he died, in october 2011, and a few years before he died, because of his illness, he looked very unwellr, what was wrong with him, and if it would be fatal, and the share price, apple was very volatile with real concern about who could possibly fill his shoes, who could possibly fill his shoes, who could possibly continue this company. and yet, as david has said, it is incredible to look back at how well apple has done in terms of what a big figure he was, stevejobs. apple has done in terms of what a big figure he was, steve jobsm feels like the company is out growing the individual leading it, which is at extraordinary feat for any business. and maybe it was a sign ofa any business. and maybe it was a sign of a truly great company that in generations we will look at and say, what an amazing business. in generations we will look at and say, what an amazing businessli in generations we will look at and say, what an amazing business. i am still not getting £990 out for my pocket. i am sticking with my 12—year—old handset. pocket. i am sticking with my 12-year-old handset. you still have a

she's been unwell.to take george to his school on friday. >> reporter: kate hinting in july at a growing family after a well-wisher gave her a gift meant for newborn baby. baby number three bumps prince harry down to sixth in line of succession. and thanks to a law change in 2013, princess charlotte will remain fourth in line, just behind big brother george, regardless of whether or not the new baby is a boy or girl. uncle harry was all smiles, stepping out in manchester on monday. >> fantastic, great, very, very happy for them. >> reporter: next in line poised to help grow the royal family? prince harry's girl friend, tr opening up about their relationship amid engagement speculation. the suit star telling the magazine, we're two people who are really happy and in love. nothing about me changed. i'm still the same person that i am and i've never defined myself by my relationship. >> when we see him in a few days at the invictus games, she will be there. it will be her chance to see what the intense med

supposed to visit a children's center, and she had to withdraw from that because she was feeling so unwell. >> it's very good news. >> prince william is uchbsbly cautious, but his brother showed a bit more enthusiasm. >> how are you feeling about the news you're going to be an uncle again? >> fantastic. great. very, very, happy for them. >> and how's your sister-in-law doing? >> ah, i haven't seen her for a while, but i think she's okay. >> just like with her other pregnancies, kate is suffering from hyperemesis gravidarum, which is the formal medical term for severe morning sickness. >> when kate was pregnant with george, it was very severe. when she was pregnant with charlotte, and now with new baby, they knew what to expect. >> william and kate had previously stated that they wanted to expand their family. but now there is increased royal duty. >> they won't have the same quality time, and that's why this baby is likely to be the last one. >> and we can only imagine that little george and charlotte can't wait for their new baby brother or sister. so when exactly is the due date? >> the

she's been unwell.to take george to his school on friday. >> reporter: kate hinting in july at a growing family after a well-wisher gave her a gift meant for newborn baby. baby number three bumps prince harry down to sixth in line of succession. and thanks to a law change in 2013, princess charlotte will remain fourth in line, just behind big brother george, regardless of whether or not the new baby is a boy or girl. uncle harry was all smiles, stepping out in manchester on monday. >> fantastic, great, very, very happy for them. >> reporter: next in line poised to help grow the royal family? prince harry's girl friend, actress meghan markle, she is opening up about their relationship amid engagement speculation. the suit star telling the magazine, we're two people who are really happy and in love. nothing about me changed. i'm still the same person that i am and i've never defined myself by my relationship. >> when we see him in a few days at the invictus games, she will be there. it will be her chance

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she was so unwell that lorraine called an ambulance.orated, so she was in cold sweats, she was constantly being sick, she was really crying out in pain. when you got to hospital, was there a sense of urgency? we were left waiting for mum to be seen for quite some time, and then she was examined by a doctor, who was just about to finish shift and who then left. no, there was no sense of urgency. toni's deteriorating condition should have prompted a sepsis assessment by a senior clinician. a later investigation by the hospital confirmed that this would have identified that it was likely that sepsis was present. instead, she was discharged. hours later, she was rushed back to hospital. we just knew that we couldn't wait for an ambulance to come, so we took her there. quite early on in the journey to hospital, i was holding mum in the back of the car... ijust felt her go. she was resuscitated at the hospital and underwent surgery to remove infected bowel tissue but never recovered. the test that would have confirmed whether she had sepsis h

