as well as hiking across this volcanic landscape, i'll be catching up with my fellow passengers, kathna. how was that? it was tougher than it looked! but it's well worth the view. every level you get up, - the view's changing and you're getting to see the full kind of volcanic crater. - it's really beautiful. all right, well, let's keep... let's keep ourselves warm. let's keep the pace up. let's keep moving. let's keep going. the snow and ice might not be settling, but pretty harsh weather conditions make progress really difficult. the weather in antarctica is incredibly changeable. you get sleet and snow one minute, sunshine the next. in really, really high winds, i'm not sure whether this is sleet, snow, sleet, snow and ice, sleet, snow and ice with rocks in it. a combination of all of those. i am being absolutely battered by ice. - it is not snow. are you happy here? and we're definitely- going to need a cup of tea at the end of this, aren't we? as some head for higher ground, the weather takes a turn for the worse. we decide to descend. another challenge awaits, though — the islan

also on board are retired couple, keith and kath, who are celebrating her 70th birthday.re. just there. just where the water's disturbed, that's where it came up. a break in the water, there's a black line. you've got to have your head on a swivel because there are so many... there we go, whale, just there. look at that. can you see the tail out? just there. 0h! hello. whoa. oh, my god. that was incredible. that's. .. it's nothing like i've ever imagined. it'sjust not, and we've been to loads of places. we haven't been anywhere like this. no. oh, there, look, just over there. in the distance, we can see a whole bunch of penguins hanging out doing penguin things. you're sort of hearing them. penguins warble i wouldn't call it chirping. i'm not sure what it is. you've got to get a selfie with the penguins. is that saying how...? that's it. i'm done on the trip now, seen my penguins. look at the seal. is there a seal? that really big... oh, yes. i was too busy looking at penguins to see a seal. oh, yeah, there's a sealthere. seal there. look at that. it is. look, i mean, it'

donors include kath. putting a face to their donation. a day. that saved a life. i think everybody cried. did you cry? i did. i did cry. so powerful. emotionally to see these people. who had saved my life. who had no idea. they had saved my life. so this is me. getting too meet my daughter loose. for the the 1st time. created one. life say all thanks to strangers. who gave the gift. of life. at a time. there's a lot of women. who go through. a situation. like mine, and they don't have this happiness. ending. picture. they don't have the photo of the family being reunited. and everything. turning out. okay. makes me really great. >liz>emily now travels around the world sharing her. story. and telling people about the import. of giving blood. and joining me now. is key. ad with the nonprofit blood services provider by too and sarah ended. thank you. so much for joy. us. this is such an important topic. i mean, we were even mention in the commercial break that this is the united states. and we're talking about a blood. shortage. where the most powerful nation in the

so if you have some other reason so you can save you some way the marriage evict to use and to ben kath range from like 10 co was out of love will convenience is no longer important. but when they came to power in 2004 active notification of ukraine began to clear up from what jumped up and just all of do things to move. just think, i mean it's kinda daniels, obviously, you know, credit union eventually deep enough to be able to see where it's informed that anybody which in deals my ex, even of vailable moves. how many customers we have sold. so it was use and who advocated banking with russia. by his degree, the educational program in the nation schools changed. new history textbooks were published and which form a non c execution is what the heroes of ukraine this worth is when you leave the little distorting awards on the video to bundle of the flow of stock. where i, you know, it should be, you should 3 to marie. but on the ocean lay susie on the mission, thought the nano kindly look what i ask, if not, so not least the degree, the one that does the process just a shot. or did you w

but what to do about voters like kath? what is your faith like in politics right now?ast couple of years, i have just not voted. can you believe you are saying that, that you just don't feel like you are going to vote? i know that my dad would be annoyed with me if he was still here. one question as you come in here. one question. but sharif doesn't have the answers. on who to believe in or if he will even vote. i have no faith whatsoever, l i think they are all the same. we see poverty every day, l we see people come in here, they are struggling, _ it really is a massive struggle. who has been here, asking for your vote? tony blair, david cameron, borisjohnson, rishi sunak. bury north matters, then, doesn't it? that's what it tells you. that is because whichever party wins here usually gets the keys to number 10. i literally, really, really am unsure who to vote for. feeling a bit forgotten in the north at the moment. yeah, i just want the country to get in a better place than what it is at the moment. election time is coming and in bury north, it is all to play for.

