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zoe conway, bbc news.es of living with motor neurone disease will be reflected in a tv soap for the first time tonight — as one of coronation street's much loved residents is tested for the life—limiting condition, in a new storyline. inspired by the story of rugby league legend rob burrow and his family — the drama will follow the impact the disease has on builder paul foreman and the challenges he faces. rob and his wife lindsey took a trip to the corrie cobbles to meet some of those involved — and john maguire was with them. he's experienced some of the most famous locations in the country. old trafford, wembley. see the rovers return, rob? want to pop in for a pint? today, coronation street. hi, hello! you all right? oh, my goodness, this is really surreal. so surreal, isn't it, yes? rob burrow and his wife lindsey are on set to meet the actors involved in one of the soap�*s storylines where paul, played by peter ash, develops motor neurone disease. couldn't carry on on the game for me, could you? why,

i showed zoe everything with zero modesty. i wanted her to be able to see the whole process and get this less than 24. hours later, zoe was breastfeeding her own baby. things are very smart, and, you know, um, very observational. so it worked. yes, they've been known to use ipads like they are very, very smart, so that's so cool next to another human helping out the wildlife. oh, founder of a wildlife center and up state, new york that houses numerous bears decided to test out his newly replaced me with one of the centers, largest residents. that is a bear. yes joke. owl chicks business partner kerry clare says that the doctor's orders were for joe to exercise and walk regularly on his new knee, so he took it a step farther, he decided to get some help from amy residents. syrian brown bear. there are other ways to get in exercise. ryan and i know he's a professional, but these are still wild animals. anyway joe seemed to be having a bear of a time. see when you get to play with some of those snowballs. watch that you? yeah exa

andrea, zoe, welcome to "washington post" live. >> good morning. >> one of the main takeaways from the survey is that transgender americans experience stigma and inequality in many aspects of their lives including education, work, access to healthcare. i want to go ahead and start with you and talk about some of the moments against some of these systemic barriers going about your day-to-day life. >> i find those systemic barriers thinking in the capital specifically it's the way people will view themselves as accepting they don't have a problem with trans people but the moment you explain the need or why allowing someone to intentionally miss gender you were take away your access to healthcare will harm you, they put a wall up and don't what you articulate your needs and they don't listen. that's been the big experience for me in the capital. >> and so then, andrea, you've spoken about housing insecurities and employment problems within the trans community and i'm wondering if you can talk to us this morning about those issues and how they perpetuate inequality for trans men and women.

our employment correspondent zoe conway is in our business newsroom.pass? this deal could bring to an end one of the most bad—tempered of all the industrial disputes. this stand—off has always been about so much more than money. one of the hardest things to resolve was about changes to working practices, and one of the most contentious issues was sunday working. underthis most contentious issues was sunday working. under this deal, that will only now be compulsory for new recruits. existing staff, for them it will remain voluntary, and also under this agreement, in terms of later start times, that will now come into force next year. why has this dispute been so bitter? i think it is because the stakes have been so high. royal mail have argued that without a dramatic modernisation programme, the company would go bust. but for postal workers, they saw this modernisation programme as a threat to their way of life, and they called it an uberisation of theirjobs. what i think it's really telling today is that the head of the union, dave ward, the head of th

i never had a problem with zoe.e, it's not that i disliked my name at all, but i always loved my middle name so much because it was my grandma's last name and my mom's middle name, as well, and i just thought that it fit me better, so after cutting my hair, it fell kind of appropriate to also take that other leap, as well. claire: i grew up in newton, massachusetts, which is about 10 minutes outside of boston. growing up in that place not being kind of like everyone i was around was a little weird. it was never really a question of whether or not i liked girls. it just was, like, later in life, i was like, "do i like guys?" i'm like, "is that an assumption i should have made about myself?" um, so when i first came out to at least my lacrosse team, um, i came out as bisexual, which is a pretty easy thing to stomach, i'd say. doesn't mean that they were great about it. uh, i've been on a few homophobic teams, the kind of things it's like "i don't care you like girls, but blah, blah, blah." um, i've been-- i've been he

