatedly sexually harassed earlier this year.— earlier this year. i was really u set earlier this year. i was really unset and — earlier this year. i was really upset and frustrated - earlier this year. i was really upset and frustrated an

not only that, i think the mental side, ifelt i had let only that, i think the mental side, i felt iyou choose _ i felt i had let everyone down. why did you choose such a hard fight to come back? i did you choose such a hard fight to come back?— did you choose such a hard fight to come back? ., ., , ., ., come back? i want to be relevant and fiuht au s come back? i want to be relevant and fight guys in — come back? i want to be relevant and fight guys in the _ come back? i want to be relevant and fight guys in the top _ come back? i want to be relevant and fight guys in the top ten. _ come back? i want to be relevant and fight guys in the top ten. i _ come back? i want to be relevant and fight guys in the top ten. i don't - fight guys in the top ten. i don't want any easy fights. i believe these are the top ten most dangerous people in the world. we can all beat each other on any given day. that is what excites me. i won't get up and prepare myself as someone i can beat easy. these are tough guys. that excites me. i will be ufc champion, for sure. excites me. i will be ufc champion,

i have been i following the girls for a good while and ifelt like i needed to write following the girlsand i felt like i needed to write a song to showcase the campaign we had and ifeel song to showcase the campaign we had and i feel i song to showcase the campaign we had and ifeel i have done song to showcase the campaign we had and i feel i have done that the best i could. there has been a lot of support for the song and i'm ever so thankfulfor support for the song and i'm ever so thankful for that support for the song and i'm ever so thankfulfor that and i support for the song and i'm ever so thankful for that and i always will be. i'm delighted to be here, to see it happen. be. i'm delighted to be here, to see it ha en. ., ., ., i. it happen. how involved are you in women's football _ it happen. how involved are you in women's football back _ it happen. how involved are you in women's football back in - it happen. how involved are you in women's football back in ireland? | it happen. how involved are you in | women's football back in ireland? i got injured myself when i was playing

i don't know, ifelt i was doing everything right.ing that happened last year... but it's painful because you feel so close to achieving something that you want, and actually back to the square one but, again, just trying to get rid of these negative thoughts and continue being positive. on sunday, it's the men's final on centre court. it will pit the defending champion, novak djokovic, who has won seven of his record 23 grand slams at wimbledon against carlos he's just 20 years old — 16 years younger than novak — but already has the us open in his trophy cabinet and is the current world number one. i've been speaking to biola solace—chukwu, who is a sports journalist based in nigeria, about the finals. it was really nice to see marketa vondrousova, who nobody really saw coming, winning the title. coming into wimbledon she was 210 on grass. this is not a favourite service but she got the job done. this is not a favourite service but she got thejob done. in this is not a favourite service but she got the job done. in this this is not a

ifelt like i was on trial, they made me feel like a scrounger and that they didn't believe me, and it lost his wife, talked about the system in many respects very similarly to what you have described, said it is broken. what do you think should happen now? i don't think it is fit for purpose, i don't think it is fit for purpose, i think the system was set up... i'm sure it worked in a lot of instances, like for a crash, normal crime. it is not set up to deal with victims of terrorism and the extent of the injuries people suffer from a terrorist attack. the bereavement, you know, victims of terrorism take a hit on behalf of the state. the attack is not on us, it is on the state. we would expect the state to be looking after us. again, i feel like you are put on trial, you they don't believe you, the process just adds to the trauma. i think they need to set up something different for victims of terrorism because the current system is failing. fiend for victims of terrorism because the current system is failing.— current system is failing. and it is not about money, _ current system is fa

you know, you know, and i never quite had that, but, there was a pull to finishing, when i finish, ifelts at the top of my game, and ifeel good about great, i was at the top of my game, and i feel good about the decision. stuart broad bear talking about his decision announced in the last hour to retire from all forms of cricket. this match at the oval will be his final performance. at the women's world cup, england have been boosted by the news that midfielder kiera walsh has not suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury as first feared. she came off injured in england's1 0 win over denmark, but will she came off injured in england's 1—0 win over denmark, but will remain with the camp as she continues her recovery. meanwhile on the pitch, france moved top of group f, with a dramatic win over brazil. joe lynskey rounds up the action. for one of the world cup's great fixtures, brisbane turned brazilian. in this football obsessed nation, they don't often see a curse. in 11 women's games between them, brazil had never beaten france. this was no time for superstition. they drew their firs

