it is true that if you take somebody to oxford street, you take somebody to oxford street, you can seexford street. that is your problem. nobody is talking about ships, that is 8%. nobody is talking about rail, another 8%. machinery, diggers, nobody is talking about rail, another8%. machinery, diggers, road rollers, 14% of background pollution. nobody is talking about this. instead, as always, we demonise the diesel driver. it was in1998, demonise the diesel driver. it was in 1998, the 3p cut in diesel, made us in 1998, the 3p cut in diesel, made us all drive diesel cars and greenpeace were advising and friends of the earth were advising gordon brown. i'm afraid, that's not true. we we re brown. i'm afraid, that's not true. we were saying very clearly in 1999 and 2000 that we were not advising diesel cars because of the help pollutants. how do you help people? these are people who perhaps with a small family car, a diesel car, they got it because they thought it was environmentally friendly, they have two drive to work, there are marginal seats. the conservatives will also have a probl

it isa oxford street or regent's street. it is a very big pavement.there the night and it was really busy because it is that sort of night where people can sit out on the terraces of cafes, bright blue skies, everyone was enjoying the sunshine this evening, and at that time in the evening when it happened, at around 8:50pm local time, that would be peak tourist time, that would be peak tourist time, butjust how quickly the situation changed was extraordinary. we will broadcasting at the foot of the building here, talking to you. first one police car and then another, and then they came from all directions. where to go out on the police radio, it was police cars and ambulances, an unmarked police cars, in sucha ambulances, an unmarked police cars, in such a tearing hurry to get to the champs—elysees to find out what was going on and perhaps helped colleagues, they almost knocked down pedestrians, it was bedlam for five or ten minutes. i sure do those pictures. this picture of the bus that was suddenly surrounded on the 12 by probably seven or eight pol

and here on one of britain‘s busiest high streets, oxford street in london, it‘s not difficult to spottimes that to remove it at £1.50 per square metre of pavement. it‘s estimated assistance from chewing gum companies would allow local authorities to fill more than a million potholes but the message from the brands is drop it in the bin, not the floor. nasa scientists have released new global maps of the earth at night — which they say give us the clearest view yet of the patterns of human settlement across our planet. the maps are created by stitching together thousands of cloud free satellite images, taken over many months. sarah corker has been taking a closer look. these images of the world in darkness have been dubbed the black marble. cameras on board a nasa satellite are so sensitive they can detect light from just a single fishing boat or isolated street lamp. these pictures were taken in 2016. the satellite data creates beautiful images, but also shows how humans have shaped the planet. this image shows europe at night and if you look more closely, you can see the boot—shaped

and here on one of britain's busiest high streets, oxford street in london, it's not difficult to spotering it only costs us are around 3p per piece. however councils say it cost 50 times that to remove it at £1.50 per square metre of pavement. it's estimated assistance from chewing gum companies would allow local authorities to fill more than a million potholes but the message from the brands is drop it in the bin, not the floor. competitors in england who take part in weekend fun runs will no longer be charged, under new rules proposed by the government. the changes would make it illegal for councils to charge parkrun, whose events aim to encourage people to exercise. the bluebell is one of britain's favourite wildflowers, but this spring it seems the blue—violet carpets have arrived in our woods later than in previous years. catriona renton is in hertfordshire this morning to find out why. well, look at this. for as far as the eye can see, this there is this beautiful carpet of bluebells. now, they only come once a year. they will be around for three or four weeks. we are at langley

if you think of something that would be a combination of leicester square and oxford street in londonu give us an idea of the scale of the operation thatis idea of the scale of the operation that is underway at the moment? the incident itself didn't involve many people but now you've got police and sta nley people but now you've got police and stanley avenue, police in the side street and helicopters overhead. —— you've got police along the avenue. every president, every mayor in paris is aware that everyone in world knows about this avenue so it is the place that is the most protected, it has brazilians and people from outside the city and tourists, and weekends you have one third of a million people there every day. and you have the ely is a palace which isjust every day. and you have the ely is a palace which is just behind a row of trees just up the bottom of the avenue, so that's many reasons for the place to be protected. anne—elisabeth, thank you very much, for the moment. we appreciate your help in covering this story. a couple of other things to share with you. a french inter

