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seren has had a tic since she was a child, but wasn't officially diagnosed with tourette�*s syndromeme to terms with it being permanent was difficult, but it's changed her life. my mental health was so much better, like, i was actually enjoying things. i think trying to hide itjust takes all of the enjoyment out of everything and just meant that i wasn't really living, i was just sort of surviving. tourette�*s is a neurological condition, which means it's in the brain and it makes us make involuntary movements and sounds. i started up my social media channels, and now i get so many messages from people saying that i've helped them in lots of different ways. it's just a massive confidence boost. seren is now part of a campaign by the tourette�*s action charity to dispel myths over the condition. to raise money for the charity, seren is running 5k every day throughout tourette�*s awareness month. as she's also lost her sight, she's helped on the runs by guide runner kim. i spend an hour with seren and ijust think she'sjust amazing. tourette�*s awareness month runs until the middle ofju

and for the tourette's community, that's huge.the most difficult of his life, and apologising to fans, said he'd be backjust as soon as he was able. john donnison, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. how does it look? more unsettled but good news for people who want some rain. good evening. it was a cloudy day today, outbreaks of rain affecting much of the northern half of the country tied in with these weather fronts, of the country tied in with these weatherfronts, that of the country tied in with these weather fronts, that area of low pressure sitting in the north atlantic. most of the rain was across scotland and northern england, it has cleared into the north sea, the legacy of some spots of drizzle left behind, a lot of cloud through the overnight period but many places will turn a bit drier, a bit more of a

and for the tourette's community, that's huge.most difficult of his life, and apologising to fans, said he'd be backjust as soon as he was able. john donnison, bbc news. before we go — a still—life fresco, depicting a possible ancient ancestor of the pizza, has been found on the wall of a house in pompeii — the roman city wiped out by an eruption of volcano mount vesuvius two thousand years ago. the fresco was found in the atrium of a house with a bakery attached to it. however, it isn't pizza as we know it today, as two thousand years ago tomatoes and mozzarella the basic ingredients of the pizza — were unknown. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. it looks like today will be the warmest day of the week, feeling quite humid, especially across england and wales, and it's across england and wales where we should tend to stay dry for much of the day. but there will be a band of rain pushing in across scotland and northern ireland that will continue its journey eastwards during tonight. so, we're in this wedge of war

everybody is now talking about tourette's, which is brilliant.rhaps in the media with the emphasis on some of the tics that are more extreme. and so hopefully this will show people how it impacts on a person's day—to—day life. # somebody to have... # somebody to hold... capaldi's performance and vulnerability at the weekend triggered james to write him an impromptu letter, a letter in which james tells of his own story and reminds lewis of the strength and support he's now giving others who suffer from the same condition. i've seen his struggles and he's not in a great state himself. _ so i thought i'd just write to him to sort of make him feel better. and to know that he has. people understanding him. and what do you think he'll make of the letter? i think he'll love it. i think we'll become best friends of it. i james, who's learning to play the piano, says one day he'd like to meet his music hero, the pop star whose honest performance at glastonbury has brought comfort to thousands of similar sufferers. # ..someone you love. glastonbury, thank

and for the tourette's community, that's huge.e was able. john donnison, bbc news. the rapper stormzy and the crystal palace forward wilfried zaha have agreed a deal to buy the non—league club afc croydon. the artist — who grew up in the south london borough is part of a three—man consortium, including palace s former head of player care, danny young. the club compete in the ninth tier of english football. before we go — a still—life fresco, depicting a possible ancient ancestor of the pizza, has been found on the wall of a house in pompeii — the roman city wiped out by an eruption of volcano mount vesuvius two thousand years ago. the fresco was found in the atrium of a house with a bakery attached to it. however, it isn�*t pizza as we know it today, as two thousand years ago tomatoes and mozzarella, the basic ingredients of the pizza — were unknown. hello there. it looks like today will be the warmest day of the week, feeling quite humid, especially across england and wales, and it�*s across england and wales where we should tend

