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a few days later, became even worse and i was taken to the royal hospital in cambridge. and just how ill you work? not really. i never thought something like this could happen to me. because half of the time, i was asleep, i had no sense of reality or what was going on around me. it was very frightening. i bet it was. because you had a special treatment, didn't you? which i think it only given as a very last resort, which does give us a sense ofjust how seriously ill you were. well, yes. i was on extra oxygen. and i was on that life support machine twice. gosh. and i know you suffered nerve damage when you were ill, and you had to relearn all sorts of skills, didn't you? tell us what you had to relearn. well, i had to relearn lots of things. i had to learn how to walk, i needed to learn how to talk again, how to eat. and i found it very difficult, especially as soon as i woke up. i felt very paralysed, i couldn't move a muscle. i was in bed unable to do anything, really. gosh, so how long has it taken you to relearn to walk and talk and eat? well, i'm able to do those thi

martin was brought here to salford royal hospital. ., , ., hospital. he would have been in one ofthe hospital. he would have been in one of the two pods- _ hospital. he would have been in one of the two pods. we _ hospital. he would have been in one of the two pods. we don't _ hospital. he would have been in one of the two pods. we don't get - hospital. he would have been in one of the two pods. we don't get to - hospital. he would have been in one of the two pods. we don't get to see some of the patients at the end of theirjourney, but seeing how well he is doing, seeing everything he is doing, that he is taking on new challenges, it's lovely. he doing, that he is taking on new challenges, it's lovely.- doing, that he is taking on new challenges, it's lovely. he was a aood challenges, it's lovely. he was a good patient _ challenges, it's lovely. he was a good patient but _ challenges, it's lovely. he was a good patient but he _ challenges, it's lovely. he was a good patient but he was - challenges, it's lovely. he was a good patient

martin was brought here to salford royal hospital.come up from the lifts at the end and you would have been in one of two pods. he is meeting up with some of the staff who cared for him on the night and in the following weeks, when bonds for life are formed. we don't get to see often some patients at the end of their journey, we follow them through, we follow them with after—care and things, but actually coming back and hearing how well they're doing and seeing everything he's doing in the news, and that he is taking on new challenges, you know, it's lovely. he was a good patient but he was a pain in the bum some days. he wanted this, that and the other. expensive aftershave, i said, where do you think you are? you're in hospital, not the lowry. anyway, oh, he was lovely, and then he got to know us, and then bit by bit, he started doing everything himself. he was a great patient. there is great affection and admiration, notjust for the nhs staff but also in return for the patient. and his latest endeavour, to reach the peak of mount k

in terms of the royal hospital closures that we have seen in georgia, which is directly connected tothe lack of medicaid expansion, it would help to reduce the medical debt fight is that is facing many black and latinx families in georgia. making sure that they are not lost within this coverage gap. >> thank you, ms. haynes. miss stewart, as have been discussed. equifax experienced trans union recently announced changes to the way that they score medical debt. as i understand now medical collection debt under $500 will appear on consumer credit reports. the average amount of medical debt, according to my staff research is approximately $2,400 for those who are carrying. it miss stewart, how will the credit reporting agencies announcement of this policy change the impact on individuals who have more than $500 in medical debt? >> thank you senator. well, for people who have debt more than $500 they will have an extra year to resolve the debt. that is the good news of the policy. beyond that, people with that over $500 it would not be removed from their credit report. that is something

he was taken to the royal london hospital, but later died from his injuries.or quite a long time. and it was so nice to see them looking really, really excited. it became like a big party. and so funny. deaf children are so funny. well, if you're heading out on public transport this morning, this is how tfl services are looking right now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. just the metropolitan line with minor delays. onto the weather now with kate kinsella. good morning. the downpours from yesterday, welcomed by some, have cleared. high pressure has been building overnight squeezing everything out of the way. it's also dragged in some warmer air and you can see by this yellow and orange colour, so temperatures set to rise. first thing this morning, a bit of mistiness into the west out towards berkshire but it will melt away. plenty of sunshine. a bit more cloud this afternoon and we could see an isolated shower, but fairly hit and miss and temperatures getting up to 21 celsius. overnight, dry, largely clear and we could see a bit of mistiness d

