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Interesting. also coming up, diwali, the festival of light starts today and it s bonfire night tomorrow. so anna haugh s teaming up with chef maunika gowardhan to serve up traditional sweet treats that are easy to make if you re celebrating this weekend. plus, we ll be live on the road with matt baker as he teams up with another inspirational young person to ride the rickshaw for children in need. and if you re looking for a laugh. mock the week star hugh dennis, will be helping us see the funny side to this week s biggest headlines. we ll see you at 9:15. let s do the proper introductions. for the past 16 years, gee walker has devoted her life to promoting racial harmony in communities across the uk. it s all in the name of her teenage son, anthony, who was murdered in a violent racist attack in liverpool in 2005. she s now been recognised for her work with a special award at this year s pride of britain ceremony. shejoins us now, along with her daughter, dominique. good morning t
Coming up on morning live, they ve been dubbed the so called menopause warriors after davina mccall and penny lancaster joined campaigners outside parliament to demand better support for women going through the change of life . today, we ll hearfrom presenter zoe hardman and her ex england rugby player husband paul, who had to make a life changing decision when she went through the menopause atjust 37. plus as 190 countries vow to phase out fuel. plus as 190 countries vow to phase out fuel. we plus as 190 countries vow to phase out fuel, we are live in the conference in glasgow as geffen is riding conference in glasgow as geffen is riding the conference in glasgow as geffen is riding the latest environmentally friendly riding the latest environmentally friendly transport powerjust by hydrogen. and you might think your home s a safe space from pollution, but there can be dangerous toxins in the air produced by things like paint and even your sofa! thankfully, mark lane s her
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