like this will help to improve that waiting list time for our families because at the moment it is about 18—24 months on average. there are a lot of people who want to donate. when people are on, maybe they've had an accident or something and they're on life support, the next of kin can still veto it. so hopefully people will have that conversation with their next of kin, with their loved ones, so that if that unfortunate time comes in their life, they've had the conversation and maybe their organs can find somebody that desperately needs one. this doll will be in reception at the bristol children's hospital. you can scan her qr code and hear her story. it's hoped more people willjoin the organ donor register as a result. alice bouverie, bbc news. let's hope so. before we go, let's take you back to life pictures that
not monitoring my diet or fluid intake or anything. all the difference in the world, really? yes, everything. you know, here in bristol at the moment we've got three young people who are waiting for kidney transplants. and you just hope that campaigns like this will help to improve that waiting list time for our families because at the moment it is about 18—24 months on average. there are a lot of people who want to donate. when people are on, maybe they've had an accident or something and they're on life support, the next of kin can still veto it. so hopefully people will have that conversation with their next of kin, with their loved ones, so that if that unfortunate time comes in their life, they've had the conversation and maybe their organs can find somebody that desperately needs one. this doll will be in reception at the bristol children's hospital. you can scan her qr code and hear her story. it's hoped more people willjoin the organ donor
this doll will be in reception at the bristol children's hospital. you can scan her qr code and hear her story. it's hoped more people willjoin the organ donor register as a result. alice bouverie, bbc news. here in the uk, fewer than one in 10 injuries involving e—scooters are being reported to the police — that's according to data analysed by the independent parliamentary advisory council for transport safety, which says more accurate figures are needed to understand the dangers that they pose. jon donnison has this report. e—scooters — a decade ago, almost unheard of. these days, they're a common sight. but now a charity that advises the government says injuries from e—scooter accidents are being under—reported and data needs to be collected more rigorously. until we really understand how hazardous or dangerous they are, we can't understand what they need
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