jace could only make out darkness and light.e cells in the retina faulty, leaving patients with very little vision. it into the retina using a harmless virus. jace came to london with his family in 2020, and the surgery took place at great 0rmond street hospital. he was able to get out of bed. this is what's affected by the condition. and this is the tissue we're targeting with the gene therapy. in the future. scientists say even more have since had the procedure. they hope to go to regulators for possible clearance for it to be available on the nhs. so far have been remarkable. we had no idea, you know, what the results were going some phenomenal results. and for us, if this just helps jace navigate his world a little bit better, then it's a massive win. hugh pym, bbc news. that is pivotal for the country and for the whole of europe. the centre—right cdu party is leading in opinion polls, but the far—right afd which is hardline on migration, second largest party. here's katya adler. "we're taking our country back". german borde

jace, from america, was one of the first children in the world to have the treatment.ing with jace at night on the bed, for unbeknown to his parents, he could only see light however, a chance meeting eventually led the family done by university college london, was looking in this model, you can see in the back of the eye and this is the tissue we're targeting with the gene therapy. first flew here to london to be assessed at moorfields eye hospital. they were all born with a rare genetic condition, all aged their sight completely within a couple of years. and surgery ended up getting cancelled when we were here but in september 2020, jace flew to london and visited he came out of surgery. and within the first couple of minutes he was able to get out of bed~ _ he was spinning, dancing around, making all- of the nurses laugh. vision. of sight loss is available on the nhs, this study brings new hope that children with various forms in size and navigating the corridors. the children have now been monitored all have experienced improved vision. children with more common dis

jace can now walk down a corridor without help. take for granted. but it's a huge change forjace.me, and i said to her, jace could only make out darkness and light. there was an experimental trial in london. the condition is so rare that scientists had to use their global network to find four patients to take part in the trial. so what is the condition and the treatment? well, it's caused by a defective gene called aipl1, this causes the faulty cells to work better. hospital. he was spinning, dancing around, making all of the nurses laugh. this is what's affected by the condition. this is a particularly rare condition, but it lends weight. here are some of the others who've benefited from the treatment. they hope to go to regulators for possible clearance for it to be available on the nhs. they say it's best in a child's early years to be or are going to be for the long—term future, but we've seen some phenomenal results. hugh pym, bbc news. today's "mane" event — the uk's oldest horse has that, apparently, and i'm happy to be correct, works out at about 138 years in horse years.

but in september 2020, jace flew to london and visited of minutes, he was able to get out of bed. ofa number in size and navigating the corridors. particular form of gene therapy can be effective for other- children with more common diseases in the future. - we had no idea, you know, what the results were going to be or are going to be for the long term future, matt graveling, bbc news. to receive this treatment. welcome to the programme. i understand it wasjust welcome to the programme. i understand it was just before franklin's birthday that franklin's third birthday that he received the diagnosis or that he was going to go he received the diagnosis or �*which was going to go he received the diagnosis or �*which must�*ve ng to go he received the diagnosis or �*which must�*ve been go blind whehmestne been» , devastating blind whrhmestnebeeze— , devastating for you, absolutely devastating for you, tell us about that moment and what you did next.— what you did next i think we knew what you did next he i think we knew what you did next he was think we knew what you did next he was quit

following their treatment, jace and the three other in size, and navigating the corridors.ne therapy can be effective for other we had no idea, you know, what the results were going to be, or are going to be for the long—term future, but we've seen some phenomenal results, and for us, better then it's a massive win. more news any time i on a website. there are challenges , ”ifs; . ,. . a . . ,,... ,, ,, 7 ”iforrthei ” 7 w " for the uk 7 mféi'tiie 1“; premised w " for the uk premised as 7 777for7the77uk wag 5; he 7 fo to7e uk premised as he 7 777fo7to7h7ead wag 5; he 7 7 777fi7>7to7h7ead thieh§h7i 5; he 7 prepares to head through washington for a meeting with president trump and stay with us here on bbc thank us here on bbc news. thank you watching. us here an, bbc news. thank yeu watching. goodbye for now. hello. a different to our weather out there this afternoon, isn't it, compared afttmfififl i=fl1|f’:fivfie’ar’=a*” how we started the with how we started the week. ten pitches on monday for instance in many areas are struggling to a low same 77 7 7 same spot, singlefigureséame

but in september 2020, jace flew to london and visited of minutes he was able to get out of bed.es of a faulty gene aipli straight into the retina. into the retinal cells. while similar treatment for a more gradualform blindness may soon see the benefits. children returned to london, where they underwent a number of tests, including locating objects just five millimetres in size and navigating the corridors. today, the study will be published stating all have this is a particularly rare condition, but it lends weight, it lends confidence to the idea that this children with more common diseases in the future. but we've seen some phenomenal results, and for us, matt 6raveling, bbc news. the james bond movie franchise will no longer be controlled by the broccoli dynasty. long—serving producers barbara broccoli and michael 6 wilson have announced they're stepping down. instead, creative control will now be given to amazon mgm studios. amazingly, it's now four years since the last bond film — no time to die. one thing is clear, daniel craig will not be james norton and paul mescal are

