my daughter loves her, so she calls her auntie liffy. she loves her. to see. and, yeah, she's literally sent from heaven. she's my guardian angel. lego! every three months, destiny and liffy wait to hear if a match can be found. they're hoping today it's third—time lucky. maria? yes? can i tell you something? tell me. earlier today, i got a phone call. they've found a match for us. so we're paired up. do you want a hug? medical teams will now start planning the operations. we've done it. michelle roberts, bbc news. a student who has cerebral palsy and relies on a communication device to speak has found a new voice after a two—year search. daniel challis was fed up with sounding like a robot and decided to search for someone from his local area — walsall — to record a spoken vocabulary for him. he's been talking with our midlands correspondent navtej johal. midlands accent: when i chose my i voice, i knew what voice i liked. i dan will happily admit that he loves the sound of his own voice. but you can't blame him, especially as it's not technically his

although liffy is not a tissue match for destiny, —— although liffy is not a tissue match for destinyiny and someone not wanting to help. a healthy donor like liffy can lead a normal life on one remaining kidney, although it's a massive decision to make. my daughter loves her, so she calls her auntie liffy. she loves her. they've got an amazing bond. it's so beautiful to see. and, yeah, she's literally sent from heaven. she's my guardian angel. every three months, destiny and liffy wait to hear if a match can be found. they're hoping today its third time lucky. maria, earlier today, i got a phone call. they've found a match for us. oh, wow! so we're paired up. want a hug? a few weeks on, the operations have gone ahead successfully. maria and destiny are still isolating at home, but are looking forward to a new chapter in their lives. now we can plan. things that we couldn't do before, we can now do. and i'm just excited for the fact that we... i can see a future. i couldn't see a future before. michelle roberts, bbc news. and good luck to them. four spears taken from an aboriginal com

my daughter loves her, so she calls her auntie liffy. she loves her., she's literally sent from heaven. she's my guardian angel. every three months, destiny and liffy wait to hear if a match can be found. they're hoping today it's third time lucky. maria? yes? can i tell you something? earlier today, i got a phone call. they've found a match for us. so we're paired up. do you want a hug? medical teams will now start planning the operations. we've done it. michelle roberts, bbc news. just before we leave you, an update on our top story, after the uk government's rwanda bill was passed late last night, the plan is designed to deter migrants from crossing the channel in small boats. it was announced in 2022, but no flights are set off yet. the government hopes they will set off in the next ten to 12 weeks. in the past few hours, the french coastguard have now confirmed that five people have died attempting to cross the channel. these pictures were filmed by our team in calais, watching people try to leave the french coastline, heading to the uk. that is s

my daughter loves her, so she calls her auntie liffy. she loves her.rdian angel. every three months, destiny and liffy wait to hear if a match can be found. they're hoping today it's third time lucky. maria, earlier today, i got a phone call. they've found a match for us. 0h... so we're paired up. want a hug? a few weeks on, the operations have gone ahead successfully. maria and destiny are still isolating at home, but are looking forward to a new chapter in their lives. now we can plan. things that we couldn't do before, we can now do. and i'm just excited for the fact that we... i can see a future. i couldn't see a future before. michelle roberts, bbc news. prince louis, the youngest child of the prince and princess of wales, is six today. to celebrate, a new photograph has been it was taken by his mother, known to be a keen photographer. the post office inquiry, which is looking into it failings that led to hundreds of prosecutions, has been hearing from susan crichton, the business's most senior in—house lawyer between 2010 and 2013. during her tim

my daughter loves her, so she calls her auntie liffy. she loves her.iful to see. and, yeah, she's literally sent from heaven. she's my guardian angel. every three months, destiny and liffy wait to hear if a match can be found. they're hoping today it's third time lucky. maria? yes? can i tell you something? tell me. earlier today, i got a phone call. they've found a match for us. so we're paired up. want a hug? medical teams will now start planning the operations. we've done it. michelle roberts, bbc news. what a moment. destiny—rae has now had her transplant. we'll find out how it went when we speak to her and her mum maria after eight. it will be great. catching up with them. let's take a look at some of today's newspapers. most of them lead on the rwanda bill, with the telegraph reporting that migrants could be detained "within days" as the prime minister sets aside 150 judges and 25 courts to get the flights moving by the summer. the metro's front page reflects a press conference held by rishi sunak ahead of the votes on the bill, saying that fligh