talk is how you and your team helped baby kwek yu xuan. goad helped baby kwek yu xuan.g, thank you _ helped baby kwek yu xuan. good morning, thank you for _ helped baby kwek yu xuan. (13mm morning, thank you for inviting me, i am talking honourable behalf of my beloved. when we had yu xuan on hand,it beloved. when we had yu xuan on hand, it was a surprise and there wasn't any precedent of how to look after such a tiny baby. but our team worked very diligently, and we have our own protocol from years of experience with premature babies, so we implemented that will stop and we modified our protocol according to the baby's need. so this was a team effort, and we are very grateful to yu xuan�*s parents and the community that, you know, trusted us to deliver care for her. she's doing well. . , ., . , deliver care for her. she's doing well. . , . . , ., well. that is fantastic news, i have to ask though. _ well. that is fantastic news, i have to ask though, are _ well. that is fantastic news, i have to ask though, are there _ well. that is fantastic news, i have to ask though

(yu xuan now weighs a much healthier 6.3 kg.al told us how he and his team helped baby yu xuan to survive. so, when we had yu xuan on our hand, of course it was a surprise. and there wasn't any precedent of how to look after such a tiny baby. but our team worked very diligently, and we have our own protocol from previous experience with premature babies, so we implemented that. and we modified our protocol according to the baby's need. so this was a team effort, and we are very grateful to yu xuan�*s parents and to the community that, you know, trusted us to deliver care for her. and she's doing well. well, many of us have had to endure days of torrential showers, the grass is sodden. what has happened to august, we wonder? i've got some good news — tuesday is looking sunnier and warmer than of late across most of the uk. not absolutely everywhere — we still have a few showers in the forecast in the short—term. here's the unsettled weather recently. you can see the clouds spiralling across the uk, but we've got a gap in the weat

yu xuan now weighs a much healthier 6.3kg.y hospital. he told me how he and his team helped baby yu xuan to survive. so, when we had yu xuan on hand, of course it was a surprise. and there wasn't any precedent of how to look after such a tiny baby. but our team worked very diligently, and we have our own protocol from previous experience with premature babies, so we implemented that. and we modified our protocol according to the baby's need. so this was a team effort, and we are very grateful to yu xuan's parents and to the community that, you know, trusted us to deliver care for her. and she's doing well. that is fantastic news. i have to ask, though, are there any specific health concerns that you're worried about for her future? yes, babies born at this gestational age and that tiny, you know, their lungs, their brain, their heart continues to grow for many years. so, we have to keep monitoring her and provide her with the necessary treatment. we need to make sure she doesn't get into infections, because her lungs are reall

yu xuan now weighs a much healthier 6.3kg.ow he and his team helped baby yu xuan to survive. so, when we had yu xuan on our hand, of course it was a surprise. and there wasn't any precedent of how to look after such a tiny baby. but our team worked very diligently, and we have our own protocol from previous experience with premature babies, so we implemented that. and we modified our protocol according to the baby's need. so this was a team effort, and we are very grateful to yu xuan's parents and to the community that, you know, trusted us to deliver care for her. and she's doing well. that is fantastic news. babies born at this gestational age and that tiny, you know, their lungs, their brain, their heart continues to grow for many years. so, we have to keep monitoring her and provide her with the necessary treatment. we need to make sure she doesn't get into infections, because her lungs are really, you know, premature still. but we hope that, with time, she'll get better and better. the miracle of modern science. thanks fo

so, yu xuan really surprising doctors with her progress here. skin was so sensitive. even the medicine that was administered to her had to be calculated down to the decimal point. so, it really is some sort of miracle here. the doctors at nuh said that it was a covid—19 miracle because she was born in the middle of the pandemic and that her progress really gave a ray of hope amidst all the darkness that there has been in the last year or so. will be stored in the programme on. hello there. it looks like the weather is going to calm down a bit for tomorrow with drier, sunnier weather on the way for more of the country. there's been quite a number of heavy, thundery donwpours for today, and a lot of thunderstorms actually across central areas of scotland through much of the day. we didn't do too bad, though, across the north of england and into parts of yorkshire, as well, with some sunshine. but there are still some heavy showers around at the moment. they'll continue through the evening, gradually tending to fade away overnight, but we could sti

yu xuan now weighs a much healthier 6 point 3 kg.as first born, she was so small, the doctors really struggled to look after her. her skin was very sensitive. so it was very hard to put probes onto her skin in order to monitor her health. also, the nappies that were available here in singapore were far too large and it was really important that she had regular nappies because her skin was so sensitive. even the medicine that was administered to her had to be calculated down to the decimal point. so it really is some sort of miracle here. the doctors here said that it was a covid—19 miracle because she was born in the middle of the pandemic, and that her progress really gave a ray of hope amidst all the darkness that there has been in the last year or so. and how is she now? what does the future hold? as you mention, she is a very healthy weight now, 6.4 kilograms, around 14lbs. now, because she was born so premature, she does have chronic lung disease and she also has pulmonary hypertension so she will need help on a ventilator when

so, yu xuan really surprising doctors with her progress here.es that were available here in singapore were far too large, and it was really important that she had regular nappies, because her skin was so sensitive. even the medicine that was administered to her had to be calculated down to the decimal point. so it really is some sort of miracle here. the doctors at nuh said that it was a covid—19 miracle because she was born in the middle of the pandemic, and that her progress really gave a ray of hope amidst all the darkness that there has been in the last year or so. extraordinary. as the final team gb athletes are arrived today, two athletes are arrived today, two athletes are arrived today, two athletes are still on route nine. to emphasisejust athletes are still on route nine. to emphasise just how young they are, jessica and jennifer will pick up their gcs you results on thursday. up their gcse results. bbc south today's lewis coombes caught up with them. it's very heavy, so if you've hold your phone, double that. mobile -hones your phone,

yu xuan now weighs a much healthier 6.3 kg.id that babies who are born that premature have a 70% survival rate. letters quite high, but they expected her to weigh at least 400 grams but she weighed only 212 grams. many of the doctors looking after her said that really put a low chance of survival. kwek yu xuan surprised doctors with her progress. when she was first born, she was so small, the doctors really struggle to look after her. her skin was very sensitive and it was very difficult to put probes onto her skin in order to monitor her health. also the nappies available were very large and it was really important that she had regular nappies because her skin was so sensitive. even the medicine had to be calculated down to the decimal point. it is a miracle here. they doctors here said it was a covid—19 miracle because she was born in the middle of the pandemic and her progress really gave a ray of hope amidst all the darkness that there has been in the last year or so. darkness that there has been in the last year or so-_ la