there will be fewer buses on oxford street. find out why.an has been shot dead on the champs elysees in paris after gunmen opened fire on police officers. the french interior ministry said the gunmen got out of a carand ministry said the gunmen got out of a car and opened fire with a semiautomatic weapon. he tried to run from the scene but was then shot dead. the area around the world famous boulevard has been evacuated. authorities are treating it as a terrorist incident. the attack comes three days before the first round of the french presidential elections. with the latest from paris, europe editor katya adler. you have to stay back, please. the area is dangerous because of shotguns. please stay back. tonight, france's worst fears realised, yet another terror attack and just two days before an all—important presidential election here. one policeman killed, another seriously injured ina policeman killed, another seriously injured in a shooting on the emblematic and busy champs elysees. translation: i was walking on the pavement, there was

and here on one of britain's busiest high streets, oxford street in london, it's not difficult to spoturprising considering it only costs us are around 3p per piece. however councils say it cost 50 times that to remove it at £1.50 per square metre of pavement. it's estimated assistance from chewing gum companies would allow local authorities to fill more than a million potholes but the message from the brands is drop it in the bin, not the floor. the national union of teachers annual spring conference continues in cardiff today. it comes as a survey ofjust over 3,000 staff carried out by the union found that almost half of young teachers expect to quit the profession within five years. increasing paperwork, longer hours and concerns over mental health were just some of the reasons cited. our education correspondent, gillian hargreaves, is in cardiff. gillian, there will be people saying, these are annual events, and we're always hearing complaints about workloads. we are always hearing about teachers threatening to quit the profession. what is different this year from the survey result

a walk down oxford's cornmarket street reveals something the professor believes won't be around muchhing like that will not help them find what they actually want. so we want to make sure we are focused on what they want. amazon told us "there is lots of potential and room for many participants. ourjob is to innovate on behalf of the customer and then let customers decide." but perhaps what these home assistants are most useful for is what they are becoming most known for, and that's controlling other things around the house. alexa, turn on the bar lights. 0k. alexa, bar lights off. 0k. phone rings. hi. dan, are you there? look, i know we have not seen each other, and you think i am crazy, but i wasjust passing by, and... oh, wait, have you still got that stupid voice control thing, what was it? alexa. turn on the bar lights. 0k. alexa, turn on the microwave. have i got your attention now? alexa, unlock the front door. 0k. it's only me. we set that up. but the lights were real, even though the oven and the front door was faked a little bit by us to just show you what the potential is

i think the street that that, where this took place would have been sort of the equivalent of oxford streetan street, apparently the lorry according to eyewitnesses were driving slowly at first, then he picked up speed. he then crashed, the truck he hijacked, into a department store, and right at the, where he crashed in this lorry, there is an escalator that goes down into the busiest subway station in central stockholm, so it will be difficult, of course, to try to find the individual, given the fa ct to find the individual, given the fact they are not cctv cameras everywhere like in the uk, but you know, they are looking for this individual, whether he is a witness or whether he is the perpetrator, we don't know. thank you very much for your time tonight. let us talk to someone who was through at the time i believe. let us talk to someone who was through at the time i believe. jp hanson is ceo of a pr firm and in a locked—down conference building in stockholm. i think you run a pr firm and you we re i think you run a pr firm and you were close to the scene. explain if you can where you w

minutes to two half—time in the centre of stockholm in a busy shopping district, the equivalent of oxford streetl ports where that a lorry had careered into a group of pedestrians and that several people we re pedestrians and that several people were injured. now we have it confirmed that at least three people are injured and the swedish prime minister has confirmed that this appears to be a terror attack. he is confirming what swedish intelligence agencies have told the media. we are also hearing that one person has been arrested. i've seen pictures of that and you can see a group of police officers, presumably, dressed in black surrounding a man on a street in stockholm. a separate location from where the lobby at three crashed into the department store. when it crashed, there was a fire in the cab, the truck itself was hijacked, we believe, there was a delivery to a restaurant in the centre of stockholm and while that was going on some and jumped into the cab drove the lorry. that is what we have at the moment. also, there is a lockdown stockholm, essentially, the subway has been shut down. t

