britain, too, is facing an epidemic of loneliness. since the start of the year, the country has had a government minister charged with tackling the issue. reporter: away from the bright lights, hustle and bustle and pomp and pageantry of central london, it can be a grey, glum, and lonely city. age u.k. is a charity that helps the elderly. it's known for providing home-help services, but also for its friendship centers where pensioners can meet up. almost one in five british seniors has contact with other people less than four times a month. half of the country's overer-7s live alone. women, in particular, feel lonely. felicity: sometimes i say i don't want to live. that's happening now. i suppppose it's oldld age. things change, and maybe health-w-wise, sometething like that, and you can't do what you want to do. then you fall asleep during the day, and the worst thing you can do is sleep during t the day ad wake up and you feel terrible, not worth it. it pays to stay awake until it's time to go to bed. reporter: isolation isn't just

. shows, it's how loneliness can james gallagher, bbc news. shows, it's how loneliness can you can hearn all in the mind on bbc radio 4. tomorrow at 8pm with all the sport now, here's katherine downes at the bbc sport centre. 2200 late network at the bbc sport centre. good evening. at the bbc sport centre. europe have won back the ryder cup. at the bbc sport centre. underdogs going into the competition, it was a convincing victory in the end for the home side, winning 17.5 to 10.5. 0ur correspondent andy swiss reports from paris. cheering. reports from paris. they reports from paris. say it couldn't be done! a day of european euphoria. reports from paris. head and shoulders above their opponents, this was golfing glory at its greatest. earlier, they set out with a 10—6 lead and what's become their morning ritual. with a 10—6 lead and what's hands united in hope. with a 10—6 lead and what's but soon they were biting their nails. rory mcilroy bunkered and beaten byjustin thomas. and the us were on a charge. and beaten byjustin thomas. tony finau's win closing the gap to just one. the come

and are there any good sides to loneliness?iding under the table. scientists at the university of manchester say the study reinforces that we can be alone in a crowd, and that being disconnected from the world around us is a major cause of loneliness. that might be why the young are most at risk. what you're doing is you're going out in the world, you're having to work out who you are, what groups you fit into, and it's a real point in your life of lots of changes. so there are — you're almost vulnerable to loneliness because of that. volunteering is one way hannah copes with her loneliness. she helps organise fast friends. it is a place for young people who are feeling lonely to find someone to talk to. it's not really rocket science. i think you just have to talk to young people about how they feel, and try and get — blow that stigma out of the water, really. hannah may not be society's stereotype of loneliness, but if there is one thing this study shows, it is how loneliness can affect us at any stage of our lives. james gal

and are there any good sides to loneliness?n my experience, it's got me to where i am now, talking to you, ‘cause if you had met me back then, i would be hiding under the table. scientists at the university of manchester say the study reinforces that we can be alone in a crowd, and that being disconnected from the world around us is a major cause of loneliness. that might be why the young are most at risk. what you're doing is you're going out in the world, you're having to work out who you are, what groups you fit into, and it's a real point in your life of lots of changes. so there are — you're almost vulnerable to loneliness because of that. volunteering is one way hannah copes with her loneliness. she helps organise fast friends. it's a place for young people who are feeling lonely to find someone to talk to. it's not really rocket science. i think you just have to talk to young people about how they feel, and try and get — blow that stigma out of the water, really. hannah may not be society's stereotype of loneliness, but

new research suggests young people are lonelier than any other age group.he nationwide survey found that a0 per cent of 16 to 2a year olds feel lonely often, or very often. and europe's golfers regain the ryder cup from the united states, beating the americans 17.5to 10.5. francesco molinari becomes the first european to win five points in one ryder cup. glenn close stars are longside jonathan pryce as a long—suffering spouse. find out what we think of this film in the film review. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are ruth lea, who's economic advisor to the arbuthnot banking group, and the author and journalist, rachel shabi. lovely to have you both here. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. as the first day of the conservative conference draws to a close, the guardian claims party divisions overshadowed the day and that theresa may was left fighting to exert her authority. after criticising the prime minister's brexit plan, borisjohnson was dismissed as irrelevant by senior tories, r