seren is now part of a campaign by the tourette's action charity to dispel myths over the condition.hroughout tourette's awareness month. as she's also lost her sight, she's helped on the runs by guide runner kim. i spend an hour with seren and ijust think she'sjust amazing. tourette's awareness month runs until the middle ofjune, with seren being part of the team to end the myths and stereotypes around the condition that affects around 300,000 people throughout the uk. for more stories . from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'm zof with the catch up. tonight — prince harry gives evidence in court, stis on the rise and a new tech surprise. it's clear to see disposable vapes are becoming increasingly popular amongst young people, but children's doctors are calling for a complete ban on them, as they may damage young people's lungs. an anti—smoking campaign group says a ban would make it harder for some adults to give up smoking, but a parent to spoke to us about her concerns. there are a lot of shops just quite willing to give them out without any idea at all, and th

and for the tourette's community, that's huge.om touring as the most difficult of his life, and apologising to fans, said he'd be backjust as soon as he was able. john donnison, bbc news. the boss of thames water, sarah bentley, has quit weeks after being forced to give up her bonus after the company's environmental performance. she became the chief executive in 2020 and has been at the helm as water firms are under fire for the release of sewage into rivers and the sea. so why has she got the? is at all about lee bonis? we don't know, but she was certainly under a lot of pressure. she was a point of a couple of years ago as a fixer, to lead a big campaign to fix ageing pipes and infrastructure. it hasn't gone well and they have come under fire for pollution incidents, pollution going into rivers and sewage discharges. there have been some notorious incidents and just recently a group of schoolchildren in welch had to abandon the riverside trip because the teacher said the river was flowing with human waste. earlier in the year th

i mean, it tourettes in _ crowd. yeah, definitely. i mean, it tourettes in itself— crowd.was doing something he en'oyed. and, seren, tell us about h was doing something he enjoyed. and, seren, tell us about your own tourettes, how it affects you, and i imagine in a serious situation, if you are more stressed, tired or anxious, it can make it more challenging for you.- anxious, it can make it more challenging for you. yes, i'm not sure on the _ challenging for you. yes, i'm not sure on the science _ challenging for you. yes, i'm not sure on the science behind - challenging for you. yes, i'm not sure on the science behind it - challenging for you. yes, i'm not sure on the science behind it but| challenging for you. yes, i'm not i sure on the science behind it but if i feel any extreme emotions, my ticks get a lot worse. so if i'm excited about something, they will get a lot worse. he's definitely amazing for going on that stage and doing what he does best. i amazing for going on that stage and doing what he does best.— doing what he does best. i think some of the _ doing wha

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tourette's think she'sjust amazing. tourette's awareness month runs until the middle ofjune.or what they say are leaked exam papers. for what they say are leaked exam papers-— for what they say are leaked exam papers. for what they say are leaked exam �*a'ers. f, f, ., , .,, exam papers. £500 of paper was the ical exam papers. £500 of paper was the typical offer _ exam papers. £500 of paper was the typical offer from _ exam papers. £500 of paper was the typical offer from multiple i the typical offer from multiple accounts. they are everywhere. you would not run into a student in the uk who is not in contact with these accounts. some other stories now — holly will he back on this morning, saying she feels shaken and let down. it was herfirst saying she feels shaken and let down. it was her first show since phillip schofield left after missing he'd lied about an affair with a younger male colleague. an update about what happened at bournemouth beach, and court heard that a strong current in the sea might have called 12—year—old khan and 17—year—old joe to drown. what differenc

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tourette's awareness month runs until the middle ofjune.300,000 people throughout the uk. iam zoff i am zoff with the catch up. exam stress is real but be careful because scammers are on social media asking pupils for hundreds of pounds for what they say our leaked exam papers. the bbc had from someone who experienced this first—hand. someone who experienced this first-hand— first-hand. £500 for a paper was the typical _ first-hand. £500 for a paper was the typical offer - first-hand. £500 for a paper was the typical offer from i was the typical offer from multiple accounts. they are everywhere. you would not run into a student in the uk who has not come into contact with these accounts.— these accounts. some of the stories now. _ these accounts. some of the stories now. holly _ these accounts. some of the | stories now. holly willoughby is back on this mourning. she says she feels shaken, troubled and let down. it was herfirst show since phillip schofield left, after admitting he lied about an affair with a younger male colleague. an updat

