i'm in london speaking to hollywood royalty dame joan collins . this is a dame joan collins.th your presence. >> well, i haven't, but you're pretty new, aren't you? aren't i? you've been on for, like, what, 3 or 4 years? >> not even that much, but. but we feel. i think people feel established already. but you are. i'm talking to you because i'm one of the lucky ones. i'm going to see your show behind the shoulder pads one night only at the adelphi theatre. october. the 22nd. you're talking about your extraordinary life. stage, screen . published author. 19 screen. published author. 19 books tv most important . yeah is books tv most important. yeah is there anyone who's managed to straddle what, seven, eight decadesin straddle what, seven, eight decades in showbiz and still be at the top? >> yes, i was thinking about that. the other day because somebody said, you know, the last girl there is a shirley maclaine? sure. she started at the same time as me, sophia loren. yeah, she started around the same time working much there. it's true. she's not. but she's still out there being

she was paired with joan through a local home care agency. i do this job because i can give care and compassion to the elderly that deserve to be cared for. joan is a certified nursing assistant with three decades of experience. she works 70 hours a week, seven days a week, taking care of five clients for $14 an hour. you can go out there and find a job at mcdonald's, making more than you can for home health. home care workers are, in short supply here in wilmington, north carolina, where, like so much of the country, a tight labor market and increasingly high cost of living is making it hard to attract workers. so we're on tons of different job boards at bayada home health care agency looking for staff is a full time job for director matthew hannigan, with a staff of 100. he needs twice as many workers almost every day. somebody either goes without care or their schedule is affected. why is it so hard to find people to do this job? it's a hard job. that's the thing we sort of live and die, i guess, by our reimbursement rates that we get back

. >> reporter: this past spring, joan prum's increased age and frailty ushered in a new reality. >> atretty well. >> reporter: when you heard the word "hospice," what did that mean to you? >> i thought that unless you were really and firm and bedridden , you would not be a candidate for hospice. but it turns out, not to be true. >> reporter: health care teams provide comfort to hospice treatments expected to live no longer than six months. as with all palliative care, train professionals off her medication and treatment to decrease pain and increase quality of life. but with hospice, attempts to cure an illness or stopped. >> people are afraid of that world, they think -- >> i just thought even mentioning end, i said beginning of the end. >> reporter: founded 50 years ago, connecticut hospice was the first in the nation and overseas joan prum's care. barbara pearce is the ceo. it's really hard to predict how long someone has to live, who makes the decision? speak of the patient. the patient and their families. >> reporter: it averages about $200 a day and is covered by medicare, medica

joan, what's on your list? >> so many people need to fall back, ari.ttle benny johnson, the conservative pundit videographer, he had to fall back about nine years ago when he was caught plagiarizing at buzzfeed and he went away for a time, but he came back bigger than ever. now we have learned he's been getting subsidized by russian state media to do videos for $100,000 a pop. and he says he's a victim. he didn't know. how do you not know where that kind of money is coming from? how do you not ask questions? but i guess he didn't have to. but now he's having to be a little bit embarrassed once again. >> yeah, and on that, joan, we have seen this in so much of the disinformation and people have learned more. i mean, early internet, maybe there was a little utopian talk. now i think on facebook and other places and twitter run by elon musk, people are well aware of these problems. but someone like johnson shows that you could be punished or lose out even through some of the traditional mechanisms. he's not hirable by most journalistic outlets, but there'

the chinese mega city of joan see. don't miss the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day an in depth look at the current use events analyzed by experts and critical thinking is. this is the weekdays on dw, the, [000:00:00;00] the, this is, he is not the same to pass. this is a city he will never 2nd know is the mountain seem as it's known to the we clicked oh, for people with the fear of heights all for sensitive stomachs. but if you want to visit charging in southwest china, you will spend an exciting night in a make a city that has exploded in size over the past 30 years. 32000000 people live in this city. almost the size of australia. it's one of the largest in the world in terms of area and still growing. but hardly anyone outside of the region has heard of charging the thinking that people think it. so he's very chinese functioning functioning. i mean, i've never met anyone who knows where it is, is an inside look at the city would have to step onto the world stage. wait. so the to reset the