she has raised nearly £70,000 for the royal manchester children's hospital, the hospital she says savedite _ she says saved her life. that was probably my favourite run - she says saved her life. that was probably my favourite run that i l probably my favourite run that i have done. the atmosphere was great. i didn't feel as much pressure, i just felt i could do whatever i wanted to. i was thinking about now in the hospital on the way round, perfect, exactly what i wanted. find perfect, exactly what i wanted. and it was a perfect _ perfect, exactly what i wanted. and it was a perfect day for others, fund raising for different charities.— fund raising for different charities. ., . ., ., charities. fantastic atmosphere. for us, it's charities. fantastic atmosphere. for us. it's about _ charities. fantastic atmosphere. for us, it's about doing _ charities. fantastic atmosphere. for us, it's about doing something - us, it's about doing something together, _ us, it's about doing something together, being part of a team. finishing — together, being part of a team. finishing times are irrelevan

stuart and - caroline, you are from salford royal hospital so you have seen him go to the sec processething about him? he help him, whether something about him? ., . help him, whether something about him? . , ., him? he was determined from the start. we him? he was determined from the start- we had _ him? he was determined from the start. we had the _ him? he was determined from the start. we had the down _ him? he was determined from the start. we had the down days, - him? he was determined from the start. we had the down days, we i him? he was determined from the i start. we had the down days, we got over the _ start. we had the down days, we got over the days — start. we had the down days, we got over the days of— start. we had the down days, we got over the days of feeling _ start. we had the down days, we got over the days of feeling really - start. we had the down days, we got over the days of feeling really low. i over the days of feeling really low. he grew _ over the days of feeling really low. he grew this— over the days of feeling really low. he grew this determination, - o

martin was brought here to salford royal hospital.ere is great affection and admiration, notjust for the nhs staff but also in return for the patient. and his latest endeavour, to reach the peak of mount kilimanjaro, almost 20,000 feet high. absolutely barking mad, no way. he'll do it. yeah, he'll do it, no doubt about it, but, yeah. since the bombing, martin has also stayed in touch with his neurosurgeon, mr saxena, who removed shrapnel from his body and spine. what is interesting as i went through the notes yesterday, last night, and we actually had a 45 minute conversation before your surgery. really? which you didn't remember. because obviously you were under so much heavy doses of painkiller medication. because of all the bolts and things. i know i was awake and talking and things, but obviously i don't remember that. for me, it was like three weeks later, to be told, you are alive but you're paralysed, it's like, well, i'll take it, you know. people can't get their head around it but that, to me, i'm just so happy to be alive an

hospitalized. i spoke to the commissioner of the royal bahamas police.psies will have to be performed in order to find out the reason for death. and there's key finding so far that is really important here. no signs of trauma, and that basically rules out the possibility of foul play. at the same time, it deepens the history. according to the commissioner, he told me investigators were sent out friday after the body of a man was found in one of the villas at emerald bay sandals resort. and a short time later the bodies of two other people were found in a separate villa, a man and woman. what's puzzling is officials said there were signs the couple had apparently signs of consumption before they died. what deepens the mystery is the two people turned to a local medical facility after feeling vomiting and nauseated the day before they were found dead. and then there was a fourth person, the woman located in the first villa, that was hospitalized and according to officials is still being treated this hour. there's still a lot missing here. investigators say

she temporarily stepped back from her royal duties last year after being hospitalized for unknown reasonsive 20th century artwork. it could have been yours if you had $195 million. it was described as, quote, one of the rarest images in exis existence. it has previously been shown at museums and galleries in new york, paris, and london. the previous record for a warhol painting, $105 million, but that was about a decade ago. nice if you can get it. i'm john vause at the cnn center in atlanta. please stay with us. i'll be back after a very short break. thanks for watching. see you in a moment. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. ugh-stipated... feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. welcome to the next level. this is the lexus nx with intuitive tech... (beeps) car: watch for traffic ...and our most advanced safety system ever. ♪ ♪ discover a s

me and my family raised money for royal manchester children's hospital and quite simply they saved myep in touch with her and herfamily bonded and we will always keep in touch with her and her family and bonded and we will always keep in touch with her and herfamily and it is know�*s touch with her and herfamily and it is knows to have the support there. how will you remember nell? i thrill how will you remember nell? i will remember her _ how will you remember nell? i will remember her in _ how will you remember nell? iii-h ii. remember her in everything i how will you remember nell? in ii. remember her in everything i do stop she was a wonderful person and wonderful sister to me and someone that will be with me for the rest of my life and i have a little necklace and i will be three manchester and running today and thinking about her and basically laughing, certainly during the run but i will take her kind spirit with me everywhere. i know it is not easy and thank you. good luck with the run.— good luck with the run. thank you very much- _ good luck with the run. thank you very much