a tourette's. well it's he's- tourette's. well it's he's ttetet— tourette's.has to be introduced properly in the classroom just at the classroom and we're just at the infancy that. at the moment . infancy of that. at the moment. de—man so education will change, mel, with al and what ways will it change? i don't think we can predict that at the moment. just like the onset of the internet 34 years ago, that was very much who knew where we were going to be going with that? look at how we run our lives now with the internet . but ai is can be internet. but ai is can be really innovative . obviously the really innovative. obviously the downsides to it , but actually downsides to it, but actually the upside is that you could ask chatgpt or something like that to produce an interview with charles darwin as if he were stephen hawking's. imagine the results of that and the conversation and the creativity you can have with students . yes you can have with students. yes of course that it's doing a lot of course that it's doing a lot of work or it could be doing a lot of

the uk over the weekend — but struggled to finish his set as he experienced tics linked to his tourette'sg when he needed it — and he said "i'm still learning to adjust to the impact of my tourette's and on saturday, it became obvious that i need to spend much more time getting my mental and physical health in order so i can keep doing everything i love for a long time to come". let's speak to laurie 0liva — director of musicians' services at the help musicians charity. thank you for being with us. it might look from the outside, someone like lewis capaldi is at the top of his game and it's usually talented, you might think what does he have to worry about? the point is here that it can strike anyone at any time. absolutely. it's exactly that. for lewis capaldi it must�*ve been a difficult decision to step back for a bit and take a break from what she presumably loves. his livelihood. as you see, we see that happening. it can happen to musicians at any stage of their career. the pressures that artists face and start early on, they can mount as careers get busier and the need to look after

we know that with lewis, aside from the tourette's, he's spoken very eloquently about his issues.s sometimes a trap you fall into when you look at people, you think they're in vegetable and live cam turbid life, but mental health doesn't discriminate. —— invincible and live a pampered life. actually stopping, prioritising, really trying to connect can be powerfulfor any prioritising, really trying to connect can be powerful for any of us and of us. if you're in crisis, if you're feeling like not coping in those last for a long time, you should go to a gp. it might be a primary care or the nhs can help. there are huge amounts of resources & hosting out there just to understand a little bit more about what's going on with you. that would include the mind info or web pages. if you're in crisis, it's a bit more difficult and there are samaritans and other services. it means different things to different people, but in this moment, where somebody like lewis capaldi somebody like lewis ca paldi unashamedlyjust somebody like lewis capaldi unashamedly just owns where somebody like lewis c

gloucestershire is to become one of the faces in a new social media campaign to dispel myths around tourette'senjaye from cheltenham who has vocal and physical "tics" — i was actually doing things. trying to hide it takes all the enjoyment of everything. it meant i wasn't actually living injust of everything. it meant i wasn't actually living in just surviving. it makes us make in voluntary movements and sound. i started off my social media channels and now i get so many messages from people saying i helped them in lots of different ways that it's just a massive confidence boost. sarah is art of a massive confidence boost. sarah is part of a campaign _ massive confidence boost. sarah is part of a campaign by _ massive confidence boost. sarah is part of a campaign by direct - massive confidence boost. sarah is part of a campaign by direct action| part of a campaign by direct action charity to dispel myths over the condition. to raise money for the charity, she runs 5k every day for terrazzo emma month. i charity, she runs 5k every day for terrazzo emma month.— charity, she runs 5k every day for

time and singer lewis capaldi says he's taking a break from touring to adjust to the impact of his tourette'sright. stormzy is set to buy his hometown club, afc croydon, as part of a trio that includes footballer wilfried zaha. time now for 10 seconds of a slice of history. this painting was found in the ancient city of pompeii. now, it might look like a pizza, but experts say pizza didn't exist when this was done. so who knows? you're all caught up now. see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. a dark day for the sport an independent report finds discrimination is �*widespread' in english and welsh cricket. josh tongue gets the chance to become the talk of lords — the fast bowler�*s in the side, ahead of the second ashes test. and fighting talk from andy murray — the two time wimbledon winner tells us he fancies his chances for next week's championships. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. a dark day for the sport an independent report finds discrimination is �*widespread' in english and welsh cricket. josh tongue gets the chance to become the talk of