before one o'clock swedish time in the centre of stockholm, very busy shopping area equivalent to oxford streetshow that her lorry crashed intoa number of reports show that her lorry crashed into a number of pedestrians. according to the prime minister it has all the hallmarks of a terrorist attack. three people have been killed and eight people have been injured. the centre of stockholm is virtually an lockdown, the underground system was closed down, earlier i told you that commuter trains were leaving the city and taking people out of the city and returning empty. even those trends of close down. the police and send it out service messages ending people to stay at home and leave the city centre if they can. this was a lovely that, according to the brewery, the bedrock that have been highlighted earlier on. somebody jumped intoa highlighted earlier on. somebody jumped into a cab and hijacked a lorry. it crashed into pedestrians and intoa lorry. it crashed into pedestrians and into a department store. the cab caught fire. what happened to the driver we do not know. there are reports that someb

and here on one of britain's's busiest high streets, oxford street in london.tuck to the floor and is not surprising considering it only cost us are around 3p per piece. however council say it cost 50 times that to remove it. at £1 50, the square metre of pavement. it is estimated that it would allow local authorities to fill more than 1 million potholes that the message is drop it into being, not the floor. competitors in england who take part in weekend fun runs will no longer be charged, under new rules proposed by the government. the changes would make it illegal for councils to charge parkrun, whose events aim to encourage people to exercise. nasa scientists have released new global maps of the earth at night — which they say give us the clearest view yet of the patterns of human settlement across our planet. it's all racing europe that looks busy on these things. —— it's always. the maps are created by stitching together thousands of cloud free satellite images, taken over many months. sarah corker has been taking a closer look. that's what it would look

a walk down oxford's cornmarket street reveals something the professor believes won't be around much how much this is, for example? how much are we selling this fortoday? they are £5, sir. now, this gentleman over here, hello, sir, hello, how much would you sell this to him, and how much would you sell this to me? you just met us in the street. one price for everyone. one price for everyone? of course. that sign says so there. absolutely. but do you think that i would maybe pay a bit more? no. uhh, no, to be honest with you, lately, tourists buy more from me. tourists buy more? yeah, than the locals. so, you think he may buy more than me? yes, unfortunately. for the seller, it's one price for everyone, but the professor says our digital assistants will get to know us so well, they'll recommend purchases with prices tailored to us too, effectively becoming a gatekeeper to the best deals. i went to see one of those gatekeepers, google, and asked them if sellers could purchase their way to the top result and get recommended by their digital assistant. we really want to make sure that th

transport bosses are planning to reduce the number of buses running on oxford street in an attempt too a 40 percent reduction. transport for london says the decision follows a public consulation and is in response to changing demand. the announcement has been welcomed by the new west end company, which represents businesses in europe's busiest shoppoing district. let's have a look at the travel situation now. 0n the tube the 0verground is part suspended this morning between btw harrow & wealdstone and euston — following yesterday's fire at euston station. other services going into euston a running as normal. 0n the roads, usual issues at the blackwell tunnel. northbound traffic on the southern approach is slow from the woolwich rd flyover. meanwhile the a13 is building westbound from dagenham into barking and there's heavy traffic on the highway westbound through wapping towards tower hill. and in islington essex road remains closed northbound from islington green to gaskin street for ongoing water woks . time for a look at the weather. time for another dry day, yesterday we saw a lot

it was on one street, oxford road in manchester at the end of last year and we recycle 20,000 cups fromf london and manchester so we get good coverage nationwide so everyone has a good opportunity to recycle theircup. has a good opportunity to recycle their cup. thanks very much, gary. they're hoping to get around 500,000 of these by the end of the month, 5 million recyclable cups in these containers by the end of the year. back to you two, dan and louise. it's incredibly obvious, it looks like a it's incredibly obvious, it looks likea cup, it's incredibly obvious, it looks like a cup, that's what you do with it,. shall hands to carol —— shall we hand to carol? or is it doris day? you have to wait for this, carol. we think that looks like a dead ringer for you. think that looks like a dead ringer foryou. in my think that looks like a dead ringer for you. in my dreams. think that looks like a dead ringer foryou. in my dreams. i think that looks like a dead ringer for you. in my dreams. i wouldn't mind looking like doris day. chiles doubts of the day if you are just stepping out. it will