and for us, if this just helps jace navigate his world a little bit better, then it's a massive win. properly? -- could not?— boys could see properly? -- could not? ., , ., ., l could not? probably aroandttoe .l. three months could not? probably aroondattooa .l. three months old. could not? probably aroondtoao . three months old. i or three months old. i remember the moment where i was, 77 777f7e7edi7ng77 feeding bo, 7 feeding bo, �* oldest, afterfeeding bo, our oldest, just at him and i said just looking at him and i said to taylor, you know what, i don't think he's seeing me. it moment where — we were time parents and didn't firstatii-ne paehts and didn't know what to look for — really knowewhatto look for — he mentioned it to our so he mentioned it to our doctors and immediately, we were to see a were escalated to see a specialist to kind of dig into 7= -: the issue 7 the issue was. pr7etty =—m -7 =—m _7 early on, we knew there was something not right with their ssfissfilfis flit tififit 131257253? iifltitflifli flit fliflt ifltfltfliit vision. taytoir; gates a orig to no vision. taytet; gates a

the january tax take hides a bigger problem jace which has saved his eyesight. against portugal later

i don't get only shuttle or will it says, cuz i said already jace, if the person i'm up to lucky wondering both just keep carpets. if i did such a disaster with things at the start, just so that you're not always the concert or we need our stuff and that tonight the so the, the story again, i'll go through the shower on a trip to the pendulum and throw for you all missed the senior sudden i was able to employ you, mcdonald didn't know point a to point us at the end of the afternoon. what our new one particular was the bostic. i thought brushing us to slackness at all the as it was understood, the less you know, no, no, it couldn't be like a wonderful garden for the spot in the queue shuttles this legal model for it the, for me and there, you know, do you have not mostly se, uh, again, its, he called on monday because he already had a good view of the, of the 3 by the american one. but the only other issue there. so that is that, that was all connect me though it yet, cuz the original 0 at the set, the camino de la save the issue today, but i'm going to miss dot go over to my to february mu

that's the norgard is i see it co concept on their own a shuttle or will it says cuz i said already jace, if the person i'm up to lucky wondering boesky carpets, if i were indeed such a disaster of things at the start just so that you're not always the concert or we need our stuff in it tonight. the abundance of being the door again, that will go through the shuttle on a trip to the pendulum it through according to what all messed up, assuming something that wasn't done before you don't do that, no point a to point us at the end of the afternoon what our new medical was a bostic i thought brushing us just laying a set of total as it was understood, the less the no, no, no, it couldn't be like a wonderful garden, but not a good spot in the queue shuttles. this legal model for the, for me and there yet on the do you have no groceries of the so again, it's you called on monday because you already have goods. you're watching of the 3 by the, you know, not going, but i'm going that issue there. so that is that, that was all can i think though it yet, cuz we are watching a video of this upcomi

give me a quote for both codes for what to expect the to says this sort of jace, which we produce a lot in key at the 01 second, she looked at the symbol of a task of the products which i didn't like in my use for this, the moving 4 kinds of included september to get to the cool oh today. so please sure. move up employees for the little ones today. but almost to me, you see what was guessing you said on board 2 things that looked in was sent your last name with the porch to like so if most of them i can use this press to proceed . the rest of the page cause those. so when you bought some orders that you forgot when you should more familiar with the plugin or the, the financing, we print reports for isaiah, who, i'm not sure i'm calling. he is cutting stevie wireless. the i'd be more than we ship them. so we might have seen you with the company for kind of similar things that the key to is the most to each of those things. plus i need to convert to any d slow lows. those staging by means i knew this, which is rule. and if so, we're still going to get you to buy me from all that was to us

2015 bronze refrain walter hood 2015 steel flotilla eric powell 2015 steel and the butterfly girl jaceann webster 2015 stainless steel and i would like to introduce civic art collection and public art program director mary chu and senior registrar alison cummings. well allison go for it. >> i'm going to start off with a brief background introduction. i didn't know where who was doing what. so thank you, commissioners. just to provide some background, the office of community investment and infrastructure known as oci is the successor to the former san francisco redevelopment agency and is working with the recreation and parks department as well as us the arts commission to transfer ownership and maintenance of the hunters point shipyard phase one parks and public artworks to the city and county of san francisco. for some background in 2009 the redevelopment commission ten public art pieces for the shipyard which were then installed in 2015. we are recommending that the arts commission accession and the following eight artworks as you just read into the civic art collection. the two rema

it was ourfirst child at the time, and i said jace was born with a rare genetic condition unbeknown tohance meeting eventually led the family to professorjames bainbridge, who, using years of research in this model, you can see in the back of the eye this is what's affected by the condition. and this is the tissue we're targeting with the gene therapy. it was in 2020 that four little children from around the world first flew here to london to be assessed at moorfields eye hospital. they were all born with a rare genetic condition, all aged between 1 and 2, expected to lose the first visit was in the middle of covid and surgery ended up getting cancelled when we were here for a couple of days going through pre—op. of the nurses laugh. so how does it work? an injection through the front of the eye delivers working production of aipl1 proteins essential for healthy vision. while similar treatment for a more gradualform blindness may soon see the benefits.