they still don't know what the substance was that lead to people feeling unwell, it is sounding heres no indication of when people can return to their homes. the palestinian group, fatah, has welcomed an announcement by the rival hamas faction that will dissolve its administrative committee in gaza. hold elections and enter talks. a leading fatah official said hamas had taken an important first step to end its 10—year rifts. that is certainly the hope and in the past few minutes we have also had a positive response from the palestinian president, speaking in new york because he is there at the moment ahead of the un general assembly. what hamas has basically said is that it will get rid of this administrative committee that it set up in march, very controversial move, because it was seen very much as a rival government to the palestinian authority, which is dominated by the fatah faction and based on the west bank and what we saw over the last few months is a real deepening of the feud between these two main political factions and president abbas took many steps, including cutting th

we don't know what the substance was which led to people feeling unwell.here is also no indication yet of when people will be able to return to their homes. the united states' secretary of state, rex tillerson, has said president trump is open to keeping the country in the paris accord on climate change. in a television interview, mr tillerson said the president would work with partners if it could construct fair and balanced terms for americans. he said emissions reduction targets in the accord were out of balance for the two largest economies, the us and china. i think if you recall the president also said, look, we are willing to work with partners in the paris climate accord f we can construct a set of terms that we believe is fair and balanced for the american people and balanced for the american people and recognises our economy, our economic interest, relative to others, in particular, the second largest economy in the world, china. if you look at those targets in terms of the paris climate accord, they were really out of balance for they were reall

on august twenty fifth she was a no show then the original reason given by her lawyers was she was unwell and soon emerged that she had fled overseas a couple of days before that verdict was due to be read on august twenty fifth she hasn't been seen since she hasn't been heard from on social media but it is believed she's probably in dubai which is where her brother another former prime minister. lives in exile and weighing what effect could a guilty verdict on the broader political situation in thailand. there's no doubt that you know like and her brother watches and their party still have a lot of support in thailand but really since the two thousand and fourteen coup there. moves being like government from office has been very difficult for her supporters or for the party to mobilize any significant physical opposition to the military to the military government that is still in power now and really that's particularly the case now because even talking about politics talking about future political plans for this country is frowned upon at the moment because we're in a very sensitive per

do you think the united nations bogus unwell to today's speech?i'm hoping the same sort of presidential quality, today is obviously a lot more strategic, high-minded, philosophical about what to expect from the trump talk trinity will the foreign policy resister was my tactical for financing the vast majority of the united nations. cheryl: it is interesting because while we know from the white house come he's going to basically save america first is not about alone, but the united nations should be about inclusive of all nations and they shouldn't be certain nations covering financially and also militarily covering the breadth of the united nations. >> yeah, at this beach is why we think it's going to become of the most important part is it's likely out, like a speech in warsaw, thursday out of doctrinal point of view and space. the united nations is not in effect of organization. it is a gathering of the world's powers from a subtext most powerful powers are the ones who matter the most in everyone's interested in national sovereignty. the united

sonic weapons which emit a ray, a wave of sound, some kind of signal that makes you feel physically unwelle it gets more mysterious, fred, is no one, certainly not the u.s. officials that are investigating this, are aware of such a device. so we're talking about a device that no one was aware existed. it is a new capability and they're not sure who has it, what involvement cuba has because it's unlikely that you could have this kind of operation in cuba, without the cuban government knowing. cuba denied any involvement, but on the u.s. side, they just don't take that at face value. they kicked out two cuban diplomats from the u.s. as a reaction and secretary of state tillerson says he wants answers and they are not taking the cuban denial and want the cubans to come forward with more answers about what exactly is taking place here at the u.s. diplom diplomats. >> patrick, are we talking about at the residences of these diplomats that this kind of activity would be potentially directed at them there? >> absolutely, and so what took place and we're talking about multiple residences across ha

she had to withdraw from that because she was feeling so unwell. >> prince william is understandably cautious but his brother showed a bit more enthusiasm. >> how are you feeling about the news you're going to be an uncle again? >> fantastic, great. very, very happy for them. >> how is your sister-in-law doing? >> i vice president seen her for a while. i think she's okay. >> george clooney, a royal. no question about that. he and amal and their twins were in italy for the venice film festival. carly steel got to hang out as they hit the red carpet in style. >> george with that old school hollywood glamour walking the carpet hand in hand with amal. clooney directs matt damon in "suburbico "suburbicon." when it comes to red carpet style, they have it easy. >> future onput on a tuxedo, an i'm good. they go what are you wearing and i go, a tuxedo. who are you wearing? a tuxedo. >> it's awful for women. amal just looks at me with anger. i just put on the tux i wore last year. >> the premiere was george and amal's first public appearance since the birth of their twins. george says ella and