street overnight work has cleared. work in bucks county along route 1, the super highway, oxford valley road cleared out of the way. southbound they were working overnight. they had all lanes blocked, but they are gone now. looking good right here, route 1 in langhorne. the crews will return tonight at 9:00 super highway route 1 oxford valley road. watch out for that. 202 the on-ramp from the 30 bypass looking good, overnight work here has cleared, we're off to a good start on this thursday morning. >>> an update on the breaking news we're following this morning, firefighters are on the scene of a fire that is burning at a funeral home in the lehigh valley. jeanette reyes is live at the scene at east main street and 100 in macungie. good morning, jennette. >> reporter: tam, this fire is turning out to be a little more complicated than the firefighters anticipated. it's not a large fire, in fact you can't see the flames from the outside. take a live look behind me. it's the very, very top upper floor of the funeral home. the problem is the flames are inside, they managed to put it out on the outside, but they are tr

oxford valley. we have been dealing with that for a little bit now, we are used to that. we had a accident where vehicle went into the house in west oak lane, north broad streeteltenham avenue. i necessity our trang do will get out there and will have more in a little bit. construction on 42 southbound between the 25 and creek road right lane blocked there. a lot mercon trucks to talk b pennsylvania turnpike westbound ramp to northeast extension, pennsylvania turnpike near valley forge, one lane blocked, each direction there and also we're talking about construction on the northeast extension. we were talking about that yesterday. some more on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound before bensalem right lane is block there, jim and rahel, back to you. >>> well, this is certainly a very interesting story, these new parents down in houston, texas are counting their blessings twice. >> couple welcomed their first set of twins but babies were born, two weeks apart. expecting mother latoyia woolridge said she felt pain in january. her husband was out of town. she drove herself to the hospital. shortly after lit alomar owe was born 23 weeks weighing 1 pound, 3-ounces.

oxford valley road. southbound go with i-95 northbound go with route 1. construction in delco cleared out. there's a crash in schwenksville on main street. a little bit of fog. west chester low visibilities along 202. >> thank you matt. >>> breaking news, a gun battle between two men sent bullets flying through the air. one man was wounded another man was asleep in his house was awaken from the sound of a bullet striking his bed post. jeanette reyes has more from the scene. >> reporter: well, matt, one man is in critical condition. another narrowly missed being stopped while he was asleep in bed all this the aftermath of a shootout all this happening blocks away from the police station. philadelphia police say gunshots rang out at the intersection of north 15th and calmly street in the city's logan section. two men in a car had two guns. it was clear there was a hail of gunfire at the initial scene. nearby cars were riddled with bullets. police found a window with a bullet hole in it. i narrowly missed a 57-year-old man asleep in his belt. police were -- in his bed post. police were surprised to find out there was a gunshot victim. >> we

oxford valley. see them exit right there. another accident swenksville, heads up on this. there you go, route 29 main street at walnut st. just a heads up. this won't slow you down right now, it may be a little later. construction northeast extension, right lane blocked there, jim, jan, back to you. >> thank you, meisha. new overnight man sleeping in his bed is nearly shot when stray bullet flies through his window, ends up lodge in the bed post. >> left another man in critical condition. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live now at einstein medical center where that victim is being treated. good morning, trang. >> reporter: good morning, jan, jim. the man shot arrived here at einstein in a private car. he was in surgery overnight. suffering from gunshot wounds to his left arm shoulder and torso. fortunately, though, in this case, police were able to get two persons of interest in custody. pretty quickly. but take a look at the shooting scene in ogontz overnight. just after 11:00 p.m., officers were on patrol near 15th and common street when they heard gunshot and rushed over to the scene. no victim there but officers

jacket hanging in his office when he went on his last trip to oxford mississippi what he passed away on a sunday at eastern on american street team he to thomas jefferson's monticello. if you had visited monticello two years ago you would've come and you would have seen jefferson's beautiful neoclassical villa. but what we wanted to do was change that. we wanted to distort the landscape of slavery. if you could come up the phone top endeavors time the first thing you would have seen most likely was enslaved people. there would have been no place on the phone top that slavery was not visible. we want to restore that, make that known to visitors who come here today. connect will also visit the muller center at the university of virginia to learn about their first year project with explorers challenges presidents and their in the first year the job lyndon johnson said when he became president that no matter how big your majorities, you get one year. before congress are thinking about you and start speaking about themselves and their own reelection. at about january of your second year after you've done your first year, all the