the world will be lonelier byjohn mccain.ever forget how even in his parting, john has bestowed on us in his parting, john has bestowed on usa in his parting, john has bestowed on us a much needed moment of unity, and a renewed faith in the possibilities of america. henceforth, the country's on is ours to sustain. —— the country's honour is ours to sustain. so, that was henry kissinger, 95 eagled henry kissinger, being his tribute. a controversial figure, eagled henry kissinger, being his tribute. a controversialfigure, but paying his tribute tojohn mccain. this is the memorial service you are watching, the final public service beforejohn mccain watching, the final public service before john mccain is watching, the final public service beforejohn mccain is laid to rest ata beforejohn mccain is laid to rest at a private service tomorrow by his family. mr kissinger was speaking about the time that he metjohn mccain in 1973. this was around the time that he had been involved in the negotiation for a ceasefire in vietnam. and bef

released their single eye line by line the electro pop anthem about loneliness landed in the child's all over the world from belgium to israel in germany it stayed at number one for five weeks and here's the video for this classic. green. arrow. amateur. oh lovely little number in my opinion but sadly the band split up six years ago so we can't expect any new music. but there is plenty of it elsewhere we've got some great new tracks coming up for you right now. our song. very cosmopolitan full member of the kelly family band michael patrick kelly has irish american roots to the area and is now singing his latest song in english and i'm his friend. has been the last song i was looking at on the on the thing in the. german recognize some hits for africa. it was the bulk of the music video and he's on the hunt for women who forget that the times also. big chunks would fall back within nineteen albums bomber the previous release got to number three in the german charts the highest spot in their twenty five years to get that. he's no stranger on the electric scene with two million streams

>> social isolation and loneliness have been found to have health risks equivalent to those of obesitytes a day. loneliness is at epidemic levels among american adults. >>> special anniversary for the california academy of sciences. up next, celebrating ten years since the museum's major makeover. we'll give you a look at the changes made a decade ago. >>> new at 5:00. >> as opposed to my opponent, i'm not a career politics. >> how gubernatorial candidate john cox plans to use that as his advantage, the race for governor runs through the bay area. >> she doesn't deserve to see the light of day. >> tough talk about a woman charged in the overdose death of her son. but after a lot this is customizable str...whatever size.r family. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. >

a special kind of loneliness. i felt that loneliness again in the car.or the adoptee, they want answers. but for the mothers, this is probably one of the most difficult things that they've ever had to deal with. >> when they get contact from their child, it really is opening pandora's box. they have to face a lot of deeply buried emotions. they've carried a lot of shame, a lot of guilt, and fear. >> and a big secret. >> a big secret, and it could disrupt the lives that they've built since. >> reporter: ben reaches out to his adoptive father back in idaho. >> i told him if -- if i had to go back in time and do it over again, i wouldn't change anybody in my life. everythi is because of you guys. >> i don't know if we created or just helped you along. you are a great person. you have a bigger family now. >> yeah. because the world has given me so much, and i was blind to that for 30 years now. it has never been clear until now that i have never been alone. >> all right, son, i love you. >> i love you too. >> reporter: next, for andrea, the dark story of her

. >> the secrets, the loneliness, not to mention the corrosive question.tiful mother now? it will take her decades to ask. so look once again at the face of the young tv star who seems the embodiment of innocence and joy. she writes about depression, uncontrollable rage, binge eating and the cure for the little nun who put on extra pounds. someone gave you pills? >> yeah. >> they gave me, you know, these big green bombers. >> dexadrine. >> dexadrine, hot damn summer in the city. boy oh, boy. this is fun. cotton mouth and you're high as a kite and just -- >> she says she managed to stop the bills after just a few months, but the flying nun had also made her a joke in the serious acting community she worshipped. she's asked to go to the golden globes, but they make her fly in, and by the way, it's a homemade dress. >> my mom made the dress like the night before. i was wearing a pink culotte outfit and my hair was in ringlets. i mean, what on earth was i thinking? not much clearly. flying across the coconut grove and look down at everyone i wanted to know and

the other part is all this hard life that made me kind of lonely and... ..loneliness gives you time forelf to work on your talent and so on, so i was painting when i was five, six years old and i couldn't leave the paint and paper and so on. also, i'm intrigued by the timing, because you were born just one year before the creation of the state of israel which, of course, had a huge impact upon the lives of all palestinians and then, through your adolescence and early adulthood, you then experienced the run—up to the ‘67 war and then the occupation by the israeli military of eastjerusalem and the west bank. and, of course, eastjerusalem is where you were leaving. —— and, of course, eastjerusalem is where you were living. what impact did that have upon you? did you see your future and your commitment in a different way? you have so many artists around you, and they are fighting, and i was sure that palestine would be liberated. you felt that? i felt that very strongly. listening to arab media, especially egyptian media. yeah, it was a shock for me and for all the people, when we were occu