hospitalized. i did speak to police commissioner with royal bahamas police asking if they have any indication to causess feed to happen to determine that. they do have very key finding here so far. that is they have ruled out foul play. investigators have found no signs of any kind of trauma on those bodies. that's key. here is the background. investigators were called tout sandals as em erald bay resort after the staff discovered the body of man in one of their vil l -- villas and discovered two bodies in saa second villa. this police commissioner telling me that couple had complained about feeling nausea and vo vomiting the day before they were found dead. they were treated and septent b to their resort. a fourth person, a woman was found at the first villa. she is the one hospitalized now. in terms of what sandals has said, they released a statement writing a health issue was reported and following our protocols we alerted medical professionals and relevant local authorities. in terms of what's happening now, the commissioner telling me the u.s. embassy and nassau with the local tourism ministry wor

this s covid-19 cases and hospitalizations rise across the country. plus, a royal reunion.arry and meghan and family expected to attend the queen's platinum jubilee as she marks 70 years on the throne. the reporter remarks from the duke and duchess and her majesty ahead of the festivities coming up. the world's fastest sport revving up this morning for the formula one miami grand prix tomorrow. our team is on the track this morning with a preview of what to expect from the big event this year. it is all here ahead on gma. liz: mother's day is tomorrow and people are rushing to the california flower mall in downtown l.a. residents throughout the state travel overnight to beat the crowds. consumers noticed something different, prices have increased since valentine's day. >> inflation, you cannot avoid it. logistics, labor, supply disruptions, the cost of products is more expensive. it trickles into the price of the product. liz: flowers are flown in on jets from central and south america to arrive ahead of mother's day. they say even with the price increases the california fl

i royal bahamas police force said they were alerted by staff at the hospital that one man was foungd unresponsive in the villa. while heading to the scene, they were told the man and woman were found unresponsive in their hotel room. this all happened all at the same time. total tragedy all of them are american and that is also major concern. it reminds me, remember dot min can republic in 2017, multiple people died in the dominican republic, some deaths were linked to bad alcohol they were drinking. so many questions. >> todd: that was one of the reported possible reasons this happened. i think the leader at this point among people, this is connected to an air conditioner. until we know for certain, we can't speculate with certainty. every time guinto a hotel room, you wonder, am i safe to breathe this air. i just got a new air conditioner, i don't know how it works. >> carley: state department is on it. we'll update you as the news breaks. let's turn to ashley strohmier. >> ashley: search for a missing alabama inmate and correction officer. the duo has left few clues where exactly

hospital in spain. the british academy television awards are taking place at london's royal festival hall this evening,1980s — is leading the nominations. 0ther nominations include one for ncuti gatwa, who hasjust been announced as the new dr who. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba caught up with the new doctor on the red carpet, alongside writer russell t davies, who is back in charge from the next series. i have known since about february, so it has been tricky trying to keep this under wraps, because i have got a very big mouth, but yes, we did it. we did it. it feels amazing, it feels really amazing and it is a true honour. this role is an institution and it is so iconic and means a lot to so many people, including myself. it makes people feel seen. everyone can enjoy it so i feel very grateful to have had the baton handed over and i will do my best. have you always been a big drwho fan? anyone you want to model yourself on, or do your own thing as well? i am definitely going to do my own thing, definitely. they are all amazing, you cannot pick. i don't know who isn't a fan of dr who. i re

royal blood, or what? you remind me, and you yourself. we will be from which rothschilds or windsor? although i remember my mother-in-law before retirement , she worked as a simple nanny in the hospital confusing something . well, are we discussing my mother? yes, we don't talk about anyone anymore. that's it, i said that's enough. antosh, let's go eat with us. like a family dinner, not moms, without me. well, send your mother . you bungled such a chicken, you just swallow your tongue. so swallow mine will come in handy. friend, you are wrong, seriously, your friends are wrong. at the stall. which one do you know better. something upset, and so it goes. from you never from me stepan petrovich and you know the new road nafig anton no. then follow the old one. well, yes, i drank yes because it was worried. i are you being rude to me? listen. you're bothering me, really. please close the door. here from that side. anton let 's have a normal talk like a man. the comrade doesn't understand. free space happy stay hello i just had a case accumulated decided to sort it out a bit. well, maybe let's go to my office, have a cup of tea? what about some gloomy one? yes, with my mother, of course.