all the shows where do we do, think i like all the shows, bu i particularly excited but tonight i'm zoe zephyr on wh is censored by the montana house. we have justin jones fro tennessee, and i've got maxwel frost on here. it's interesting to me, becaus a man of a certain age, to hav these young people, who are th civil rights fighters of our time, it's amazing to watch. >> and such a contrast wit what we are led to believe about government, and it's antipathy towards the people and if there is reason for optimism in this moment, it' you didn't guess on your show. >> the really, it is and there's people who don't believe in the way things work or the way things are an prepared to challenge, it an say there's a different wa going forward, i'm excited for it >> will be a great show iconoclasts, we'll be watching ali. >> before we get to, that we'v got some breaking news though. donald trump has lost anothe legal battle tonight, a federal appeals court rejected his attempt t block his former vice presiden mike pence, from testifying in front of the jacks mitt federa grand jury, investigatin

zoe conway, bbc news. and finally...harles next month... check this out — a life—sized bust made out of chocolate. it contains over 17 litres of melted chocolate and the sculpture was created using almost 3,000 celebrations chocolates. otherfun facts... it took four weeks to make, weighs more than 23 kilograms and shows charles in the same uniform he is expected to wear on 6th may. it doesn't tell you how you get your hands on it. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. hello. if you fed up with this chilly air, things are set to turn milder by the end of the week and into the weekend as we start to pick up milder southerly winds. in the short term, though, it does stay rather chilly today with a lot of cloud around. some areas seeing the sunshine. probably the best of the sunshine across northern scotland where it will remain quite cold with a northerly wind. so some of the showers here will still have a wintry element to them. so single figures this afternoon across northern areas. further south, we've got t

our employment correspondent zoe conway has more.five weeks for more than 1000 passport office staff. they are on strike six days a week until may. their union, the pcs, has set up a multi—million pound strike fund, and it will be paying them a wage. 1900 civil servants are directly involved in issuing passports. the union says more than 1500 of them will go on strike. the union says there needs to be a dramatic improvement on last year's 2—3% pay rise and an increase this year that matches inflation. we don't want there to be any disruption whatsoever. what would have been idealfor us would have been if there was some form of negotiation before things got to this point, and we had been given an offer that our members felt was acceptable. offer that our members felt was acceptable-— acceptable. this is normally the busiest time _ acceptable. this is normally the busiest time of _ acceptable. this is normally the busiest time of year _ acceptable. this is normally the busiest time of year for - acceptable. this is normally the busiest

zoe kleinman, bbc news. love that it took ten hours to charge and you got 30 minutes of use out of it. i also love that marty's first call, that historic first call, was a call to his rival to remind him that he had beaten him in the race to develop the cell phone. congratulations to him, 50 years ago. in other news... the struggling cinema chain cineworld has said it will raise new funding as it dropped plans to sell its businesses in the us, uk and ireland after failing to find a buyer. the company saw its share price fall by nearly 30% after announcing it would terminate the move. at the same time, cineworld said it had struck a deal with its lenders to restructure its substantial debt and exit bankruptcy. tesla has delivered a record number of vehicles in the first financial quarter after slashing prices. the ev company saw its sales rise by 36%, after two price cuts aimed at boosting demand. the discounts came at a time when consumers face soaring inflation and higher interest rates, but also unprecedet

zoe, thank you for being on today.on the conditions of autistic students when it comes to being restrained and different methods of control that are being used. i know in some states it is legal to electrocute them. i think that a lot of people know about it. guest: restraint and seclusion in schools and use of electric shocks. restraint and seclusion is, in many states. if you google your state and restraint and seclusion you will find information about the school district in your state are using this and how restraint is when the student is held down by teachers, face down and that can be dangerous and even fatal. when it is not, it is still very traumatizing. seclusion is when a student is put in a room by themselves and their force to be there for a period of time and it is privatizing and it has killed so this before. where trying to time -- if somes going to be harmed because most of the time when he strained his use it is more in the line a punishment for behavior in teachers therewith. a band would get with bil

zoe: mobile phones. we love them.rld�*s population owns a mobile phone, and there are more mobiles than people in the united kingdom, according to the industry�*s trade body. this man helped make it all happen. marty cooper was an engineer at motorola. and on 3 april 1973 on a street corner in new york, he made the world�*s first public mobile phone call to a competitor at a rival company. i was on sixth avenue, demonstrating this cellphone. i took out my phone book — that gives you an idea what primitive times these were — and i called my counterpart in the bells systems building, joel engel. i dialled his number and basically he answered. i said, "joel, i am calling you on a cellphone." "but a real cellphone, a personal, hand—held, portable cellphone." silence on the other end of the line. i think he was gritting his teeth. dialtone. bell had been focusing on developing a car phone and marty was not impressed. we had been trapped in our homes and offices by this copper wire for over 100 years and now they were going