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to stay that long though and decide to make an appointment. felicia the, the moment mike pools and joan king is the perfect time to meet with a woman who's turning her life side to have the escape. the son says is the name is had died, show sion doesn't know with she'll be able to escape her old life. but this already feels so much more like herself and she wants to show us that the, the whole summer is shut up. so is it just a, how did we meet a woman? some of the family members were already friends. if you have made music together before sun met online, or we oh, music lovers who are active online, i'm going to use it. how much is the 24 year old because they're little nervous. it's the 1st time the musicians have spoken to foreigners after old. there are very few of them in this may just sitting in the shell gen takes us with a she's bought a car. so this organized thing you lot. her goal is to devote yourself entirely to music for a year and hopefully be able to support yourself by the end. since then, her life has taken place almost exclusively, if not today she and we have a full

. >> lara: we are here with the first golden bachelorette ever, joan vassos, everybody. to hear that. you are glowing, is there a reason? . >> guest: i am very happy. >> reporter: good to hear, i asked before, and more importantly your happiness comes first, the kids how are they? >> guest: the kids are very happy. they wanted what made me happy. if i am happy they are; they are supportive, a little cringey about me kissing guys on tv, other than that, loved the journey for me. >> lara: i watched the first - popped from the screen. immediately, i am not the only one who thought so. you were a fan-favorite, everyone was sad when you left. were you? >> guest: i was so sad, it was not a hard decision to make, but a sad decision. and you know, i ... i said i need to leave right now. and i walked upstairs. and i walked upstairs to my bedroom to pack, and it hit me ... "this is it, it's over". >> lara: and yet it's not. >> guest: i felt like my time was short there, i thought i would be one of those people who was on, you know, for a minutes and, um, then ... you know, they le

we'll see if we can get joan on headliners.nation, ex—boss and free speech warrior elon musk teases that he may get rid of the block button for his social media platform enhancement or hindrance for freedom of expression. commenter, commenter and social media buff jess gill joins me to delve into this in a moment. stay welcome back to free speech nation. lots of you getting in touch, keeping coming through . touch, keeping coming through. someone called steve. it's a sexy name, says david lammy. is really spelled david lammy or is it meme? i don't know, you can't tell. these days in the modern day world, la meme . because he day world, la meme. because he wants to trend on social, it could be either another viewer says heathcliff, can't he just use a tanning booth , alistair use a tanning booth, alistair says , out of curiosity, is says, out of curiosity, is anyone present ever offended by anything said on gb news? we can ask live audience have you ever been offended by anything said on this channel? no, just it feels like i've

we started with 24 men vying for joan's tv love, and we're down to 14.ere eliminated, four died of natural causes. [ laughter ] tonight, the golden guys had to decide who would sleep on the top bunk, which was not as easy as it sounds. some of them snore, some of them have bad knees, one of them sleeps naked. [ laughter ] and they all wake up a lot to go pee. [ laughter ] a lot of logistics going into putting five guys in one room. they're lined up outside the men's room like it's a lakers game at 4:00 a.m. [ laughter ] instead of a cocktail party, this week, they had a barbecue. i'll tell you something. you ladies know. there's nothing sexier than a bunch of men in their 60s arguing over how to grill a brurger. [ laughter ] >> you're cooking a burger, don't ever pat it down. >> right. >> you gotta barbecue right. i think i'm going to barbecue sauce them now. >> i wouldn't put barbecue sauce on my burgener 30 years, i mean, it just can't happen. because i like the flavor of the meat. >> this is new york style, and i also cook my burgers to medium rare, n

dame joan.n , martin a broadcast news icon, martin daubney for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . gbnews.com forward slash alerts. >> are mark white the cheques in the post? if you want to get in touch, please go to gbnews.com/yoursay and make sure to read out best of your messages little later in the show. i'm martin daubney channel. welcome back. time is 339. i'm martin daubney on gb news now. yesterday sir keir starmer told gb news that he cannot guarantee the veterans will be placed ahead of other groups in housing waiting lists, including , waiting lists, including, astonishingly, asylum seekers. now he spoke to our political edhon now he spoke to our political editor, chris hope, and let's take a look at what he said. >> it's a very important commitment that we've made because to many veterans who have , you know, given so much to have, you know, given so much to their country , find t