oxford valley that's now just been cleared. we do have an accident in germantown, this also has downed pole and wires, as well. north 21 streett laugh ear street, if that's in your neck of the woods. do have construction out there, as well, lime lexington, route 309, between sum any town and chesterfield drive one lane is open there. lot going on. jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, listen up, toyota owners, find out why the car maker is issuing a recall on a popular pick up. >> the nfl draft is not the only game in town. the other sport attractions when "eyewitness news" continues. >> money watch's hena daniels joins us from the new york torque stock exchange, good morning, so toyota issued recall for one of their popular pickups, what do drivers need to know about this? >> good morning, jim, rahel, auto maker is recalling certain models of its popular tack kona pick-up truck, says oil leak in affected vehicles could cause rear wheels to lock up, leading drivers to lose control. toyota has not said if the problem is responsible for any injuries or deaths. >> well, uber,

oxford valley roadment we -- ro. we had construction blocking route 1, but no issues now. the northeast extension we have construction northbound past lansdale blocking the right lane. fire location main street at is you say with a had susquehanna avenue. if you're in the area, stick to cow path road and broad street to get around the restrictions at main street. 55 at schooner landing road we have construction blocking a lane northbound and southbound it will continue to be blocked. watch that around the clock. >> reporter: let's look at the temperatures, 39 degrees in bethlehem. 40 in pottstown. 48 in center city. feels good this morning, warmer this morning than yesterday morning. 41 pemberton. 54 in for the skew. 49 degrees in dover, delaware. lots of sunshine. >>> police in wisconsin has ramped up security at churns and schools as they hunt for a man who may be plotting a violent attack. 34-year-old joseph jakubowski expressed antireligious views in a 116 page man -- manifesto he sent to the white house. investigators have followed up on more than 300 tips, but don't have any solid leads on his whereabouts. >>> impeachment proceedings began for alabama governor robert bentley accused of

oxford, north carolina about 25 miles from here. i learned just a few years ago about another similar incident that happened three blocks from here, at the intersection by ninth street where black during the war 1944 a black such in soldier in uniform would not move to the back of the bus. when he got off the bus the bus driver got off and shot and killed him. as is usual in these cases, an all-white jury found the people that clearly committed these crimes not guilty. there is quite a very sad tradition here. one last thing i want to say, and working on publicity for this book, i went on google images looking for a picture of emmett till. there are two important pictures of emmett till there. one of him as a marvelous, handsome, full of life 14-year-old. then, the picture of him and his open casket which is mother insisted on showing how well -- there are not words for what that image shows. there just aren't. after all of these years. it just moves you to tears. it is astounding. so, i would like to turn this over to tim and just say it has been my great pleasure and honor to be a friend of tim and have tim be a long time customer of this bookstore and we're thril

contributing to the editorial pages of "the wall street journal" "the new york times" with an undergraduate degree in mathematics from yale in economics from oxford and yale law school. also atom white was a research fellow with the ad john professor from the law school published in many places the received his undergraduate at the diversity viola and also from harvard law school. rounding up the panel congressman frost the vice president the u.s. association of former members of congress serving in the house 26 years holding many leadership positions from the dallas-fort worth area with the partisan divide the undergraduate degree in journalism and history and a law degree from georgetown university. i just want to note following the remarks to of ample time for question and answer some now before it is yours. >>. >> thanks to the federalist society also representative ross m prof right to participate in this family of four word to the discussion with all of you. when i was a little boy my mother taught me to recite the "gettysburg address" that they should not have died in vain engine of a new birth of freedom and the government of the people b

oxford valley. that will lighten the load pushing toward into deeper in the 5:00 o'clock hour and starts to get busy. a vehicle went in the house, east oak lane north broad street cheltenham avenue trang do will be there with more information for you live on the scene coming up in a little bit. we have construction in new jersey, 42 southbound between the 25 and creek road that right lane is block but that is not all, not enclose, pennsylvania turnpike westbound ramp to northeast extension head up construction out there, pennsylvania turnpike near valley forge one lane is block each direction there. then we are still talking about pennsylvania turnpike westbound before bensalem, right lane is block there and northeast extension, for those taking the northeast extension , it has been busy with construction crews out there, today found it will be in difference. left lane is blocked mid county and you guessed it more to talk about in the next 10 minutes. jim and rahel back over to you >>> a delaware judge's ruling on whether three teenage girls are at fault in the death of the classmate is expected later today. seventeen year-olds are tried as juveniles in the dea

