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A normal life, we shouldnt be going there to see my daughter laid on a hospital bed. adam eley, bbc news. if youve been affected by any of the issues raised, you can find help and support at bbc.co.uk/actionline. the time is1:19... our top story this lunchtime. a new warning today that the average household energy bill could hit £4,200 a year injanuary. coming up, we look at how life has changed for people in afghanistan, nearly a year after the taliban regained control. and coming up on the bb...

# and all those things i didnt say... this was chelsea mooney, happy at home... ..as herfather steve remembers her. chelsea was special, she loved singing, dancing and she just wanted to do everything for everybody. she was known as mother hen. chelsea was 15 when her mental health became significantly worse. with an eating disorder, its a very complex sort of thing. and i think it got hold of chelsea and she went to hospital. the hospital was a camhs unit for children and adolescents. while the...

And a network around them. and so when we can make that happen, it can be so powerful. rhyss says reconnecting with his family is giving him the basis to build his life again. just having me family back on side really makes a difference on how i perceive myself and how i view life. i have a little boy at home, lovely partner, nice home, good relationship with my family. everything i wanted five years ago. adam eley, bbc news. if you were affected by the issues contained in that report and would ...

But not enough is being done to help loved ones stay together, homelessness charities have told the bbc. adam eley has been to meet rhyss mackay, who slept rough in newcastle for almost five years without seeing loved ones but whose life has been transformed. i missed them lots, especially at times like birthdays and christmases. when rhyss left home aged 18 after disagreements with his mum, he lost contact with his family altogether. for almost five years he slept rough on the streets of newcas...

South africa has begun a week of events to commemorate the anti—apartheid leader archbishop desmond tutu. bells rang at midday today from st georges anglican cathedral in cape town and they will ring every noon for the next five days to mark archbishop tutus life. table mountain and the city hall in cape town will be also be lit up in purple, the colour of his clerical robes — every night until his funeral on saturday. family breakdowns are one of the leading causes of homelessness in the uk...

The country and whether you get that kind of care is a bit of a postcode lottery at the moment.— kind of care is a bit of a postcode lottery at the moment. thank you for talkin: to lottery at the moment. thank you for talking to us — lottery at the moment. thank you for talking to us today. _ you can hear adam eley�*s full investigation on the programme file on 4, tonight from 8pm on bbc radio 4 and bbc sounds. and if youve been affected by the themes within adams report, the bbc�*s acti...

Mental health needs, a bbc investigation has found. people sent by the nhs to stay in mental health rehabilitation units say theyve been placed in unsafe environments, often far from home, with staff that arent suitably trained. some patients remain there for 10 or more years. our reporter adam eley has been to meet lisa, who says her experience left her suicidal. you may find some of what she says upsetting. i had a little bit of depression from when i was a kid and then, when i lost my dad, th...

Our reporter adam eley has been to meet lissa, who says her experience left her suicidal. you may find some of what she says upsetting. i had a little bit of depression from when i was a kid and then, when i lost my dad, that was a tricky time. id gone through a lot of trauma. by 2019, lissa from coventry had been in and out of hospital struggling with her mental health. the nhs decided to send herfor treatment at a specialist rehabilitation unit. i was desperate. kind of, like, no... i had no o...

Risk to be managed in a specialist unit elsewhere. when the nhs staff are calmer we seem to get better results from people.— are calmer we seem to get better results from people. thank you so much for telling _ results from people. thank you so much for telling us _ results from people. thank you so much for telling us about - results from people. thank you so much for telling us about your i results from people. thank you so l much for telling us about your work. you can hear adam eley�*s f...

Having a takeaway between his different work—related zoom calls and across borisjohnson was the person not only broke the rules, he was writing the rules and telling us not to mix and it was notjust one occasion, it was on occasion after occasion, it was on occasion after occasion, clearly there was a culture of downing street where people thought they did not have to follow the rules, people thought they could have a suitcase of bottles of drink into downing street, this is a rotten culture. ...