free food, was worth $58 billion in 2018. 0ne company which has taken advantage of that market is livia'swho decided to set up the firm after realising that there was a gap in the market for people with food intolerances who fancy a sweet treat. livia's kitchen began in a kitchen in 2014 and is now a million pound company and we are joined by founder 0livia wollenberg. first of all, you were very young, still at university when you started this business and he literally started making free from crumbles in your kitchen, how did you get from doing that to selling those in your first retail which i believe this was selfridge's. it was 11 weeks from idea to launch and i took myself on a business course because i've never had business or food experience so i enrolled myself on a fa st experience so i enrolled myself on a fast track mba they called it and that's where i learned how to run models and look at the fundamentals of business and i at the end of that i was made to do a sales pitch and i won the £12,000 grant, out of everyone on the course. they were mostly doing tech. i have somethin

and often cannot call it us livia's the us and called wherever it has. on the internet it's possible to find videos of a torturous ritual designed to break an elephant spirit the method has been used for centuries it's a brutal training process that can go on for weeks only when the elephant stops resisting is it released from its agony. animal rights groups are calling for a boycott of elephant camps they convinced interactions like these are only possible once an elephant has been broken many western travel companies have stopped offering this kind of tourism but with growing numbers of chinese visitors business is thriving. brusk thinks an effective boycott would do more harm than good. if there is no revenue coming into the camp the elephant will still be here but it will just have very very poor conditions ellison tourism is sold as cute harmless fun but once you look at its close a darker picture starts to emerge. from many members of the algebra to community all over the world growing old and post particular challengers minimus gordon gave that a

and ashley or livia, is that olivia? i had a feeling that was olivia.he entire time. olivia has dominated the service and that's ok. ashley, come on up, say a few words, please. [applause] >> i would just like to say that finding god smaved life. it's been incredible. it's been a journey but without him i could not do this. and i'd like to say thank you, angie, for helping me find him. a crazy -- it's been experience. it's been incredible. god has been with me every step of the way and everything has worked out perfectly. i have reunited with olivia. i have an amazing support system back home and in columbus, ohio. and i've got ton do some amazing things. and that's by the grace of god. so thank you. [applause] president trump: thank you. come on up, how is she doing, tell me? doing great? >> she is. she is so awesome. the biggest honor that i could have was to pass along to ashley, it's a relationship with jesus. it's a relationship, it's not a religion, it's not a bunch of rules, it's just that personal relationship. you know. if you'll trust him and

afterwards but if we get a gust of oh it was but i doubt that most of it before that it was dead but that livia primera planet. reality t.v. or hard hitting investigative journalism in the beginning i think there was a lot of why you tried to bring us a reality t.v. show and the new to what journalism actually is really asking questions but when you think about it the reality to leave it behind the scenes and unpacks what it takes to put together a broadcast. and she's given a salute and i think that's the excitement you're putting in a bit of color your you're making it a lot more fun this week the competition starts on the dash to get tested and we wanted to make this program accessible to people so you don't have to compete too hard we wanted to show them that it's possible to do to do some really serious journalism to get over it will be able to follow and you know and understand. every city has found to be true. and that mix of journalism and reality entertainment for for us works really well in many societies in this world are not educated or superficial they are not interested in facts a

corruption that is endemic in the country and justice it seems has finally caught up with this man livia dragnet of the most powerful politician in rumania has been sentenced to 3 and a half years in prison for incitement to abuse of office in the past drug there has been accused of electoral fraud and embezzlement among other things somehow though he always managed to get off the hook for the scam he's now been found guilty of means that people like jett are throwing chairs suffered years of neglect. it's morning in alexandria one of the poorest towns in romania we're on our way to meet one of the local residents. inject outran chaya lives in this tiny room just 10 square meters but she wants to move out she grew up in an orphanage and has no idea where her parents are jetta cannot read or write. she says her life at the orphanage was miserable. you know for all bonnie i got small benefit payments from the state until i was 18 but people at the orphanage kept taking my money and those were really tough times they used to beat me and a lot of the other kids no one else does i had to hold

corruption that is endemic in the country and justice it seems has finally caught up with this man livia threatening of the most powerful politician did rumania.