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this is the same bill that montana state representative, zoe zephyr told state republicans would leavecans, earlier this week, now, has the support of the senior u.s. senator from montana. here is senator jon tester, speaking on a call with montana radio reporters. >> what i would rather have us make national news four is keeping 11 restaurants are closing, and making homeownership affordable. barring a duly elected representative who, quite frankly, represents thousands of montanans, is extreme. i think it is undemocratic. >> state representative zephyr, sharing this photo, today, on social media. the caption reads, republicans used a series of procedures to remove every bill from my committees. silencing my constituents, beyond what they already voted to do. my constituents elected me to speak on their behalf. in committee, and on the floor. stopping me from doing so, is anti-democratic. tomorrow, at 9 am eastern, i will be joined by montana state representative, zoe zephyr, on the saturday show. also joining us, congressman james clyburn, who is a national co-chair for president bid

zoe: mobile phones. we love them.ation owns a mobile phone, and there are more mobiles than people in the united kingdom, according to the industry�*s trade body. this man helped make it all happen. marty cooper was an engineer at motorola. and on 3 april 1973 on a street corner in new york, he made the world�*s first public mobile phone call to a competitor at a rival company. i was on sixth avenue, demonstrating this cellphone. i took out my phone book — that gives you an idea what primitive times these were — and i called my counterpart in the bells systems building, joel engel. i dialled his number and basically he answered. i said, "joel, i am calling you on a cellphone." "but a real cellphone, a personal, hand—held, portable cellphone." silence on the other end of the line. i think he was gritting his teeth. dialtone. bell had been focusing on developing a car phone and marty was not impressed. we had been trapped in our homes and offices by this copper wire for over 100 years and now they were going to trap us

lead to negotiations with staff about their wages, holidays and sick pay. 0ur employment correspondent zoeentry, workers could be about to make history. nearly 700 of them have joined the gmb trade union. the union says that's a majority of the workforce, and it's written to the company asking to be recognised. recognition would mean that amazon has to negotiate with the gmb over pay and working conditions. so, at the moment the workers at amazon coventry don't have any say in what happens to their terms and conditions. their employer decides how they're going to get paid, the employer decides about pay awards and what their contracts are going to look like. trade union recognition effectively gives those workers a voice in those changes. we get to negotiate on their behalf. actually, they get a stronger say in what happens to them. their voice is heard. it's workplace democracy. the coventry workers held the first ever strike at an amazon warehouse in january. since then, amazon has increased the starting rate of pay to between £11 and £12 an hour. the gmb is calling for £15 an hour. an a

thank you, zoe.e criticised the government's decision to hold back half the money it pledged for the development of the sector's workforce in england. in 2021, it promised £500 million over three years to help plug staff shortages, but it hasn't allocated the whole sum, even though many care providers are struggling to recruit staff. ministers insist their reforms will bolster the workforce and say they are considering how best to use the remaining funding. 0ur political correspondent helen catt reports. what a large amount of money i owe. the social care sector has been feeling a serious financial squeeze in recent years. the government has promised billions more in funding, including investing in the sort of digital technology being embraced in this home in folkestone. but finding staff is a major challenge. staffing is one of the biggest issues in the social care sector, and to provide good outcomes for people needs well—trained staff and staff that really get to know the residents well. changes t

believe we had with sound of a plane taking off. 010 minutes later there was an explosion of zachary zoe. at 1st i was confused as to the engine and then there was a 2nd explosion here. all human love glass flew towards us. oh. yeah. quickly covered myself with a blanket and asked my husband, he was alive or not. but you really got this theory, the window, we could see that everything was on fire. it's hard to find words to describe it was after that, we gather la things and went outside to send it, but it is some of herself, but obviously oh, emergency services managed to rescue several people from the rubble presidency. lensky called the attack a night of terror and condemned to targeting civilians, ukrainian forces, say russia launch $23.00 missiles on the cities of women. on knee pro, where a woman and her child died. and in the key of region where an apartment was hit, ukraine says it intercepted all but 2 of the missiles to russian drones are reportedly also taken down. the attacks were the latest in a series by russia in recent days. meanwhile, ukrainian forces are wrapping up pre

