of late? it it has been really mild, hasn t it, of late? . , , it has been really mild, hasn t it, of late? ., , , . , , of late? it has been incredibly mild and substantially of late? it has been incredibly mild and substantially so of late? it has been incredibly mild and substantially so in of late? it has been incredibly mild and substantially so in november. | and substantially so in november. just that trend takes us to what will potentially be one of the warmest years on record stop you we will find out at the end of the year, thank you. here on breakfast we ve been following the journey of the former leeds rhinos star rob burrow, as he continues to take on the challenges that come with living with motor neurone disease. the latest in his long list of inspirational achievements is to read a cbeebies bedtimes story, using technology controlled by his eyes. he wanted to do it for his own children but also for any child who uses technology to communicate. graham satchell re
rob burrow with his family at the cbeebies studio. who is it? i m shy! hey, nice to meet you. is your name jackson? cbeebies bedtime story. hello, i m rob. i can t use my voice in the way that maybe you can, which is why i use this computer to talk for me. it s called an eye gaze. i use my eyes to gaze or look at the words and it speaks for me. it s like magic. watching at home in sunderland, lucy, and her mum, jo. lucy has cerebral palsy and also uses a computer to help her communicate. where did you go? in bolton, this is beach class at green fold school. many of the children here have learning difficulties and are non verbal. i used to play rugby as myjob, but something happened that made my world go upside down. it made me feel topsy turvy but i was brave and didn t give up.