loneliness gives you time for yourself to work on your talent so i was yourself to work on your talento i wa5 painting when i was five, six years wa5 painting when i was five, six yea r5 old and wa5 painting when i was five, six years old and could not leave the paintand paperand years old and could not leave the paint and paper and so on. also, i am intrigued by the timing. you were born one year before the creation of the state of israel which, of course, had a huge impact on the lives of all palestinians and then, through your adolescence and early adulthood, it is an experience in the run—up to the 67 war and then the run—up to the 67 war and then the occupation by the israeli military of east the occupation by the israeli military of ea5tjerusalem and the west ba n k military of ea5tjerusalem and the west bank and, of course east jerusalem is where you were leaving. what impacted that have upon you? did you see your future and your commitment in a different way? you have so many artists around you, there was fighting, we were sure that palestine would be liberated. i felt that ver

loneliness, anxiety. kids coming up a lot. depression.nected to the phone. he said all the studies are showing it's connected to the phones. they look at that phone and look at an instagram life that they think they are going to have and they go off to college and it's just not there. and there's such a disconnect. it seems as parents we need to start doing what people who run these massive tech companies do and that is, it's so ironic, they restrict the use, so many of them restrict the use of phones, computers, ipads in their own house. >> it's interesting, there is a movement by people to -- adults and younger people to use less of these devices and now there are some apps that monitor your device, shut you out of your phone after a period of time. now app operating system 12 there's an app which actually encourages you to use less of your phone by telling you how much you use. but what frank is saying it seems to me the solution is not simply to like abolish these companies, the solution is some combination of government regulation an

some of you may have read the you" "what belongs to about the loneliness and struggle of closeted desirelove iseenwell wrote, not just a matter of looking at someone, but looking with them. facing what they face. someone at ourve side facing life with us. proud tohy i am introduce the man who has been andy side, and ally champion for equality. a man whose life's purpose stems from the profound commitment to civil rights. a man who always speaks from the heart. in welcoming my husband, joe biden. >> [applause] mr. biden: thank you. what a wonderful crowd. thank you. although i have been around a i was not there when natalie seasons was running for , flattery is fine as long as you don't inhale. --ook out at you >> [indiscernible] >> [applause] mr. biden: my name is joe biden. i am joe biden's husband. that is how i notice my family. and i'm proud of it. -- i am jill biden's husband. that is how i am known in my family. and i brought it. your commitment to this cause, and it is a cause, i said this for the last 10 years, it is the civil rights issue of our day. i am not looking for applaus

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the world will be lonelier without john mccain. his ebullience, his faith in america and his instinctive sense of moral duty. none of us will ever forget how even in his parting, john has bestowed on us a much needed moment of unity and a renewed faith in the possibilities of america. henceforth, the country's honor is ours to sustain. [ applause ] >> secretary henry kissinger, what a line. >>> and now the united states naval academy glee club with the hymn "amazing grace." >> you see those wings on the lapel of cindy mccain, those of her husband. ♪ ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost but now i'm found ♪ ♪ was blind but now i see ♪ ♪ i see ♪ 'twas grace that taught my heart to fear and grace my fears relieved ♪ ♪ how precious did that grace appear the hour i first believed ♪ ♪ the lord has promised good to me bright shining as the sun ♪ ♪ we've no less days to sing god's praise than when we'd first begun ♪ ♪ ♪ the sound the sound was blind but now i see ♪ >>> former president george w

the world will be lonelier without john mccain. his ebulience, his faith in america and his instinctive sense of moral duty. none of us will ever forget how even in his parting, john has bestowed on us a much needed moment of unity and a renewed faith in the possibilities of america. henceforth, the country's honor is ours to sustain. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ that saved a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost but now i'm found ♪ ♪ was blind but now i see ♪ ♪ i see ♪ twas grace that taught my heart to fear ♪ ♪ and grace my fears relieved ♪ ♪ how precious did that grace appear ♪ ♪ the hour i first believed ♪ ♪ through many ♪ tis grace has brought me safe thus far ♪ ♪ and when this flesh and heart shall fail ♪ ♪ ♪ was blind was so blind but now i see ♪ >> i am honored to be with you to offer my sympathies and offer a great life. the nation joins your extraordinary family in grief and gratitude for john mccain. some lives are so vivid, it's difficult to imagine them ended. some voices are so vibrant and dis

