kristian johnson, bbc news. story of former rugby league legend rob burrow and his family since his diagnosis with motor neurone disease in 2019. rob's wife lindsey is his full—time carer, mum to their three young children and a physiotherapist for the nhs. now, lindsey is sharing her own experiences to help raise awareness of the millions of unpaid carers across the uk. graham satchell has their story. looks like it's a nice day today. did you sleep all right? let me clean your teeth, rob. the day starts early for lindsey burrow. let's pop your collar on. since her husband rob's diagnosis with motor neurone disease, she's become his full—time carer. next on the list, getting breakfast ready for her three children. got some clothes on? yep, 0k. upstairs, macy and maya are up and dressed. good morning. morning. jackson needs a bit more persuading. quick, before that smile turns into a frown. there you go. lindsey is constantly juggling. she's a mum, a physiotherapist for the nhs, a wife and a full—time carer. hav

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kristian johnson, bbc news.isitors could be to blame. a report which analysed satellite imagery and mobile phone data suggested a link. 0ur environment correspondent jonah fisher has more. before swimming in lake windermere, it's best to check the water. it looks really good, very clear. i'm with pete kelly. he runs wild swimming trips across the lake district. there isn't the second level there, which means there's no poo in the water. is it cold? absolutely freezing. checks complete and well insulated, we head out into one of england's most beautiful natural wonders. it's the most iconic lake in the country. it's the longest lake in england. you get that real big lake experience. but lake windermere is, according to campaigners, in big trouble. it's a bit cold, but it's beautifully clear out there in the water today. but it's not always like that. a combination of high nutrient levels and warm temperatures mean that, particularly in the summer, lake windermere has been turning green. this was the same spot in