hospital in serious condition. three other americans died of unknown conditions at the resort. >> reporter: pamela, the royal bahamaso release the identifies of the three americans found dead in the bahamas by tomorrow. paul roll said two american couples vacationing there at a sandals resort. staff at the facility initially called investigators friday morning when unconscious man discovered at a property villa. that man was eventually pronounced dead there at the scene. a woman also in the room she survived and air lifted to the hospital and taken to a miami hospital in serious condition. officials have not elaborated on the injuries. in the investigation the staff discovered the bodies of another couple and both announced dead friday. they visited a local medical facility the day before complaining about vomiting and nausea. investigators say they were treated and allowed to return back to the lodging for the night. what's a clue is when they were found on friday they showed signs of convulsion so that's a clue trying to find out what load up to that situation and why vmtdal scientists are assisting to make sure t

hospital in nassau. >> reporter: good morning to you. i asked commissioner paul rolle of the royal bahamas police if they have any indications about causes of death in this case. he said it's too soon. autopsies will have to be performed to answer that question. there are some early findings that are key. investigators have found no signs of foul play, saying there was no trauma found on those bodies. his investigators were called to sandals' emerald bay resort in exuma on friday morning after a staff member found the body of a man, and then who other people were found at a second villa on the property. investigators said they showed signs of convulsion at the time they were found. the commissioner told me the couple found in that second villa turned to a local medical facility the night before they died. they were complaining about nausea and vomiting. that's a clue. they were treated and eventually sent back to their resort for the night. there was a fourth person found at that villa, a woman. she had to be airlifted. investigators telling me she's still being treated and is ill

majority of those affected are women, but the number of young men admitted to hospital has more than doubled in that time. the royalxia. she now runs her own eating disorder charity. there is still a massive misconception about eating disorders, actually eating disorders, they have got the highest death rate of all psychiatric illnesses. they are very, very serious and very complex mental health disorders. the government says extra funding will pay for at least another 2,000 young people in england to access eating disorder support. jim reed, bbc news. let's speak now to dr dasha nicholls — who chaired the development of the new guidelines. how do you think they will help? thank you for your interest in this issue. we are very keen to make sure as many people as possible are aware of this new guidance we're today. which is, as your previous speaker said, all about making sure that people recognise when an eating disorder has become very serious. i think it is easy for people to think of eating disorders as lifestyle choices. ,. , of eating disorders as lifestyle choices. . , .. of eating disorders as lifestyle choi

hospital in the bahamas. christina coleman is following that story. hi, christina. christina: investigate operation with the royals not clear how the individuals died but that their death was sudden. police were notified friday morning shortly after staff in exuma that a man was unresponsive of bedroom floor of his villa and a second man and a woman were found unresponsive another another villa. officers said both individuals did show signs of convulsion but did not show signs of trauma. officers also say the couple complained of illness the previous evening. they say they went to a local medical facility and returned to their lodging after receiving treatment. all 3 guests were pronounced dead at the scene and another person, a woman was air-lift today a nearby hospital for treatment. here is what the bahamas minister of health and wellness said on saturday. >> it all started a day before yesterday where there was some signs of individuals presenting to the clinic with nausea, vomiting and symptoms. they were eventually seen and subsequently discharged themselves. our investigations were up to late last night an

royal visitors later on. this is a garden which has been made for children. it will be relocated to alder hey children's hospital have those connections in the world that you do not get when you are stuck in hospital. has betty done any foraging here this morning? she has. she has been on the picnic blanket, picking some mint and having - a little smell of all the different herbs that are in _ the picnic blanket. for the first time ever at the chelsea flower show, judges will find a winner amongst the balcony and container gardens. jane porter is a chelsea first—timer. she has created a slice of scotland using repurposed whiskey casks which are filled with heather and thistle. i really feel like it gives an impression of scotland and also that people can see these sort of ubiquitous planters that you see everywhere and just think, you can do a little bit more with them, with some imagination. before the garden is open to the public tomorrow, some well—known faces have been enjoying the displays. roses are falling out of the sky and i have got apples forming, pears forming, figs forming, walnuts, i've got everyth