dr kath mccullogh is obesity adviser to the royal college of physicians and a consultant in bariatric thank you for being with us. let me put that to you, how significant is this, and we should say very early days, but a potential application of this drug notjust for weight loss but this drug not just for weight loss but for this drug notjust for weight loss but for heart health as well? this drug not just for weight loss but for heart health as well? thank ou, aood but for heart health as well? thank you, good evening. _ but for heart health as well? thank you, good evening. the _ but for heart health as well? “maria; you, good evening. the implications here are quite significant. i suppose these findings need to be replicated and further evidence to research looked at, but i think for the first time this is kind of suggestive that there is an independent effect on cardiovascular disease, and what i mean by that is that the benefits seem to be independent of weight loss. and until now, we know this class of drugs helps multiple core morbidities, multiple problems associated with obes

the städel museum continues a large-scale retrospective of kathe kollwitz, a german artist of the second20th centuries, who made the image of poverty and grief the theme of her work. the exhibition brings together more than 10 graphic works, as well as sculpture and paintings, most of which remain relevant in the modern world. the tv channel my planet presents. well, this is where you definitely need to look into the moral book. this is the place where morals live, and morals are red deer, which in our country can only be found in altai. they are so stately, so. only shy ones, so it’s better not to talk loudly in front of them, to watch, well, it’s a pleasure, honestly, some kind of life of their own, their own relationships, these days moralists are bred in captivity, well, like in captivity, moralists, of course, are a fenced-in territory, but with an area of ​​several thousand hectares, so morals feel quite at ease here. true, every year they have to sacrifice their young horns, antlers, and more of them they call it, but for a reason, for the benefit of people. it is no coincidence t

kath, in chester. thank you for that. it is good to have you, what would you like to say?u, what would you like to sa ? , ., ., , have you, what would you like to say? i phoned in really because my 13-year-old — say? i phoned in really because my 13-year-old was — say? i phoned in really because my 13-year-old was getting _ say? i phoned in really because my 13-year-old was getting ready - say? i phoned in really because my 13-year-old was getting ready for l 13—year—old was getting ready for schooh _ 13—year—old was getting ready for schooh so — 13—year—old was getting ready for school. so she saw on bbc breakfast this topic _ school. so she saw on bbc breakfast this topic. and she got quite cross and she _ this topic. and she got quite cross and she said, i completely agree with the — and she said, i completely agree with the fact that you should not be teaching _ with the fact that you should not be teaching sex education to children nine or— teaching sex education to children nine or under. because we have had a little chat— nine or under. because we have had a little

as well as hiking across this volcanic landscape, i'll be catching up with my fellow passengers, katheep the pace up. let's keep moving. let's keep going. the snow and ice might not be settling, but pretty harsh weather conditions make progress really difficult. the weather in antarctica is incredibly changeable. you get sleet and snow one minute, sunshine the next. in really, really high winds, i'm not sure whether this is sleet, snow, sleet, snow and ice, sleet, snow and ice with rocks in it. a combination of all of those. i am being absolutely battered by ice. i it is not snow. are you happy here? and we're definitely- going to need a cup of tea at the end of this, aren't we? as some head for higher ground, the weather takes a turn for the worse. we decide to descend. another challenge awaits, though — the island's ice cold waters. are you all going in? everyone. are you? the enthusiasm of the group has persuaded me that i'm going tojoin them on the polar plunge as well. i'm not entirely confident that i'm going to enjoy it perhaps as much as some of our group here. yeah! that was