well you know his loneliness five gareth prince is a qualified lawyer he's also rust a foreign he says that he's been prevented from joining the law society because of his culture and daily use of cannabis for twenty years he's fought south african courts to get cannabis decriminalised saying that equality laws should also protect his way of life the greater victory is for the people of south africa in the sense that because russell far as always advocated that cannabis is for the yelling of not just the south african people but for all people in the world and our philosophy is that we must make use of what we have in order to get what we want and we have an abundance of cannabis. the rest of therion community in cape town says cannabis is a religious and cultural sacrament the people here say they were often victims of police raids in the past now they can smoke and grow what they call a religious herb while it will take up to two years for laws to be officially changed it's now legal to grow cannabis and consume it privately but still illegal to sell or buy it this is a long street i

if you're going to be devastated all the time, you should really be devastated about hunger or a lonelinessr death. not like, i don't like the president. seems kind of ridiculous.a lot of conservatives did not like president obama, a lot of people reallydidn't like president obama but i didn't hear about people walking around unable to live their lives . i actually always liked fox. >> icrack myself up . >> i'm going to get an email tomorrow from someone. it's sunday go, they don't email onsunday unless they're really upset . >> you are a winner as well. >> i am a winner. when i wake up, usually i've got a kid going daddy, i want this or somebody saying you should have done that or a message going i didn't get this. by the time i get to trump, my day is screwed. it's a sign of the time we're living in because when things are good, you have time to vent about things that have nothing to do with your life. unless you live in the white house and every morning, trump doesn't sleep and he does it at 3 am, waking you up, then you'd be like listen, this president isn't working for me. then you hav

secretary of state, henry kissinger, spoke at the memorial service saying the world is going to be a lonelier place without senator mccain. his casket was taken to a funeral home. the burial service in annapolis, maryland is closed to the press. >> peter doocy, many thanks. eboni: donald trump suggesting he will forge ahead on a trade deal with out canada. he is also threatening to terminate nafta and of congress interferes with the negotiations, the president indicated he will try a revised deal with mexico in the next 90 days. the president urging the country to make a fair deal or be left out altogether. >> canada knows where i stand because we can't have these countries taking advantage of the united states. i know when we are getting ripped off. china is ripping us off, japan is ripping us off. mexico is ripping us off. canada is ripping us off, the whole world is ripping us off. >> allison barber is live with more from the white house. >> reporter: us and canadian trade representatives will start nafta negotiations on wednesday but some tweets from this morning from donald trump might m

you see a society characterized by more loneliness, isolation, personal unhappiness. you see a society where the rate of sexual activity has been going down over the last 10 or 15 years. you see a society where men and women find it harder to relate to one another and you see a society with declining birth rates, lower family formation and a society of people who are in a sense living out the form of individualism and our overall on happier for it and then in the civic and economic realm, you see a society that embraced the affluence of the postwar period that was a great achievement, one of the greatest achievements in human history but in the process and it up effectively corrupted by it to a point where if you look at from the basically 1970s onward, the american economy enters into a long period we are still living with today of economic stagnation in which further progress isn't achieved and over the same period, you have a government that claims more and more control over the economy to compensate for the collapse of the family, the collapse of older forms of li

measure the impact of the salsa class on participants' physical function, their level of reported loneliness and sense of belonging. the program pilot will serve over 230 consumers each year. this grant will allow mission neighborhood center to expand their services to include programming on saturdays and to conduct outreach that is tailored to addressing challenges that may be unique to communities in district 9. we are very op my mistake that the new -- optimistic programming will engage consumers that are not participating in services. we're looking forward to the impact of these art and cultural activities on the target population. i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you. any comments or questions from the commission. commissioner lou? >> -- commissioner lu? >> i'm looking at exhibit b page three. >> okay. >> my question is: the printing and reproduction is 1,800 for the current year, and next year it would be zero. also, the insurance, 600. i'm wondering whether the agency is flipping in the expenses. surely you would have some printing. surely you need insurance. >