joan first arguments are just one week away. so this is kind of a pre-game before the arguments start, right? >> this is the first time all nine will be together since july 1st when they handed down there trump immunity case and we had we saw bitter divisions so they're all now back from their summer recess meeting around a table in a chamber off the office of chief justice john roberts only the nine no law clerks no assistance. and they're going through literally hundreds of appeals that came in over the summer, but they're actually not discussing those. they've already they have a special list of about two dozen cases of cases that they decided they wanted to discuss and decide what to added to their calendar for oral arguments in resolution. all the other cases that came in will just be denied in the lower court rulings in those cases will stand. now, let me just tell you about three cases that are major in already on the calendar edited them toward the end of last session, and all three of them touch on some of the toughest

it has literally done what kind of what his profession is dying out bunks of being a part of joan ching for much longer than the major cities sky. not promoting technologies such as self driving camps. the hills, the narrow streets, the steps they remain, even as the city has become a, make the city the 69 year old has seen it'll a this is how they used to be new bridges. there was no bridge here. so with your new high rise buildings, either everything has changed your job. the raffles building hasn't been built yet . and i was very fun to a new the old headland with the 2 rivers meet today, it looks like this. the major complex with a towel is, is raffles. the towel is the supposed to resemble an oversized sale. to nice like every nice the building dominates, the sky line. it's a shopping center offices, hotels, and departments. is the tool as residential building and china. proud junction resident sites, 4 times total lives in the empire state building in your before we can go up. we 1st have to go down the meals and list we're meeting up with goal one told raffles is his baby when he

moment i've been in office and i was on boards that was a rainy day i didn't know who joan was 8 yearswere walking in the excelsior and looking at and talking about how we can bring more art and activation to the city of excelsior in the outer mission and shortly after joan applied for city grants a long journey at 3545 we're almost there but she was able to lead the art installations she did the art installations at city hall my office even during covid and have art exhibitions we recognize arts exhibits that has spread and she and her husband paul are exemplar residents and done a tremendous amount for the arts though it is sad you're leaving joan i'm happy 3 you are on to the next phase in our life such such such a tremendous life i'm really, really happy we're able to honor you and the different staff and people and the artist you worked with and board members over the last 7 years. thank you very much. and thank you for your commitment to san francisco. >> wow.. thank you. (clapping) >> thank you, thank you so much really. supervisors commissioner chambers and president peskin tha

plus, the golden bachelorette, joan vassos. also, we continue record breaker

segregated state of mississippi jones suffered from a severe stutter. owing to his difficult childhood, joan said a sympathetic teacher and the practice of reciting poetry helped him conquer his speech impediment. one day, the sun was set on my time here and he made his phone to view and stanley kubrick's 1964 doctor, strange stuff. but his 1st major center rose arisen great white hope. turning him an academy award nominations. 1970 i'm black and i'm hoping his dramatic range was undeniable in more than 100 performances over the following decades. field of dreams was the hunt for red october. and as the eagle snake caught leader, tulsa, do, right. and conan, the barbarian is paula. and the dramatic active was an eas, pivoting to comedy along side eddie murphy's and coming to america to us wait, right that our team as well as veterans so young on stage jones was politic thing, the type of role. and shakespeare is king lear and the fellow lenny and mice of man and truly max and in fences landing in one of his 2 tony awards are request what law is better say. i've got the, like you in 2022 hist

at least 22 people have been killed in mexico. hurricane joan bots at the pacific coast for several days. many victims were parked in my flight so trapped in collapsed buildings. the airport and the result of a phone call has been closed due to flooded and bolton is underway in austria, in the general election in which the fire ride has searched the food on potty has pledged to create what it calls for. trust austria, and prevent migraines. from entering the pulling ahead of the conservatives, but could be left out of government if of a potties refused to join them in a coalition. in austria, the effects of migration a probably nowhere as a parent, as they are in the town of christ, keeps some 30 kilometers from the cappy to vienna. here at the reception center asylum seekers spent the 1st weeks in austria. this sunday lotus will choose a new parliament for austria rep migration. you creams empty bites, people beach. they watched the most important topic any calls time from trist case me see. and to most important issues are foreigners crime and food crisis tires that to students, meters

