ihada off we go! i had a lot of fears going into this trip.kant predicted in public around other people, and it didn't happen. that pa rt people, and it didn't happen. that part was made for children like them, so we felt safe, and that is one thing we didn't really... sometimes we don't really feel safe taking them to a normal places for regular children. to be honest, they are having a lot more fun than i would have thought. normally, to get them to have this much fun is rare. we have two do little things and make weird noises, that is the only time they will be smiling and laughing. but almost this whole place has the same effect. laughing. but almost this whole place has the same effectlj laughing. but almost this whole place has the same effect. i was literally terrified that we would get into a situation where they would be melting down, lots of tea rs, really would be melting down, lots of tears, really loud. just complete emotional breakdown for the world to see. and it didn't happen. everything went much more calmly thanit everything

if ihada brutal boys boarding school. if i had a son, i would probably send them there., you are beaten and all of this other stuff, like you were at every other school of the time. and yes, i do remember not wanting to shout when being beaten and that is an indication and i do remember people saying that i looked pretty, sort of thing. and i scoured to try to stop looking pretty and i figured scoured to try to stop looking pretty and ifigured i would ta ke pretty and ifigured i would take a boxing in order to become aggressive appearance and it's sort of worked quite well. so cure we are. in the end, we are thrown out of the sas written special forces because of a complicated incident that you and a friend acquired some explosives and when to be freelanced.” acquired the explosives but we we re acquired the explosives but we were to blow up as much as possible with as little as possible. and i was quite good at it and i thought pitted to give it back to the queen. put it in the boot. so two months later, the boot of my car was filled with explosives. so when this guy ca

ihada to around the area of low pressure.northwards and eastwards. once that clears you have a good few hours of dry and sunny weather before it turns wet and windy again in the southwest later on. although there is more rain to come on wednesday, it will not be as cold for england and wales as it was day. but all of this rain means that the pollen levels have dropped and date remaina pollen levels have dropped and date remain a low to moderate across the country tomorrow. what rain to come overnight as well on those two weather friends there, and as we had it if at the centre of low pressure gets closer, we have more wet weather to come as well. a bit patchy rain to start with on thursday in scotland and a ban of rainfor thursday in scotland and a ban of rain for northern england and northern ireland but it is south of that that will see some sunshine but also some heavy and potentially tend to be downpours developing and some strong and gusty winds through the english channel as well. those temperatures still disappointing

advice and they said to ring 999 which i rang, they came, i had to ring 999 which i rang, they came, ihadawas it completely unexpected? had you talked about it before? no, just out of the blue. i'mjust talked about it before? no, just out of the blue. i'm just glad he was there. roy, now you are recovered which is fabulous and at home, and clearly crises like this to makers put everything into context but have you had any kind second thoughts about maybe that was a moment of panic in hospital? i‘m sure you would not admit them on national tv. i kept thinking myself she might have forgotten but she hasn‘t, so... laughter. i was laughter. iwas in laughter. i was in intensive care, so i got to a point where i was... i thought i would give up but i had had enough i couldn‘t do it any more and i had a word with myself and you just look at what you have got and your family and your friends and... at what you have got and your family and yourfriends and... i thought, we had been together that long, i thought we might as well, we will do it. so you have a wedding to plan and a ring to get hold of.

given about trying to go through the phone number online and i had through the phone number online and ihadaer the most vulnerable in our society and those living with dementia are in danger of being really isolated and not getting the care and support they need, not getting the basic food they need. it's very interesting the issue of isolation has come up. doctor, you are not vulnerable, but you are struggling, is that fair? the system isn't working, you are not classed as a vulnerable person when it comes to being receptive to coronavirus but not enough help is being given because of the new social distancing measures? absolutely. i think it needs to be looked over again. you've got guide dogs campaigning to the government to get people who are registered blind and severely sight impaired on the list. i don't see myself as vulnerable but i am at risk if i have to go out on my own. this is the problem. how do you deal with that, day—to—day, apologies for interrupting. it's difficult. very stressful. at home, having the children at home, you consume a lot more food, that's always in the back

it is because i found out ihada reunited.ister in the year 2000 and i waited almost 20 years to find margaret. i knew of her existence andl margaret. i knew of her existence and i did the research, tried to find her but it is always up to the adopted child to try and find her family soi adopted child to try and find her family so i had been waiting and waiting and when i got a letter from the passport department saying would i co nta ct the passport department saying would i contact them on a matter of c , i contact them on a matter of urgency, i thought i had i contact them on a matter of urgency, ithought i had my i contact them on a matter of urgency, i thought i had my passport client but when i rang them they said it is actually the general records office and we found your sister and we need your permission to pass your details on to your sister and that evening i got an e—mail saying, hello, from auckland and that was just amazing because margaret put in the e—mail that mum must have had you adopted and then i had to te