he may be unwell. he may be unhappy about going to an event where he is not the center of attention. i don't think he's ever shown himself bashful about personal interactions with people he doesn't like. he is pretty assertive and is willing to do that. this was not the person he wanted as fbi director. he wanted to go. farther outside the chain of command. he went through a lot of people had would be much more politically loyal to him. chris christie and rudolph giuliani were floated around and he is daggers dwrarawn with thi agency. >> all great points. and i take your caution. we don't have a white house explanation of why he made this very unusual break with protocol. let's take a look at the fbi swar swearing in today. >> his judgment and integrity will always lead him. he has no hidden agendas. >> we'll follow the facts independently no matter where they lead and no matter who likes it. >> it might have been easier to not have the president there. what did you think? >> two things. one, if i were

rashan charles became unwell after putting an object in his mouth while he was being restrained by policea mixture of paracetamol and caffeine" was later discovered in his throat. the bbc has seen documents which suggest the security firm gas has been making substantial profits at its immigration detention centre near gatwick airport. the centre, brook house, has been facing allegations of bullying, widespread drug abuse and mistreatment of detainees. gas says the profit figures are overstated and based on incomplete information, as our social affairs correspondent alison holt reports. this brook house immigration removal centre near gatwick airport. an undercover programme showed drugs and self—harm as commonplace. with officers struggling under huge pressure, many doing their best, but some were seen bullying, abusing, even allegedly assaulting detainees. the home office pays the security firm gas to provide this. the bbc has seen financial don‘tings ial documents for a number of years which suggest the company has been making significant profits on the the running of the centre. workin

set off and pursue her life career, which she had been training for, and she suddenly became very unwelldn't know what brenda was like. she is such a determined woman. she's managed to get herself back to the stage she's in now where she is able to walk some steps, she's clearly able to communicate and the idea is she will get out of the chair at the end of the race and crossed the finish line to raise funds for the home so amazing. brenda, let's have a quick chat with you, how are you feeling about today? very excited. i really need today? very excited. i really need to do this. you are really excited about the date. someone who will be running along with you is stood behind you not looking that nervous yet, chloe, you have worked a lot with brenda, what other challenges brenda will face today? probably the steps at the end but she has worked so steps at the end but she has worked so hard this past year, she's been phenomenal. we've worked about a year now in the gym, we go every week together to build up her strength and the progress like i say has been amazing and she's only going to

as severe as the first pregnancy because she's not been admitted to hospital but she's incredibly unwelldes have said she'll probably deciden 0 the morning. >> kate hinting in july at a growing family after a well weishar gave her a gift meant for a newborn baby. >> we'll just have to have more babies. >> reporter: baby number three bumps prince harry down to sixth in line of succession and thanks to a law change in 2013 princess charlotte will remain fourth in line just behind big george regardless of what whether or not the new baby is a boy or a girl. uncle harry was all smiles stepping out in manchester monday. >> fantastic. great. very, very happy for them. >> reporter: next in line poised to help grow the royal family, prince harry's girlfriend, actress meghan markle in a new candid interview with "vanity fair" markle opening up about their relationship amid engagement speculation, a love story that started in may of 2016 at harry's charity event the invictus games. the "suit" star saying we're two people who are happy and in love. nothing about me changed. i'm still the same perso

it was announced this morning that she is simply too unwell to add tens. so dad dropped off.school is about half an hour drive from kensington palace. it is called thomas's in battersea. he will be known to his classmates as george cambridge. it's been described by the good schools guide as a big, busy, slightly chaotic school. just after george arrived, the principal was asked what kind of child george would be when he left school. was asked what kind of child george would be when he left schoollj was asked what kind of child george would be when he left school. i hope very much that he will be himself. the whole aim of these precious years of early education is to give children that confidence in who they are. we're not going to try and mould them into any particular person and we wouldn't do that with anyone. i hope you have the confidence to be himself, with all his quirks and idiosyncrasies and characteristics. that's what i want for all of our children. also notable this morning was the discrete media presence covering this occasion, which is very much setting the tone

