when iwasa bits and pieces of both in me.was a bit more like star and more concerned about what others thought i was, now that iam what others thought i was, now that i am older i find myself a bit more like brie, had those frustrations and angerand like brie, had those frustrations and anger and also the passion and drive and i was driven by love my family and the determination to make it, so i definitely connect with both. let's talk about anger, what we re both. let's talk about anger, what were you angry about as a kid? you know, i think for me as a kid, i was angry about the circumstances and the fact that people outside of my life and outside of lives like mine failed to try to understand the circumstances. the reason i loved hip—hop so much as a teenager and as a kid was because mappers were speaking about my situation and they understood it, whereas if i watch the news, when they talked about neighbourhoods like mine, when they talked about people like me, it was only ina talked about people like me, it was only in a

i used to tell my friends when i was four that i was tell my friends when i was four that iwasa tell they knew what i was like. it was when i was six or seven, i was in infant school andi six or seven, i was in infant school and i actually told some of my friends the same thing, i was meant to bea friends the same thing, i was meant to be a boy and i was overheard by some people in the playground. and kids can be cruel, so i was overheard and straightaway they said i was overheard and straightaway they said iwasa overheard and straightaway they said i was a lesbian, but i didn't know what a lesbian was. ijust remember being six, seven at the most, and wanting the ground to swallow me up, basically. and when you got to puberty as a young teenager, 13 or so, what was that like for you? that is when things started to change physically, and that was stuff that i was not happy with. i never felt co mforta ble i was not happy with. i never felt comfortable in my body. i didn't like what was changing. even from those ages, i tried to suppress things that were changing and try and hide with

labour, when they are drawing up the manifesto, and if i was are drawing up the manifesto, and if iwasaicial i would not yet press the print button on any new literature. thanks forjoining us. voters in spain go to the polls tomorrow in a fiecely contested general election — the third in four years. among the contenders, the ultra nationalist vox party, whose leaders attack multiculturalism and feminism — the first real resurgence of the far right since the death of the dictator, general franco, in 1975. from madrid, james reynolds reports. a new far right party is rising in spain. it's called vox. at the party's final rally in madrid its leader santiago abascal attacked multiculturalism and what he called feminist supremacy. i asked his supporters if they wanted to go back in time to the years of spain's 20th—century fascist leader general franco. the people of the left side wants to revive franco again. not you? you don't want to? no. not me, franco died too many years ago. do you want to go back to the past? no, never, never, and this is not going to the past, for sure. well, i like

iwasa did you vote remain or leave? i was a lever and i probably still and a lever, to be fair. was voting to leave. i don‘t know. the problem is nobody has really got any information, have they? of any deals. we are not actually being told what the deals are. we are not... there are no deals. it is such a vast can of worms that nobody knows what is going on and that is the thing, the uncertainty. we live ina the thing, the uncertainty. we live in a democracy and the british public voted to leave, so if that is what the vote was for... if we voted for tories or labour or sdp are whoever, then the independents... then that is what should be. those are some of the views we gathered today in chelmsford. today is the start of the bbc dance passion festival, and a teacher came up passion festival, and a teacher came up with a technique to make it more accessible for people who have lost some or all of their site. —— who‘ve lost some or all of their sight. david sillito‘s been to meet him. sweeping his arms through the air, dipping and swooping across the space with balletic movement.

to get in here for that office in that final thing that i was that office in that final thing that iwasaic that that other in the rings, in the fifth book equipment clinic. not in that the metaphor to be and it didn't out of the qms not the fact that most pertinent meta— at european level and those off of both su ccesses european level and those off of both successes and to if you have been suffering from an apple injury that my vet have always been claimed that the difficult existent up there but not as big as the two that what i had a move that that that i did that i will have the... bootjimmy the event that the goods still have motown give to them on the left at a female. tomorrow, formula 1 will celebrate its 1000th race, and while a lot‘s changed over the years, mercedes' dominance at the chinese grand prix has been pretty consista nt in recent years. they've locked out the front row tomorrow, with valteri bottas on pole. that's the team's sixth in the last seven races in china. team—mate lewis hamilton will start behind him, as nick parrott reports. domination is a theme that runs

i had a thing for looking good since i was i had a thing for looking good since iwasa i had a thing forways will believe that. i like to win on the football field is welcome us of... it's obviously been an exciting day, a long journey. i've come this far. it's not over. i will be ready to go. there's more sport here on bbc news thoughout the evening... but for me and the rest of the sportsday team, it's good night. good evening. certainly a stormy start to our weekend with the arrival of storm hanna. severe rain and dale's come and that could cause some disruption through the early hours of saturday morning. the gusts of wind in excess of 60—70 mph in places, strong winds will continue to travel steadily east and it will be accompanied by some heavy and persistent rain across north wales the midlands, north of england, across into northern ireland. showers scotland but the north shore braid. factor in the wind, the cloud and the rain, it's going to be a disappointingly cool afternoon. an area of low pressure will start to sweep away off into the north sea for some little ridge of high p