and singer lewis capaldi says he's taken a break from touring to adjust to the impact of his tourette'stormzy is set to buy his hometown club, afc croydon, as part of a trio that includes footballer wilfried zaha. time now for ten seconds of a slice of history. this painting was found in the ancient city of pompeii. now, it might look like a pizza, but experts say pizza didn't exist when this was done. so who knows? you're all caught up now. see you later. that's right, stormzy is set to buy his hometown club, afc croydon, as part of a trio that includes footballer wilfried zaha. time now for ten seconds of a slice of history. this painting was found in the ancient city of pompeii.

and singer lewis capaldi says he's taking a break from touring to adjust to the impact of his tourette's diagnosis. and another celeb is buying a football club — that's right — stormcy is set to buy his open town club, afc croydon as part of a tree yes that includes footballer will fred zahar. time now for ten seconds of a slice of history. this painting was found in the ancient city of pompeii. now it might like look a pizza but pizza didn't exist when this was done. who knows. you're all caught—up now. see you later. voice—over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. today i'm in canterbury, a place of christian pilgrimage for centuries, steeped in the history of the church of england. the c of e is woven into the fabric of the english establishment. but church leaders have become fierce critics of government policy. the anglican church is also a worldwide faith, but it is beset by divisions between progressives and conservatives. my guest today is t

time and singer lewis capaldi says he's taking a break from touring to adjust to the impact of his tourette�*s diagnosis. and another celeb is buying a football club. that's right. stormzy is set to buy his hometown club, afc croydon, as part of a trio that includes footballer wilfried zaha. time now for 10 seconds of a slice of history. this painting was found in the ancient city of pompeii. now, it might look like a pizza, but experts say pizza didn't exist when this was done. so who knows? you're all caught up now. see you later. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. back in 2015, world leaders pledged to speed up cuts in greenhouse gas emissions in a bid to stop our planet warming by more than 1.5 degrees over pre—industrial levels. most climate scientists now believe that threshold will be crossed, and soon. as a result, many millions of people around the world face potentially life—threatening climate—related disruption. my guest is p

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year-old revealed he is taking a break from touring for "the foreseeable future" as he struggles with tourettesh issues. tiana, this was so emotional because people realized he was having a problem on stage and they all started singing for him >> just as you can judge a man by his enemies you can also judge an artist by his fans and the fact that there wasn't this diva response. they came in and they supported him. i love to see that. that's the sign of an artist cultivating love and goodness in the world and just all of the support to him we can give him. maria: yes and i love this. it's so emotional, mike, but also a reminder that mental health disease is serious, and affects all of us in so many different ways. >> it's a little dusty in here, maria, after that. what amazing, amazing performance and like just you know, he's taking a break now but what a thing to overcome and be such a wonderful artist. maria: that's right. michael lee, tiana lowe, great to have you this morning thank you so much been a great show markets are mixed 30 minutes before the opening bell let's get to "varney" & com

capaldi cancels the rest of his shows as he says he's still learning to adjust to the impact of his tourette'sl be learning a bit more about it. first, though, iwant first, though, i want to focus on ukraine and specifically on kramatorsk. we have been getting these reports in and we can see these reports in and we can see these pictures here. these are the aftermath, effectively, of a russian attack on an area of the city popular with restaurants and, just to warn you, we are getting some distressing details in about what people there are reporting. officially, two people have been killed, 22 injured. that is from ukrainian officials, but as you can see from some of the pictures there, the extent of the damage, rescue efforts still ongoing, it is a restaurant and shopping area, city centre, basically, so as you can imagine, pretty busy, and are reports of people being trapped under the rubble and the debris there. so, this detail coming through in the last couple of hours. we will be keeping across exactly anti—development from ukraine. meanwhile, though, iwant anti—development from ukraine.