[applause] [applause] >> and and joan. [inaudible]. jingo, oh my gosh. >> to save this man.applause] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ tammy: well guess coming up and checking back in on old joke tonight and present media, we have about them but he just opening the country. his latest gap of the never speaking to the fed chair powell is eye opening tonight cabinet secretary doctor ben carson is here to react also tonight not done with kamala harris oprah interview yet. harris: in terms of both riley having the right have aspirations. tammy: avoid coming up, there's even more great revealing work salads, that we did not even get to and former white house press secretary hogan is here to react the first month secret service today, finally releasing the results of his internal investigation under trump's first assassination attempt when they admitted to it more portly did not is next. >> i told them because the guys bleep. >> i told them that bleep bleep the secret service i told them that bleep bleep come i told them bleep bleep the guys over here. [background sounds]. >> what? >> no, we are

this guy, charles k., another bachelor contestant shows up, he starts doing push-ups to show joan howhink he might have made a bigger impression on jack. >> oh! ah! well, we still got it. >> that was impressive. >> yeah. oh, my god. >> this guy's doing freaking push-ups on the floor? i think i'm in good shape, that son of a bitch is in great shape. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can jack host the show, too? some bachelors are more golden than others. but maybe the strongest love connection tonight was the connection between charles l. a different charles and the appliances in the bachelor kitchen. >> oh, this is real. nice. it's real nice. we will have one party one night. super. fantastic. see? beyond my imagination. [ laughter ] oh, we have a humongous refrigerator. oh, lots of meat. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that might have been the most old man thing i've ever seen on tv. [ laughter ] it's like he was at an open house. walking around. wait till he finds out there's a woman living in the house too! [ laughter ] charles is fun, and jack is fun. but some of these guys -- they get up there in ag

we're joined by rutgers professor britney cooper, and "the nation's" joan wallish, two of our long timerget the singular role she had for decades. >> she really did introduce the country to new kinds of issues, and a kind of compassion on so many levels that i think is very important. you know, she also had a multi-racial -- she has had a very multi-racial audience. this is exciting. her speech was great. barack obama told the truth his was the third best speaker that night. i will be excited. i'm excited to see the additive properties of all of these groups, because it's not just oprah and the vice president. they're trying to bring in win with black women, win with black men, white men answer the call, white dudes for harris. comics for harris, deadheads for harris. there's something -- we talk about joy in terms of her pitch. there's something joyous about people showing up in all of their different guises. you could be win with black women and a deadhead. i'm going to go there. that could happen. people can do multiple things. you could be black men for harris and also chefs for har

24 acarreos, 123 ya transportarÁ para el conjunto, tuvo una anotaciÓn por ese medio, mientras que joanya estÁn de vuelta y dijeron con creces. san francisco gana este encuentro y tiene marca de dos y dos y se prepara porque la otra semana volver a jugar en casa en contra de los cardenales de arizona. yo soy anÍbal gutiÉrrez, noticias univisiÓn 14. karla: vamos a revisar del fascinante mundo de los deportes esta vez con sara. sara: es un gusto estar con ustedes, esto es lo mÁs destacado en materia deportiva. fecha ocho en el fÚtbol espaÑol, el metropolitana ender de madrid, atlÉtico madrid contra real madrid, las acciones en la segunda mitad al 64 militao abrir marcador y el 95 Ángel corral igualaba los tablones, 1—1, en el derby de matarrita. en octubre la selecciÓn mexicana tiene dos encuentros, el sÁbado dos enfrentarÁ a valencia y el martes 15 a estados unidos, todo esto por univisiÓn y tudn. esto fue la mÁs destacada materia deportiva, fue un gusto haber estado con ustedes. buenas noches. kara: gracias sara. se acerca la suecia deben de aÑo y un experto en finanzas comparte consejo

joan biskupic. thank you so much and still ahead tonight, trump recently said el salvador is partly to blame for the border crisis. so cnn went there that's the question, are droves of migrants really trying to flee for the u.s but in the past three to four years, this country has seen a radical transformation we'll tell us that they finally feel safe and up to be outside tv moments that took culture over the edge for watching and then our world change he had an explosive reverberation tv on the edge premieres next sunday at nine on cnn my grandfather's run meyer, the header for over 75 years now. he's got so many life experiences that you can share. finding the exact date on ancestry at that our family business was founded, was special to share with my ground father and get that moment every day. >> okay. it's going to hail in omaha and we live not in oman. >> yeah, but i went to college with a guy. where's my phone voters have can save you from becoming your parents, but we can save you money when