ifelt, with his age and his non—record, he would get five or ten years, but he was going through this, and they gave him 100 years plus 14. he has been incarcerated 31 years. when the shooting happened, it was the beginning of 24/7 news coverage, so people were bombarded with images and stories. the whole community was in chaos. everybody was suing everybody. we were sued. the sheriff's department was sued. everybody wanted to hold someone accountable for what had happened, and our own governor got on national television to say that this was the fault of the shooter's parents. it was open season on our family. everywhere i went i was exposed to all the horrible things that people believed to be true about us. somehow we were less a human beings. —— somehow we were lesser human beings. we were evil people. we were people who did not know how to raise children. there was a world of people who hated us. my husband and i had a very strong relationship. for a while our older son came and lived with us. our family got closer. we experienced so much humiliation. my ex—husband, my son, they w

their airline was easyjet, and ifelt airline.as easyjet, and i felt they were trying to get some support from them and information and they said they were getting all the information from their friends and family back home. i heard similar stories from other families with other areas, like tui. this is notjust easyjet. it is important to say that these airlines have said they have lots of staff dedicated to this and they have been sending more staff to the airport in response to some of this feeling, and i understand people are going through a very difficult situation in rhodes and the health and well—being of their customers is of the utmost importance to them. all the utmost importance to them. all the airlines have been saying that. but the fact is when you are here and you have gone through a traumatic event like that and you feel you can't see any staff who are visible, or they are behind desks with tonnes and tonnes of queues, it does not feel like you are getting the support you need.— does not feel like you are getting th

looking at the most beautiful sunset, but i felt this painting shake, the most beautiful sunset, but ifeltd, it was not standing still for me when i looked at it, i could feel it vibrate, and i didn't know anything about rothko, it was only later when i did find out about rothko and read about rothko that i thought oh my god, and then i realised something, very early on, that art, true art should resonate, should make you feel it is not a thing, is not an object, it is a true entity, a true thing that comes from somewhere, that's what makes it art. it that's what makes it art. if ou that's what makes it art. if you talk to people on the street and ask her tracey emin is, they would associate you with my bad, or the other work, everyone i ever slept with, 1963- 1985. everyone i ever slept with, 1963-1985. you think the painting has been overlooked? i think i have been overlooked, and i think the painting has been overlooked. i and i think the painting has been overlooked.— and i think the painting has been overlooked. i don't think the peeple — been overlooked. i don't think the people unde

ifelt disgusted. he was so much older as well. ,, , disgusted. disgusted. he was so much older as well. ,, _ ,, disgusted. he was so much older as well. ,, _ , ., well. shelby says she complained to the management, _ well. shelby says she complained to the management, but— well. shelby says she complained to the management, but nothing - well. shelby says she complained to the management, but nothing was l the management, but nothing was done. she quit in may. macdonald said it was investigating why any issues that she raised were not formally escalated at the time. macdonald uses a franchise system that means individual operators are licensed to run the stores and directly employ the staff. this lady is employed by a franchise in cheshire and she is 17. last year, she was repeatedly sexually harassed by a much older male colleague. the man was also racially abusive. he often showed me his penis in the freezer. he referred me as a monkey, and would not stop repeating it. even though the other seemed uncomfortable with the situation. i could not h

ifelt like christmas. ifeel like i'm somebody _ you. ifelt like christmas.step in, giving a tenant a fresh start in life. oli constable, bbc news. a brilliant project. a smart use of resources. a brilliant pro'ect. a smart use of resources. , ., , ., , resources. tennis, of course, a big da , resources. tennis, of course, a big day, wimbledon, _ resources. tennis, of course, a big day, wimbledon, the _ resources. tennis, of course, a big day, wimbledon, the men's- resources. tennis, of course, a big day, wimbledon, the men's far i resources. tennis, of course, a big i day, wimbledon, the men's far north comedy drama the women's far north we have had. what was novak djokovic saying? this opponent is hungry, he is hungry, "let's have a feast!" yes, it sounds like the headlight of a movie _ yes, it sounds like the headlight of a movie i— yes, it sounds like the headlight of a movie. iwill yes, it sounds like the headlight of a movie. i will break the habit of a lifetime _ a movie. i will break the habit of a lifetime and — a movie. i will break the habit of a l