hospitalized. a few years ago americans died in mexican resort after being served tainted alcohol. the very latest of this mystery. go on vacation and this happens. >> yeah, very disturbing, investigators with the royal bahamas police force say it's in the clear how the individuals died but that their death was sudden. police were notified friday morning shortly after 9:00 by staff that a man was found unresponsive on the bedroom floor of his villa and second man and woman were found unresponsive at another villa. officers said they showed no signs of convulsion, but no signs of trauma. also they were pronounced dead at the scene and a third woman was air-lifted to a nearby hospital. here is what the bahamas minister of health and wellness said on saturday. >> it all started the day before yesterday where there was some signs of the individual presenting to the clinic with nausea, vomiting and symptoms. they were eventually seen and discharged themselves. our investigations were up to late last night and what we feel what we are seeing is an isolated case associated in a particular area. christina: the u.s. state department released a statement saying in part, we are closely monitoring local authorit

royal lane. walked across the parking lot armed with a weapon. the entered the business and then began shooting multiple rounds. police say their injuries appear to be non life threatening. transported to an area hospitalooter's motive is unclear. police have to describe him a black male driving a maroon colored minivan or similar vehicle. it's unclear if anyone else was with him. the victims reported. the shooter made some quick comments, but details weren't released. someone just to run up in there and start shooting from where we gather. it just came in there said something and shots were fired, mostly asian paper here operates a neighboring business in this koreatown area of dallas , where there are many korean owned businesses. he says. there was an earlier dispute inside the salon wednesday when stylists told an african american woman they did not know how to cut her hair. something misunderstand. police say they're looking into reports of an earlier dispute, but they cannot confirm if it's related to the shooting. we're not ruling it out. but right now, i don't want to relate to unless i'm for sure, police were asked if there's reason to believe the shooting might be a hate crime. and at this ti

majority of those affected are women, but the number of young men admitted to hospital has more than doubled in that time. the royalabout it. you have heard about the figures of how many more people are needing help. how surprised i buy that? i don't feel like i'm that surprised because i didn't feel like since lockdown has happened that there's been a lot more downfall in people's mental health and i definitely feel like there should be extra support out there and extra awareness about eating disorders because there is a massive misconception about how serious they actually are. much mac how quickly will you diagnose you are able to get help? it took me about a year to actually figure out that i actually had a problem and thenit that i actually had a problem and then it was within a month or something and then i got diagnosed. why do you think it is, then, that so many people don't get the help they need as quickly as they do? because it would appear that this new guidance is necessary because many cases are being missed? i feel! many cases are being missed? i feel like the patient, _ many cases are being missed?

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royal visitors later on. this is a garden which has been made for children. it will be relocated to alder hey children's hospital, which are filled with heather and thistle. i really feel like it gives an impression of scotland and also that people can see these sort of ubiquitous planters that you see everywhere and just think, you can do a little bit more with them, with a bit of imagination. before the garden is open to the public tomorrow, some well—known faces have been enjoying the displays. roses are falling out of the sky and i have got apples forming, pears forming, figs forming, walnuts, i've got everything, actually — lemons on my lemon trees dropping off, which i pick every night for a gin and tonic. this year's show will be particularly special, as they celebrate the queen's 70 years on the throne. helena wilkinson, bbc news, at the chelsea flower show. and the sun has finally come out again _ and the sun has finally come out again. really, there is nowhere else better— again. really, there is nowhere else better to _ again. really, there is nowhere else better to be. so many beautiful things— bette

hospitals to offer staff more overtime to help reduce waits. more than six million people are on waiting lists for treatment such as knee and hip surgery. royalight on the results from dozens of english local authorities. david lammy for labour is still with us in the studio and we have been joined by the conservative mp claire. laura is still with me. what i would like to do now, because we know the results from nine english councils already, that is to say they have not completely declared some of them, but we can basically pronounce them, but we can basically pronounce the result on the basis of the declarations that we have two hand already and reeta is going to take us through those. i already and reeta is going to take us through those.— us through those. i have got eight of them up _ us through those. i have got eight of them up here, _ us through those. i have got eight of them up here, four _ us through those. i have got eight of them up here, four apiece i us through those. i have got eight of them up here, four apiece for i us through those. i have got eight l of them up here, four apiece for the conservatives and labour. they are