death on ten occasions that night but sarah, who in august a month before her accident climbed mount kilimanjaro strangely at that moment, i felt quite similar to how i felt the moment i climbed kilimanjaro, i know i was strong enough to overcome it and i need to pull the same energy together that i did when i climb that mountain, especially because in my minds eye, i could see my daughters, i know! my minds eye, i could see my daughters, i know i had texted them before and said i was going to be coming home. that's what kept me alive. .. . coming home. that's what kept me alive. . , coming home. that's what kept me alive. ., , ., coming home. that's what kept me alive. . , ., . , ., , alive. sarah is now raising money for a bionic— alive. sarah is now raising money for a bionic arm _ alive. sarah is now raising money for a bionic arm as _ alive. sarah is now raising money for a bionic arm as she _ alive. sarah is now raising money for a bionic arm as she continues| for a bionic arm as she continues her inspiring recovery. imagine loving yourjob so much that you are still working at the age of 9

they can climb mount kilimanjaro. chanting. maximum! respect! shows everybody that with the right help and support, you know, disabled people can literally do anything they want to do. hopefully, people see that and embrace disability and not turn their back on it. so, there's a long way to go, but hopefully, doing this has highlighted just how important, you know, help and support is. so, congratulations. you made it to kipo hut! yay! applause. and just the last little - challenge of a very short 7km hike to the summit. nice and easy. a final team meeting. it's decided for safety reasons that the team will split up and attempt to get to the top in different groups. everyone has tojust find their pace. - don't try and keep up. with people, otherwise you definitely will not get - to the top, and if at any point you get tapped on the shoulder and told that you need to go i down the mountain, you will be taken down the mountain. - if you need help tomorrow, if you're tired, if you're - cold, if you're finding things hard, just askl for help, 0k. th

there we send this food to help those who are really met a why i impacted by the food should mount kilimanjaro sustains an enormous area. also in neighboring kenya, on its northern slopes. the mountain is a major tourist attraction. visitors who want a scale at summit have to fork out between 3 and 20000 euros. the mountain streams constitute a lifeline. but even here, there is less water. on the higher reaches, the cascades aren't as strong as they were 10 years ago. the water comes from a melting glacier. 5800 meters of fresh snow rarely falls on the summit. and climate experts predict that by 2030 there'll be no ice left on kilimanjaro. further down the mountain, the situation is increasingly dangerous. everywhere farmers divert the water to irrigate their fields, tomatoes, cucumbers, and coffee all grow well at this altitude, but they need a lot of water. and precious little reaches the foot of the mountain. this was once a wide river. now shepherd boys heard their animals to the remaining tiny pools ah, just 30 kilometers away from the majestic kilimanjaro. the landscape is turning into d

who do we need something from them or them from us. sports news in africa at the foot of mount kilimanjaro marseille tribe started at the world championships in athletics in beijing , phoenix julius e-th made a splash. no , he's not a marathon runner. as one would expect, he won gold in the throwing sector, like me, sending a projectile to 92 m and 72 cm. this is still an african record and the thirteenth result in the history of one of the legends, the guy from the tribe, the masai drew attention to himself. even in my youth. no one could compare with him in the range of throws of sharpened sticks, the sports spear was in his hands only at the age of 15 sending equipment. he studied by videos. on the internet, over time, the authorities of kenya organized special competitions for the warriors of the tribe, calling them briefly and clearly the olympic games mansight from time immemorial , the indigenous peoples of the black continent hunted lions, but the sharp decline in the cat population became an occasion to revise traditional values ​​so that men would not lose their skills a full-fle

this year we followed his journey as he climbed mount kilimanjaro. people there yet? don't worry, it is notjust about presents. it is about being with the people you love. presents. it is about being with the people you love-— presents. it is about being with the people you love. which we have got this ear, people you love. which we have got this year, which _ people you love. which we have got this year, which is _ people you love. which we have got this year, which is good. _ this year, which is good. absolutely. still, christmas is reliant on shoppers, that businesses are reliant on shoppers, and with rising costs and strikes and everybody budgeting, if they are going to be making the kind of business profits they were hoping for. ben boulos is at st albans market this morning. ben, are there many people there yet? a gorgeous coloured sky there, ben. i know it is cold, but people are setting up and just hoping... yes, wonderful blue. hoping that they will be football, that people make their way out in this weather and with the strikes?— with the s