ifelt it emerge. it wasn't standing still for me when i looked at it. i could feel it vibrate.rothko, and i didn't pursue anything about rothko afterwards. it was only later when i did find out about rothko and read about rothko i thought, oh, my god. how... and then i realised something very early on that art, to art should resonate. should make you feel. it is not a picture, it is not a thing, it is not an object, it is a true entity. a true thing that has energy that comes from somewhere. that is what makes it art. but comes from somewhere. that is what makes it art-— makes it art. but if you talk to --eole makes it art. but if you talk to people in _ makes it art. but if you talk to people in the _ makes it art. but if you talk to people in the street _ makes it art. but if you talk to people in the street and - makes it art. but if you talk to people in the street and ask. makes it art. but if you talk to i people in the street and ask who tracey emin as there were probably associate you with my bad or the other work that handed called everyone i ever slept with, 1963 to 1

felt in evitable that huw - has felt in evitable that huw edwards would be named at some point, and ifeltt has been an enormous media storm over the past five days. and at the back of my mind, as i have been reporting on this story, for the past week or so, is that huw edwards has spoken quite openly about his own battles with mental health issues and there were concerns expressed to me during my reporting that the storm that has engulfed him and his family may have had an impact on his mental health, and we are seeing that borne out in the statement from vicky flind, his wife, today. we the statement from vicky flind, his wife, today-— wife, today. we have also had a statement _ wife, today. we have also had a statement from _ wife, today. we have also had a statement from the _ wife, today. we have also had a statement from the police, - wife, today. we have also had a statement from the police, of i statement from the police, of course, saying that there has been no evidence of criminal offences. in light of what the police have said, what do the past five days of speculation look like

i'll be honest with you, ifelt a sense of shame. how could i talk about this in public?d about _ about this in public? where you worried about your _ about this in public? where you worried about your financial - worried about your financial situation? i worried about your financial situation?— worried about your financial situation? ~' ., ., situation? i knew if i wanted to enter into _ situation? i knew if i wanted to enter into any _ situation? i knew if i wanted to enter into any future _ situation? i knew if i wanted to enter into any future financial. enter into any future financial arrangement, one of the questions would be, have you ever been closed down by a bank or any other institution? going public involved a degree of risk, and a degree of embarrassment and shame. but what persuaded me was, in the intervening six weeks, i spoke to so many other people who had also been summarily closed down by the banks, that i felt at last somebody must be a champion for this. but felt at last somebody must be a champion for this.— felt at last somebody must be a champion f

ifelt like she she just kept following me onto the water.e. . for sure. had really hesitate to put that sarong — for sure. had really hesitate to put that sarong christie who _ for sure. had really hesitate to put that sarong christie who is - that sarong christie who is already mushy about his dog. if you were adrift with your furry companion you might try innovate rescue, i suggest. might try innovate rescue, i su: est. , ., might try innovate rescue, i su: est. , . ., , suggest. oh, christian, iwould try to head towards _ suggest. oh, christian, iwould try to head towards rescue _ suggest. oh, christian, iwould try to head towards rescue because i l to head towards rescue because i love scout, i love my dog. you know i'm a sap on this. of course you had to go there with me on this. i like the story. they are lucky to be alive. i'mjust the story. they are lucky to be alive. i'm just glad that they were recovered. yes, just so you know, scout is right outside my door. i told him to stay and not bark. it’s told him to stay and not bark. it's

ifelt i had to make that contribution.out this with space _ face. i want to ask you about this with space and _ face. i want to ask you about this with space and with _ face. i want to ask you about this with space and with time, - face. i want to ask you about this with space and with time, and i face. i want to ask you about this | with space and with time, and i'm going to do that in a second. lots of people are texting with their own experiences, saying they don't want to come on and it is deeply upsetting. so i can remind you that between now and when we finish there is some upsetting stuff. if you are watching on bbc two, you're leaving us for the football, australia against canada. everyone else is staying here. sorry about that, had to do that little bit of housekeeping. george, you took my breath away. flan housekeeping. george, you took my breath away-— housekeeping. george, you took my| breath away-_ it breath away. can you hear me 0k? it is a much better— breath away. can you hear me 0k? it is a much better lin

ifelt so much _ everything i had imagined. ifelt so much love, — everything i had imagined.cial. it was a ceremony full of secial special. it was a ceremony full of special moments. _ special. it was a ceremony full of special moments. my _ special. it was a ceremony full of special moments. my friend i special. it was a ceremony full of special moments. my friend was | special moments. my friend was -la in: special moments. my friend was playing the _ special moments. my friend was playing the piano _ special moments. my friend was playing the piano and _ special moments. my friend was playing the piano and it - special moments. my friend was playing the piano and it was i special moments. my friend was playing the piano and it was so l playing the piano and it was so beautiful she said this is an opportunity for people to go up and write on the casket. if they wanted to. and, sorry... it wasjust so beautiful. to. and, sorry... it was 'ust so beautifulfi to. and, sorry... it was 'ust so beautiful. . ., ., beautiful. with the celebration of her life, chris _ beautiful. with t

