my name is rosamund adoo—kissi—debrah. i am ella roberta's mum. ella was incredibly active.es worry that we always talk about her being ill all the time. she wasn't always like that. ella and her family lived in lewisham, just 25 metres from london's south circular. the little girl was breathing air so polluted it broke legal limits. she endured three years of seizures and time in intensive care. ella coughs. this cough an early sign of the damage being done to her lungs. she was ventilated four times. she suffered greatly. that's something i can't erase from my memory at all. in 2013 ella had a fatal asthma attack. at the time no connection was made with air pollution. then new medical evidence linked the harmful particles and chemicals in exhaust fumes to her death. the high court, in a rare move, eventually granted rosamund a fresh inquest. 0verwhelming. i mean, she didn't want to be forgotten by her siblings and herfriends and i'm incredibly proud of her. she was only here for a short while but i hope she's made her mark. more and more evidence is emerging about how dang

my name is rosamund adoo—kissi—debrah. i am ella roberta's mum. ella was incredibly active.hat. ella and her family lived in lewisham, just 25 metres from london's south circular. the little girl was breathing air so polluted it broke legal limits. ella coughs. she endured three years of seizures, and time in intensive care. this cough, an early sign of the damage being done to her lungs. she was ventilated four times. she suffered greatly. that's something i can't erase from my memory at all. in 2013, ella had a fatal asthma attack. at the time, no connection was made with air pollution. then, new medical evidence linked the harmful particles and chemicals in exhaust fumes to her death. the high court, in a rare move, eventually granted rosamund a fresh inquest. 0verwhelming. she didn't want to be forgotten by her siblings and her friends and i'm incredibly proud of her. she was only here for a short while but i hope she has made her mark. more and more evidence is emerging about how dangerous air pollution is to human health. we have most recently a much greater understand

my name is rosamund adoo—kissi—debrah. i am ella roberta's mum. ella was incredibly active.talk about her being ill all the time. she wasn't always like that. ella and her family lived in lewisham, just 25 metres from london's south circular. the little girl was breathing air so polluted it broke legal limits. she endured three years of seizures and time in intensive care. ella coughs. this cough an early sign of the damage being done to her lungs. she was ventilated four times. she suffered greatly. that's something i can't erase from my memory at all. in 2013, ella had a fatal asthma attack. at the time, no connection was made with air pollution. then new medical evidence linked the harmful particles and chemicals in exhaust fumes to her death. the high court, in a rare move, eventually granted rosamund a fresh inquest. overwhelming. i mean, she didn't want to be forgotten by her siblings and herfriends and i'm incredibly proud of her. she was only here for a short while but i hope she's made her mark. more and more evidence is emerging about how dangerous air pollution is

ella kissi—debrah, who lived in lewisham, died in february 2013.s after having seizures and problems breathing. a previous inquest in 2014 found she died of acute respiratory failure — but today's fresh inquest will examine new evidence suggesting her death could have been linked to unlawful levels of air pollution. the former technical manager of the insulation maker kingspan whose product was used on parts of grenfell tower has apologised for reacting to queries about fire safety by swearing and threatening to sue a customer. philip heath, who still works for the company, apologised for his language and for responding to a legitimate fire inquiry that they were ‘getting me confused with someone who gives a damn". he denied his approach reflected a ‘cultu re' within kingspan at the time. nhs and social care workers in scotland will receive a one—off £500 payment as a "thank you" for their work during the pandemic. during a speech to the snp's online conference, first minister nicola sturgeon also announced plans for a 100—million pound fund to hel

kissy thornton, she went around helping everybody who was sick. that lady never got sick or anything. >> back in 1918, i was between 10 and 12 years old, i would say, and i got the flu. it was just my mother and i. i had two friends, we went to elementary school together, and both of them were stricken with the flu. and i would go out to the hospital to go visit her, and they put her out on a porch in the cold wintertime, and they had blankets, blankets, and a hood on. but she died. both of them died. at a young age. people didn't understand. and there was no vaccine. but your parents did the best they could for you. >> the influenza of 1918-1919 was a pandemic, an outbreak of disease around the world which caused serious illness and death. why was the influenza of 1918 so much more deadly than the seasonal flu we experience every winter? what was different about the influenza virus in 1918? >> the seasonal influenza viruses that cause annual outbreaks, epidemics in the united states during our fall, winter, and early spring, those are influenza v