she is referred to joan although she was only 19 years old s had already made a name for herself as aierce proponent of workers rights. they often referred to her as a joan of arc a fierce woman warriorhe was in high demand as a speaker on labor rights. to the right of her is jk jones he had been a minor as a guy who started out as a minor for the iww. frankl little wood pride become the most famous worker and why that is at thend of this presentation. these guys set up their base of operations. they go out sta speaking on street cornershey stand on a so litally or a barrel and again as it would with their speeches fellow workers and try to discuss with the workers that are around there on the street there exploitation. convince them to unionize the iww and so on. iww liberty oriented on the first floor of that right where they are speaking. there are others are right around there in earshot of them. they also do not like the radical labor organizers out there speaking they put pressure on the city. ultimately the police come and arrest them. arrested jones and little the two men of t

and so i was in that i set up with the guy that d b, joan boots at him, ok. it jumped to told me more to hoss should be much, he called the a. ready too often of kind of style and this put trains through the prism of war. but there were many of the kind of stuff thanks for the braves. individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives funding for decades reviews the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real part 3. the rise of the missionary dean on us just the defense. the monk, adult people is coming people. moya. nice to match up. i brush the safe them even comment as an international insight, corruption, excellence award, nominator hero. now the in his role is destruction of janine and the occupied westbank continues. doctors without borders says it has to stop key medical operations in the refugee camp. the hello and saw the height of this resolved. is there a lie from the hole? so coming up, the 1st part of the vaccinations of children begin in gauze of bonds. this concern that the s

. >> i know i almost hit joan. dan smoked one right by her face. not how you get a rose. >> the woman handing out those roses, joan vasos, will be live in times square talking about her journey to love. that's coming up on good morning america at 7:00. >> it's not how you get a rose. i know clearly why she's screaming. >> and that is the reason. also, you might be wondering if you're looking at the seven day forecast that drew does. that's the reason why you see a rose. yes. on wednesday. yes >> many people have been asking what this golden rose is. and now you know. the golden bachelorette, it's so much more popular too, than the bachelor in terms of, yes, the records of, i mean, more than 9 million viewers. >> yeah, yeah. >> it's interesting to see, like an older generation finding love. yeah. gary, you know, didn't work, didn't work, didn't work out. so. well, but we had a fun time watching, and now we'll have a fun time watching her, too. yeah, i know i tend to think when it's a bachelorette, it's messier because i think the men are messier tha

joan baez is our guest in the fourth hour of "morning joe."r voice and art to the harris campaign for president. "morning joe" is back in a moment. ♪ blowing in the wind ♪ ♪ the answer is blowing in the wind ♪ ♪ how many times can a man look up ♪ ♪ before he sees the sky ♪ let's say you're deep in a show or a game or the game. on a train, at home, at work. okay, maybe not at work. point is at xfinity. we're constantly engineering new ways to get the entertainment you love to you faster and easier than ever. that's what i do. is that love island? >>> yes, dear. >> i take sugar in my tea. >> oh, your tea! be right there with your tea. coming right up, dear. sugar. tea, sugar. you got it. oh, dear. coming right your way, dear. >> the water is boiling. >> hello! oh, i'm sorry to frighten you, dear. i must look like a yeti in this getup. this is my nightly meringue mask. it's egg whites, sugar, vanilla, and a little touch. there you go, dear. there you go. you've got your cream and sugar now. it's a cappuccino. >> that was the clip from the 1993 --

franklin peÑa y joan martÍnez rangel, de 26 y 22 aÑos, fueron acusados de secuestrar, violar y asfixiar abuso sexual de una niÑa. los presuntos responsables fueron suspendidos mientras la fiscalÍa investiga, pero la madre de la menor, quien encabezÓ una manifestaciÓn, exige mÁs medidas. valeria leÓn, tiene este reporte. justicia para kim. >> la indignaciÓn uniÓ a decenas en protesta en mexicali. justicia. el caso del presunto abuso sexual de kim. una menor de cinco aÑos en el jardÍn de niÑos, graciano viniegra salazar se hizo pÚblico a travÉs de las redes sociales de dulce marÍa, madre de kim. no en el que se escucha el llanto de la menor y su madre comparte que su corazÓn estÁ partido en mil pedazos. >> es por eso que estoy aquÍ, alzando la voz, porque como todos estamos gritando, lo Único que queremos es justicia. >> la subsecretarÍa de educaciÓn bÁsica informÓ que se investiga a una maestra y un administrativo, mientras que la directora del kÍnder fue removida del cargo. por su part, la gobernadora del estado dice que la menor estÁ recibiendo la atenciÓn que necesita. >> se hace una