for that one hour, ifelt like i could be anywhere in the world away from the reality that awaited these women when they stepped outside of the salon into a world where girls are barred from secondary schools in most provinces, where women can't attend university, where women can't work for domestic or international ngos, they are barred from parks, swimming pools, gyms, public baths, where if they have to travel long distances they have to be escorted by a male relative, where they're expected to wear clothing with only their eyes visible. and for this latest restriction, the taliban aren't even giving a reason, especially and women are asking, this was a female—only space. there's no interaction between men and women in a salon. why was it banned then? the taliban said they're not giving the reason now, they will give it at a suitable time. the women i've spoken to are devastated. one said she was shocked. one said she felt like she was trapped in a cage which kept shrinking every minute. you know, usually what i've seen is, when a couple of months go by, after one restriction is annou

ifelt everything put in the rightful place and stitched up. black shorts and not white shorts. an athlete has gone out and shared the fact she was competing on her period. women and health and fitness, do not be shy of your body. our bodies are amazing and i want to celebrate that as well. it is our bodies are amazing and i want to celebrate that as well.— celebrate that as well. it is great to talk to you. _ celebrate that as well. it is great to talk to you. thank _ celebrate that as well. it is great to talk to you. thank you. - mike has the sport. including a busy day at wimbledon. three british champions to tell you about and one of the men's finals that was the best in recent history. not only did the carlos alcaraz beat novak djokovic in a grand slam final, he did it on the grass where the seven—time wimbledon champion has been unbeatable for a decade. djokovic was aiming for a 24th grand slam title, but the 20—year—old spaniard, triumphed over five sets, with an extraordinary victory. alcaraz is the third youngest man to win the men's

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keep going but it was just something inside of me that, once i told stokes i'd come to the decision, ifeltsten ashes win so some people say when you know, you know, i never quite had that, but there was a pool to finishing it when i feel great and i'm on top of my game and that ultimately came down to the decision. on 389/9 leading by 77. to the women's world cup where england have been given a huge boost for the rest of the tournament as long as they qualify for the knockout stages. a scan has revealed that midfielder keira walsh has not suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury as first feared — following that knee injury in england's1—0 win against denmark on friday. walsh will remain at england's base camp during her recovery — but will miss england's final group match against china on tuesday. one game is under way this morning in group h. south korea are taking on morocco both sides lost their first match, with morocco going down to a heavy 6—0 defeat against germany, but they took an early lead in this one. currently half time in adelaide and it's1—0 to morocco. it's all set for

i felt the energy, ifelt to everyone for supporting.en. as my family, where i first started, to see them back up there looking so strong, that thing was rapid to the high—speed corners, well. i was like, wow. i am a big damian lewis fan, didn't know he could sing. lewis fan, didn't know he could sin. , ., ., lewis fan, didn't know he could sing-_ notl lewis fan, didn't know he could . sing-_ not that sing. he is in a band now. not that that makes — sing. he is in a band now. not that that makes the _ sing. he is in a band now. not that that makes the elvis _ sing. he is in a band now. not that. that makes the elvis impersonation. was he doing elvis? it was very like star—spangled banner. he was he doing elvis? it was very like star-spangled banner.— star-spangled banner. he went for it, didn't he? _ star-spangled banner. he went for it, didn't he? do _ star-spangled banner. he went for it, didn't he? do you _ star-spangled banner. he went for it, didn't he? do you think - star-spangled banner. he went for it, didn't he? do you think he

ifelt fat and ugly. i am happily married with and ugly. sort of stuff. but men are just as bothered, i was just as bothered about my body image. i was just as depressed about it and had to do something. i lost six stone, i am now 15 stone, and i did it in two years. that's because i was tired of looking at myself in the mirror and hating myself. i am not a body—builder, i havejust lost body—builder, i have just lost weight body—builder, i havejust lost weight and got fit by running, i havejust come off weight and got fit by running, i have just come off the beach in bangor with my dog, walking him. it's like many things with men, we need to start getting into the dialogue of men, men arejust need to start getting into the dialogue of men, men are just as bothered by this stuff as women. that's what we are doing this morning. i that's what we are doing this morninu. ~' ., that's what we are doing this morninu. ~ ., i. that's what we are doing this morninu. ~ ., y., ., that's what we are doing this morninu. ~ ., ., ., ~ morning. i know you a