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of pressure that united states through john bolton's idea it is not going to work but you know the livia model. john north korea room not just a one to economic prosperity it wants socially it's a north korea kind of you cannot meet chris spirity who will rule the sea but what china really help in depth regard and was probably going to come in the. well they have a service that one could say i mean it's an incredibly difficult situation it's. that must be a way i mean you can how it's coming to what point can i pick up on as i said before a sensible communist regimes as in china and vietnam you know you can have you can keep political control i mean whether or not one likes that system a different talking about and i think is that we shouldn't say north korea when we mean the kim family regime they keep who have got the rest of the country in their grip threats that we're talking about in other socialist countries they've dad to try it you know that and they've got very china has become a great try to was very impoverished under mao and much nastier it is now china is now well how about

livia's father claims the university knew about the virus outbreak 18 days before reporting it. if the university would have reportedthe virus sooner, his daughter might still be alive. >> i think given any information about adeno virus, to follow up, see another professional, she was justeptember backto her dorm saying, you should be okay in the next coup days. they should have told the studen students. the marry lant tort claims actl s the groundwork. the university continues to defend itself saying it timely and appropriately notified students of the adenovirus drew wilder, news 4. >> drew, thank you. >>> thisy ear's stanley cup finals are set and for the fst time in nearly 50 years, the st. louis blues are g ing to the final round. >> last night the blues wrapped up their series and pounded the san jose sharks 5-1. now they'lltead ou to the eastac coast to fe the boston bruins. catch game one on monday right here on nbc 4. it would be nice to see someone else win for achange. boston has a lot of championships. ism ee just saying. >> there is a new winner of "e voice." >> mae

afterwards but if we get a gust of oh it was but i doubt that most in the report that it was dead but that livia primera plan a. reality t.v. or hard hitting us to get it journalism in the beginning i think there was a lot of why you tried to bring us a reality t.v. show and dilute what journalism actually is really asking questions but when you think about it the reality to leave it behind the scenes and unpacks what it takes to put together a broadcast. and she's given a salute and i think that's the excitement you're putting in a bit of color your you're making it a lot more fun this week the competition starts on the dash to get tested and we wanted to make this program accessible to people so you don't have to coop too hard we also wanted to show them that it's possible to do to do some really serious journalism that overseas will be able to follow and if you know and understand. the basics he has found only two. and that mix of journalism and reality entertainment for arcs for us works really well many societies in this world are not educated or superficial they are not interested in facts

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what he would get a cast of or it was but i doubt that it was in the report but it will stand by that livia primera plan of. reality t.v. or hard hitting investigative journalism in the beginning i think there was a lot of why you tried to bring us a reality t.v. show and dilute what journalism actually is really asking questions but when you think about it the reality to leave it goes behind the scenes and unpacks what it takes to put together a broadcaster. and she's given a salute and i think that's the excitement you're putting in a bit of color your you're making it a lot more fun this week the competition starts on the dash to get tested and we wanted to make this program accessible to people so you don't have to compete too hard we wanted to show them that it's possible to do to do some really serious journalism to get over it will be able to follow and you know and understand. the basics he has found to be true. and that mix of journalism and reality entertainment for arcs for us works really well many societies in this world are not educated or superficial they are not interested i

of pressure that united states through john bolton's idea it is not going to work but you know the livia model. john north korea room not just a one to economic prosperity it wants socially it's a north korea kind of it can i mean crisp parity but we'll really see but with china really help in debt regard it was probably going to come in the. well they have a service that one could say i mean it's an incredibly difficult situation. that must be a way i mean you can how it's coming to what what what can i pick up on as i said before sensible communist regimes as in china and vietnam you know you can have you can keep political control i mean whether or not one locks that system a different talking about i think is that we shouldn't say north korea when we mean the kim family regime to keep who have got the rest of the country in their grip threats that are that we're talking about in other socialist countries they've dad to try it you know that and they've got very china has become a great china was very impoverished under mao and much nastier it is now china is now well how about doing s

protest is chanted go to jail as livia dragnet was driven to prison from his home in the capital buchareststruck near is regarded as your main is most powerful man but he's barred from becoming prime minister after a previous conviction for a vote working. $42.00 more people have been found dead in a number of brazilian prisons according to officials a day off to 15 inmates were killed cheering rioting the prisoners died after fighting broke out during visiting hours at a facility near the city of menow officials have launched an investigation into what caused the violence. french police have arrested 4 suspects in connection with friday's bomb attack in a police raided the flat of the lead suspect in the south of the city they later arrested 3 other people the french media say include his mother and brother 13 people were wounded on friday after a possible bomb detonated outside a bakery in france's 3rd largest city well in other news france's largest kamani factor or no is in talks with chrysler corporation over a proposed merger or knows board are in their own words studying with intere