it can be a very hidden illness, where those with it can have a normal body size, but be very unwell. here's a short extract. becky lives daily with the consequences of diabulimia. so the reason i walk with crutches at the moment is because of the damage that i've done to my feet. the surgeon at the time was like, "yeah, your bone is actually like honeycomb and mush". and it's kind of dissolving. it's hard to think that these things are going to be with me for life. she was diagnosed with type one diabetes aged 19. it's not the lifestyle related type, but an autoimmune disease controllable if you take regular insulin injections. but becky stopped doing that. she restricted the mind of insulin she took to lose weight. doing this has no official name, but it's become known as diabulimia. it's a dangerous game to start. and once you started, you become obsessed with it. becky was admitted to hospital when her weight became critical. the next image is shocking. that was the first or second night of the others in, that one. i got tubed because i wasn't able to physically it. it's a good re

kensington palace announced that she visibly too unwell to accompany george.se who backed brexit saying they wanted to take back control. that's going to mean thousands of eu laws and regulations being brought under uk law. but with mps as divided as the country, it's probably not going to be as easy as that. mps start debating the eu withdrawal bill later today. once informally known as the great repeal bill, the now less grandly titled european union withdrawal bill faces its first big test in parliament today. but what is it and why does it matter? well, the idea is to do the biggest cut and pastejob in parliamentary history, by moving a0 years' worth of eu law straight into uk law. then when the uk formally leaves the eu in 2019, britain will be able to change those laws as it sees fit. sounds straightforward enough, doesn't it? so what's all the fuss? well, the bill also includes controversial powers nicknamed henry viii clauses, after the 16th century king who introduced a statute of proclamations that gave him power to make laws without parliament's con

are functioning well and if you look at photos of me at periods of my life when i have been very unwellt all. it is almost like a learned behaviour now for me. i have a different frame of reference from those that don't have depersonalisation disorder and i've learnt what is happy, what is sad, what is difficult for them and i try to react appropriately to that, but i don't feel like i'm participating or engage in life even though i'm functioning. have you ever been in love ? functioning. have you ever been in love? yes, so that's quite an interesting question because i think sarah that we saw on the introductory movie just there, she experiences depersonalisation disorder as an emotional flattening. whereas i tend to be more on the anxiety side of the spectrum so i really feel a lack of clarity and a lack of control and a lack of kind of control over my future, but i still feel emotions in the same way. so she gave me a huge slice of chocolate gateau i would be happy to munch in. it would be genuine happiness? yes, tempered by the fact that i'm always experiencing the sense of detachme

because she was feeling unwell. she has an extreme form of morning sickness. to a zonal marking system now. once you have more than two. you run out of hands, right? yes. congratulations to them. large solar storms in space may have played a role in the fatal stranding of sperm whales last year on the coasts of britain, germany, france and the netherlands. scientists say the 29 whales were young, well fed and free of disease, but their navigational abilities may have been disrupted by the storms. 0ur environment correspondent, matt mcgrath, reports. just a warning — you may find some of the pictures in this story distressing. crowds gathered at hunstanton on the coast of norfolk in february 2016 to see this ocean giant washed up on a p0p see this ocean giant washed up on a pop your tourist beach. all around the north sea, more than 2000 sperm whales were found stranded in the first two months of last year. scientists were puzzled. the creatures were young, healthy and generally disease—free. now it is thought the northern light might have played a role in thei

it can be a very hidden illness, where those with it can have a normal body size but be very unwell.o is now in recovery. becky lives daily with the consequences of diabulimia. so the reason i walk with crutches at the moment is because of the damage that i've done to my feet. the surgeon at the time was like, "yeah, your bone is actually like honeycomb and mush". and it's kind of dissolving it. it's hard to think that these things are going to be with me for life. she was diagnosed with type i diabetes aged 19. it's not the lifestyle related type, but an autoimmune disease controllable if you take regular insulin injections. but becky stopped doing that. she restricted the amount of insulin she took to lose weight. doing this has no official name, but it's become known as diabulimia. it's a dangerous game to start. once you start, you kind of get obsessed. becky was admitted to hospital when her weight became critical. the next image is shocking. that was the first or second night of the others in, that one. i got tubed because i wasn't able to physically it. it's a good reminder of