from speaking on the house floor, democrat lawmaker zoe zipper has been blocked from debate on a bill banning gender affirming care service supporters demanded she be allowed to speak, but were escorted out by police for interrupting the proceedings. european leaders meeting at a north sea summit have approved a plan to ramp up wind power. they want to boost their capacity of offshore wind farms by 8 times before the year 2050, and turn the north sea into what they call the greenest power plant. in the world the use top diplomat says he's hopeful of finally completing a deal to by badly needed manip munitions for ukraine at a summit of foreign ministers and luxembourg. joseph burrell said the situation was one of extreme urgency e leaders agreed a deal last month to purchase m r for cave bought the packed has been stored by disagreements among member states. you ministers are debating a 1000000000 euro joined procurement to boost your cranes ammunition supplies. but it's not an easy deal to make. there's disagreement over how much of the business related to the purchase of arms will s

la actriz zoe saldaÑa y salma hayek.evo impulso a su labor como madre buscadora al ser nombrada por la revista "time" como una de las mujeres mÁs influyentes del aÑo. >> este reconocimiento no es ni debe ser hacia mi persona. este reconocimiento tiene y debe ser para cada una de las madres y los familiares que tienen un ser querido desaparecido. reportera: busca de 2008 a sus dos hijos desaparecidos, y dos aÑos mÁs tarde les sustrajeron a otros dos hijos. se culpa a policÍas municipales y estatales. >> yo le pedÍ a dios que me recogiera. que no podrÍa vivir sin mis hijos. reportero: fundÓ una red de bÚsqueda que reÚne 190 grupos de familiares de desaparecidos en mÉxico. por eso la revista time la incluye junto a personalidades como el presidente joe biden, elon musk o el futbolista lionel messi. >> llore e hice todo lo que pude, y puedo decir que no logrÉ nada. >> llegÓ a el vaticano para reunirse con el papa francisco. >> yo le pedÍ la bendiciÓn para cada una de las madres que sufren esta tragedia. reportero: saliÓ de m

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montana have forbid a transgender colleague from speaking on the house floor. democratic lawmakers, zoe zipper has been blocked from debate on a bill banning gender affirming care suffer supporters demanded that she be allowed to speak, but worse ordered out by police for interrupting the proceedings on the influential us talk. show host tucker carlson has left fox news. the network gave no reason for the decision in its brief announcement. it comes less than a week after fox settled a nearly $800000000.00 defamation lawsuit in which carlson played really a key role did not give his prime sense. primetime, weekday night show minute was popular among right wing viewers. for years is what do we think? the european union's foreign policy chief says that he is confident that the block will soon finalize a plan to buy badly needed munitions for ukraine. at a summit of foreign ministers in luxembourg. joseph, but alice said that the situation was one of extreme urgency e leaders agreed a deal last month to purchase ammunition for keith. but the pact has been stalled by disagreements among mem

and later at montana zoe zephyr comments on the legislature attempt to limit with her debate on transgender. former arkansa gernor asa hutchinson formally announced his candidacy in t re for 2024 nomination. during h aouncement mr. hutchinson also outlined his campaign platform which includes ogram to improve education and a proposal to cut the federal workforce by 15%.

actor de moda por todas partes pedro pascal, la reconocida actriz salma hayek, y la carismÁtica actriz zoes a emigrar su paÍs. hoy estÁ con nosotros fabiola ferrero para hablarnos de ese reconocimiento y su trabajo fotogrÁfico, buenas tardes, bienvenida. >> hola. buenas tardes. gracias por la invitaciÓn. pamela: por quÉ tÍtulos tu trabajo "no puede escuchar los pÁjaros"? >> el tÍtulo viene un poema de eugenio montejo. y es un poema que se titula "debo estar lejos porque no oigo los pÁjaros". ya no te despiertan los a los que normalmente te despiertan, pero tambiÉn en este caso habla tenemos con una idea de paÍs que se nos ha ido destruyendo los Últimos aÑos tambiÉn. el estar lejos de esa narrativa que nos generamos sobre lo que era venezuela. pamela: cÓmo naciÓ la idea originalmente come a travÉs de esos 6 aÑos cÓmo evoluciona y quÉ fue lo que mÁs se sorprendiÓ de este proyecto? >> fue un poco orgÁnico, fue hecha por etapas o capÍtulos, realmente cada capÍtulo pensaba individualmente. hice investigaciones sobre las mujeres migrantes venezolanas en colombia, por ejemplo, fueron meses dedica

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