like the belarusian joan of arc, princess grazhina, at the cost of her life , defended novogrudok and entire grand duchy from the crusaders. litovka is a wonderful place, but there is one problem: when people come here, they take a few selfies with different beautiful installations and leave without understanding anything. in order to comprehend the litovka and look at it from a completely different angle, you need to look at it through the prism of its creator sergey, unfortunately it won't be possible to do this now, but we will be happy to talk about sergey and what is happening here with tamara, who knew him very well and is now helping you, tourists, to get to know the litovka better, hello, tamara, hello, what a wonderful place this litovka is and what a wonderful person, sergey? litovka is a fairy tale that he created, litovka is... a search, therefore litovka is a perpetual motion machine that will always change, sergey said, and the construction of litovka will never end, and this seems to be true, after sergey passed away, his daughter continued his business, but what has al

i don't get those to you, but because they've chosen that i set up that they've got that d b joan boots, i'm ok. it jumped to totally che more q costs should be much you called the the colored sites named as the now making its way away from the pockets donnie to see the area cloud. i just pushing towards most scott, just stuff. sure. when i'm massive, but it will be very briefly that will be some lot ways coming for you here. 65 kilometers per hour. it's making it's way further west. was that around 12 kilometers per week, long as it does so. drawing in much dryer s i will level will be some showers into the far east of a mont. they will tend to fade out as we go on through the next couple of days. but the possibility, nevertheless, of some localized flooding. still a few shelves around the southern end of the red sea in between. it is dry breezy, whether the submitted dust and sand, just remedies the side. all of us out a push up into the eastern side of the made a chance of one of the 2 shelves into sight processing across the western side of the syria self is that generally drive but

la dupla de centrales será conformada por víctor guzmán y joan vázquez, luego de que césar montes dejarainutos previos al partido amistoso ante nueva zelanda, us soccer anunció la llegada del estratega argentino de vasta experiencia en el fútbol europeo en clubes como tottenham hotspur, paris saint germain y chelsea. pochettino firmó un contrato por 2 años y con él la selección de las barras y las estrellas buscará dar el salto de calidad en la copa mundial de la fifa 2026, en donde será una de las naciones sede. cerramos con los san francisco 49ers porque en el debut de temporada ante los jets en el monday night football hubo un momento realmente emotivo en el emparrillado de levi stadium. el equipo rindió homenaje a la sargento de la policía de san francisco, joelle harrell, y también a la doctora del hospital general de san francisco. lucy corbridge, quienes fueron clave para salvar la vida del jugador de los san francisco 49ers, ricky pearson, quien conmovido agradeció nuevamente a estas intachables profesionales. y ahora ricky se enfocará en su rehabilitación para regresar lo más pr

so they often referred to her as the joan of arc. so this fierce woman warrior. and she was high demand as a speaker on, labor rights to the right of hers is jack jones who was her husband. he was a he had been a miner. and then to become an organizer for the industrial workers of the you know, on the right there is frank little, another guy who started out as a miner. and then became a professional organizer for the a.w. w frank little will become probably the most famous member of the industrial workers of the world. and i'll tell you more about why that is at the end of this presentation. john so, these these these guys set up their base of operations the hanoi theater. they go out and start streaking, speaking on street, they stand on a soapbox lit or barrel and begin often as the iww would with their speeches with fellow workers and try to discuss with workers that are around there on the street there convince them to unionize and particularly to unionize with the iww and on and these workers i mean the iww i mean a lot of their organizing was done on the st

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joan cummins, bbc news.e paralympic games, and for the paralympics gb team, it's been a success. they's won 42 gold medals so far. a target of between 100—140 medals in total was set by uk sport before the games, and with more up for grabs before the close on sunday, they'll be hoping to add to the tally. earlier i have been speaking to one of the gold medallists, paralympic swimmer grace harvey, about her success. it is starting to feel more real now. in the first couple of days i was in utter disbelief but actually watching the race back and having conversations with friends, family and coaches, it may be realise how much work had gone into the realisation of becoming a paralympic champion. did you think it was going to happen before you went to paris? did you surprise yourself? i think in sport you never know who will win, and someone has to win and come last. it is the nature of the game. i went to paris knowing i had worked so hard for so many years and my ultimate goal was swimming a lifetime best, and

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