onto oxford valley, long standing construction getting kinds of used to it, pops up every now and then, heads up, all lanes blocked, might be clearing right now. we'll see what happens. also 17th streetd between walnut and locust, alternate 15th or 18th. why? because of small sinkhole that opened yesterday, and repairs are being done today. so heads up, crews are out, there like i said, with repairs, and it is going slow you down around that area. also, we've got construction, crews out there, pa turnpike eastbound between willow grove, bensalem. left lane blocked there, rahel, jim, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. this morning the phillies are getting praised on line because of act of kindness for a dad. >> it started when at dadtide asked phillies if there would be autism awareness night this year. he said his three year old dolt czar big fan, woe like to bring her, they said it is april 22, how about we bring awe ticket voucher you can use for the game. does that work? the dad responded that would be awesome. twitter use remembers praising the team calling them a classy organization, and we ' agree. one use here admitted being a mets fan said even they had to recognize the phill

oxford in 2019. so far, trials of driverless vehicles in the uk have taken place at slow speeds and not on public roads. the streetscostu me. but probably the one of the most impressive, was joe spraggins from southfields who became the fastest man to run the race dressed as a swimmer. he completed the race in an impressive two hours and 42 minutes. well done to everyone. let's have a look at the travel situation now. a good service on all lines. the north circular is closed. that is because of a fire next to the flyover. over in east london, in mile end, bow common lane is closed between devons road and thomas road. that's because of a police incident. let's have a check on the weather now with kate. good morning. a bright start for many of us this morning with sunny spells but this sky will turn a little more like this as we head through the day and showers arrive. best chance of the sunshine is further south and gradually the cloud take several parts. showers come through the afternoon we will still have a couple of sunny spells an attempt to hold on. reasonably warm. it is not until overnight that we see a dram

street journal," the "new york times" and other publications. has an undergreat degree in mathematics from trail, poet graduate dig few economics from oxford and a law degree. and adam white is an adjunct professor the antonin scalia law school himself notable writing has been published in men places is at am dam jury white.com. he received the undergraduate the university of iowa and this jd cum laude at harvard law school. and then corporaller congress mark voss who is the vice-president for the u.s. association of formermers of congress. congressman frost served 26 years and had many leadership positions representing the dallas-fort worth area. he is the author of book with former congressman tom davis: the partisan divide, congress in crisis. he has a law degree from georgetown university. before i turn it over to david i just want to note for all of you that following the panelist remarks we'll have amp time for question and answer so be thinking about your questions you'd like to ask our panelists. with that, david, the floor is yours. >> well, thank you, nate, and thanks to the federal society for sponsors this event and thank you as well

oxford high school. he was a prince george's county police officer who accidentally was shot and killed by another officer during the shoot-out. the tournament and ends tomorrow. >>> thousands of people will take to the streetsence today. it is due to be nonpartisan. it's been fueled by what some say are president trump's anti-environmental policies. >>> and we'll check on the march forecast with lauren ricketts right after this. >>> let's get you over to lauren jiggetts now. it's a rainy morning out there. >> i know. we'll get your saturday underway. bring the umbrella. rain continues to move through in batches. so we'll continue to see the rain heavy at times throughout the day. but again, pretty much the name of the game today is rain showers. also, we have some rain in the forecast. temperatures will be in the 50s today. just a wet and cloudy day. temperatures tomorrow stay in the 50s. rain mainly south of i-56 tomorrow and south of route 50 in maryland. througut well. >>> thank you. keep tabs on lauren's updated forecast on the nbc washington app. we'll see you on air in 25 minutes. >>> good morning. >>> good morning. tough talk. with north korea threatening to conduct a nuclear test as early as today.

street building societies have ruled out offering the product at this stage. there's a call for the drug ketamine to be used more widely by the nhs to treat depression. psychiatrists in oxforda human trial using the class b substance, which is also used as a horse sedative. they're now calling for a national database to be established so that doctors who prescribe it can monitor its results as our health correspondent, jane dreaper, reports. life is good for helen. this is the best that she has felt in 7 years. depression and anorexia took their toll, but taking part in these nhf drug trial has stopped feeling like she is drowning in her own thoughts. -- nhs. . i she is drowning in her own thoughts. —— nhs. . i can take my children to their friends' birthday parties and go on the odd playdate every now and then. i can actually be present in my children's lives, which is the most important thing to me. she is among the first patients to have this expo metalled treatment. all the patients in this trial had severe depression and other treatments had failed. 42 of the 101 patient felt much better after having katter men. —— patients. patient felt much better after having katter