some of you may have read the you" "what belongs to about the loneliness and struggle of closeted desirelove iseenwell wrote, not just a matter of looking at someone, but looking with them. facing what they face. someone at ourve side facing life with us. proud tohy i am introduce the man who has been andy side, and ally champion for equality. a man whose life's purpose stems from the profound commitment to civil rights. a man who always speaks from the heart. in welcoming my husband, joe biden. >> [applause] mr. biden: thank you. what a wonderful crowd. thank you. although i have been around a i was not there when natalie seasons was running for , flattery is fine as long as you don't inhale. --ook out at you >> [indiscernible] >> [applause] mr. biden: my name is joe biden. i am joe biden's husband. that is how i notice my family. and i'm proud of it. -- i am jill biden's husband. that is how i am known in my family. and i brought it. your commitment to this cause, and it is a cause, i said this for the last 10 years, it is the civil rights issue of our day. i am not looking for applaus

. >> if you are devastated all the time, you should be devastated about hunger or loneliness or death like the president, seems ridiculous. i know a lot of conservatives did not like president obama, a lot of people really did not like president obama, i did not hear people unable to live their lives because obamaf the president. greg: apparently they never watched fox and friends. [laughter] >> i always watch fox and friends. [ laughter ] >> i crack myself up, tyrus. >> oh, man. hillary is going to be mad at you. greg: i'm going to get an e-mail from someone. it's sunday, they don't e-mail on sundays, unless they are really upset. tyrus -- >> tyrus, trump. >> you are a winner as well. >> yeah, i am a winner. i think i'm a winner, when i wake up, i have a kid going daddy, i want this or somebody saying you should have done that, or i didn't get this, by the time i get to trump, my day is screwed already. [laughter] >> it's a sign of the time we're living in, and the economy, when times are good, have you nothing to do but bitch about your own life. unless you live in the white house a

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. >> the world will be lonelier without john mccain.>reporter: one of mccain's best friends joe lieberman told mourners the time mccain asked him to join thegop ticket even though he was a registered democrat. >> john's response was direct and really and no - - that's the point, joe. he said with a certain impatience. you are a democrat, i'm a republican. we could give our country the bipartisan leadership it needs for a change. >>reporter: mccain's former political rival spoke on his behalf too. >> in recent years, we talk about that intense. like football players. remembering a big game. in the process, rivalry melted away. >> so much of our politics, our public life, our public discourse can seem small. and mean. and petty. john called on us to be bigger than that. >>reporter: mccain's daughter broke from her tear filled tribute more sharply criticized the current president who wasn't invited. >> the america of john mccain has no need to be made great again because america was always great. [applause] >>chris: joining me now in washi

it could be loneliness and other issues. i acknowledge e.m.s. six is subjectively treating people who are frequent callers and not necessarily -- i don't want to confuse the issue with the other issue i brought up which is the nonidentifiable home issue. i'm wondering if -- maybe you can take a look and let us know if there's a relationship between the two. e.m.s. six calls are down. i know there's a frequent flyers on the 911 system. but the homeless related calls are consistent. by looking at those two numbers is there something the department can learn? is there a relationship? maybe there's no relationship at all. but i think it's worth the effort to look into the numbers and see if there's something we are learning from it. >> if i could comment, commissioners. good morning, chief. i think it is a very good question you are asking. i think that when you point out some of the geographic variations to people have no identifiable home address, i think you hit the nail on the head. with e.m.s. six we are looking at some of the highest users and

your front door i know i shouldn't though heaven only knows ♪ ♪ that ooh the side effect to my loneliness on and giveeving you up some love tonight ♪ ♪ ooh you're all that i want no good at giving you up come on and give me some love tonight ♪ ♪ this happens every time i try to mix decision making with one too many drinks ♪ ♪ but ooh if late night friends have consequences cool yeah ♪ ♪ ooh you're all that i want no good at giving you up come on and give me some love tonight ♪ ♪ ooh you're all that i want no good at giving you up come on and give me some love tonight ♪ ♪ ooh i think about it all the time make it happen in my mind i'm telling you yeah ♪ ♪ ooh you're all that i want no good at giving you up come on and give me some love tonight ♪ ♪ time should've taught me the lesson went looking for a sign but instead i got a message ♪ ♪ i take off my pride every time we undressing draw the line i'm by the line yeah ♪ ♪ time should've taught me the lesson went looking for a sign but instead i got a message ♪ ♪ i take off my pride every time we undressing draw the line i'm by the line ♪ ♪ o