. ♪ the 26-year-old has been struggling with tourette's syndrome that causes involuntary movement and the announcement followed a difficult performance in england. a documentary about his diagnosis and living with the syndrome was released by netflix in the spring. ♪ it's me, hi, i'm the problem it's me ♪ >>> taylor swift is one of nearly 400 new artists and executives invited to become motion picture arts of a sciences. she will be eligible to vote for the annual academy awards. though being nominated is not a requirement for membership. other invitees include austin butler and composer and songwriter for last year's best original song from the fill be film rr. >>> advice chrissy teigen and h husband john ledgend just welcomed a baby boy. the son was born with the help of a woman who 1said was the mot compassionate surrogate you can imagine. chrissy teigen gave birth to a girl just months ago. >>> i'm max foster. "early start" is up next. meet the portable blender we can barely keep in stock. blendjet 2 gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go. soou can blend up a mouthwat

everybody is now talking about tourette's, which is brilliant.ll show people how it impacts on a person's day—to—day life. # somebody to have... # somebody to hold... capaldi's performance and vulnerability at the weekend triggered james to write him an impromptu letter, a letter in which james tells of his own story and reminds lewis of the strength and support he's now giving others who suffer from the same condition. i've seen his struggles and he's not in a great state himself. _ so i thought i'd just write to him to sort of make him feel better. and to know that he has. people understanding him. and what do you think he'll make of the letter? i think he'll love it. i think we'll become best friends of it. i james, who's learning to play the piano, says one day he'd like to meet his music hero, the pop star whose honest performance at glastonbury has brought comfort to thousands of similar sufferers. # ..someone you love. glastonbury, thank you so much. cheering. phil connell, bbc news, yarm. you can watch the performance over and over again,

capaldi cancels the rest of his shows as he says he's still learning to adjust to the impact of his tourettee'll be learning a bit more about it. i want to start by introducing my panel for the next hour. tonight, i'mjoined by the broadcaster and political reporter at politics home, nadine batchelor hunt, and bryan lanza, who is a former director of communications on presisent trump's transitions team and a partner at the global on president trump's transitions team and a partner at the global strategy firm mercury. hello. a proper hello in a moment, but i want to bring details out of that ukrainian city of kramatorsk, that city centre, you can see the pictures, which has been hit by a russian missile attack. we know that potentially people are trapped under the rubble as they are attempting to be rescued. we know there are injuries and we know there are fatalities there. this is effectively city centre, so an area with restaurants, and the attack happened about 7:30pm in the evening, so it would have been busy at the time. the latest numbers are that three people have been killed in this at

which is useful for studies like this into tourette�*s or as part of planning treatment for epilepticthe end—user, the end goal. so it's not the case that, you know, we developed a sensor or system and then try to doll it out to industry and they say, it's no use to us. industry have come and said this is what we want, and that's allowed uk academia to actually deliver in perhaps a way that's not been done before. none of this early success, of course, means the uk is guaranteed a thriving quantum industry. china are investing roughly five times the uk's funds, and this week, ibm announced their quantum data centre will be based in germany. to compete, the uk will need to attract talent. the uk quantum technologies programme rests on a relatively small number of people, and if they do move, then it does become fragile. i certainly know people who work with me, have been given very good offers to go and work in, in particular, north america. some who have chosen to leave acknowledge the uk was leading the world, but they can also see dreams of a future industry will need more than prod

glastonbury, and since cancelled all commitments for the rest of the year, dr oscar is talking about how tourette'sg benefits but in the meantime many say they're facing discrimination. i've had to move back home with my parents at the age of nearly 45. a lot of landlords just don't want any form of housing benefit, no matter whether you work full time or not. and i do, i work 37.5 hours a week. a lot of it came down to the fact that i was a single mum and on benefits. you can see more on this on our website. and if you'd like to share your housing story with us. email hellobbclondon@bbc.co.uk fires involving lithium—ion batteries found in e—bikes and e—scooters are the fastest growing fire risk in the capital, according to the london fire brigade. one of the latest incidents was caught on film and has been widely shared to showjust how dangerous they can be. on average firefighters attend this kind of fire every other day. today the london assembly is looking at what action is being taken to address the problem. a virtual fracture clinic is said to have prevented almost 13,000 hospital visits over