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Perfect. youre welcome! i love it. how did you do all this? wayfair! speaking of dinner, whatre we eating, guys?

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As amanda kirton reports. hello, my name is faith and i‘m the editor of cocoa girl. she‘s only six years old and is one of the editors for the uk‘s first magazine aimed at black girls. during lockdown, faith‘s mother went shopping for magazines to keep her daughter occupied. it was at this point that they realised there was a gap in the market. we decided to do a magazine which reflected her and other girls like her. a few mothers that have bought this magazine as a surprise for their da...

Here? it seems tricky. >> no. this path is way out of the way for any recreational hiker to be scouting about and having fun in the mountains. >> reporter: would you recommend somebody who is not an expert hiker or rock climber come down here? >> definitely not. this is a place thats very loose, high classification of how we rate the terrain. this takes a lot of technical ability and sure footing. this is definitely out of the way. >> reporter: what about a woman in her 50s with bad knees? >> ab...

Harolds steps, it took just a few minutes to get from where she fell to where she landed. then there was harolds statement that before calling for help he had to move toni to flatter ground so he could do cpr. but the ground wasnt flat at all. the first ranger on the scene wondered why harold placed tonis head below her body. harold had told friends he was trained in first aid. usually when theres a head injury one elevates the head. >> if everything else had been normal, you would just say this...

This is an out of character thing to happen to my sister. its not something that -- its not something she would do. >> olivia quickly became a mainstay on every media outlet in the area. >> i just want my sister back, you know. i just want to talk to her. >> mike bordeaux also went on camera to plead for his wifes return. >> please let her come home. just let her come home. >> the public, police and military response was intense. it seemed like the whole town turned out to look for kelli. >> mos...

Bbc east midlands today. how about this for loyalty? a homesick kamel has walked 100 kilometres alone in the desert to return to its former owner. —— hamsik camel. after being sold last year to trek through the gobi desert in northern china to return to what the camel belief was true home. when the camel belief was true home. when the original ownerfound the camel belief was true home. when the original owner found that camel he was so touched he promised never to sell it again. well, that i...

Walk to end alzheimers alzheis everywhere.tion on every sidewalk, track, and trail across this country. all of us are raising funds for one goal: a world without alzheimers and all other dementia. because this disease isnt waiting, neither are you. take the first step on your walk right now. go to alz dot org slash walk. you do miss that routine though? we do this every day. thats your life. you wake up in the morning, go to the studio. you have a thing you do every day. whats that? >> what i ...

To be learned in order to bring true equality in education. elaine dunkley, bbc news. st bernard dogs are known worldwide for their strength and their countless life—saving missions in freezing alpine conditions. they are rarely in need of rescue themselves. but this weekend on scafell pike, englands highest peak, a major recovery effort took place involving 16 mountain rescuers when daisy, a four—year—old st bernard, collapsed on a trail. the team took five hours to carry her down, as our...

Shes smiling, relaxed. it doesnt look like she had any inkling that anything bad was to come. harold told the ranger the ridge where they had lunch wasnt private enough. so they climbed down these loose rocks looking for another spot. at this point they were several hours into their hike with not much daylight left and not much time to keep a 7:00 p.m. dinner reservation. they ended up on a small, flat area with not a lot of wiggle room and steep drops all around. its where this pictures was tak...