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Began on monday. but the audible safety device wont be installed for at least another two months. if they are knowingly released before accessibility, you know, or things that will help make it a bit more safer, are released before they should have, and something could have been done about it, then, no, ithink everything should have been put in place first before they were released. those running the trial say they are working closely with visually impaired charities to find a solution. a mans b...

With my colours, but _ going to save it. i am not very good with my colours, but what - going to save it. i am not very good with my colours, but what towns i going to save it. i am not very good with my colours, but what towns of| with my colours, but what towns of yellow are we going for? mine with my colours, but what towns of yellow are we going for?— yellow are we going for? mine is extremely _ yellow are we going for? mine is extremely bright. _ yellow are we going for? mine is extremely...

Absolutely. sometimes i curl up on the sofa of an evening whenjims watching tv, and ijust go... ..out. and then when i wake up, im disoriented. ithink, oh, heck, is it still today? have i still got my night shift to do? yeah, absolutely exhausted. tonnes exhausted. a survey on behalf of five charities this carers week, found that almost three quarters of carers havent had any breaks from their caring role during the pandemic. over two thirds say their mental health has suffered. three quarters s...

I can carry on doing this? erm, there have been times, and some close friends have actually made that decision after 30 years of caring. because the service has just fell apart? this has been too much forthem, and, erm... my friend, her sons gone into a care home and shes distraught. she cries herself to sleep every night. when was the last time you both went out though? eh, august bank holiday last year. thats months ago. bleak. yeah, yeah, proper bleak. but hes here. thats the main thing. its ...

Responsibility. the first policy issue he recognised was bringing down hospital waiting lists and northern ireland. he will be proposed as first minister in the stormont assembly on monday, which is when arlene foster will resign as first minister. that proposal will be put to a vote and it will have to be put to a vote and it will have to be voted through in a cross community basis. sinn fein will have to approve the appointment of paul given an orderfor him to to approve the appointment of pau...

Has just fell apart? this has been too much forthem, and, erm... my friend, her sons gone into a care home and shes distraught. she cries herself to sleep every night. when was the last time you both went out then? eh, august bank holiday last year. thats months ago. bleak. yeah, yeah, proper bleak. but hes here. thats the main thing. its a lifelong thing that you do because you love them. you love your sons and daughters. love sustains them, but charities say carers need and deserve more. jayne...

In the months just before the first lockdown. and because of the pandemic, both families have had to struggle on their own. you havent had any support? no. through any of the pandemic? nothing. are you exhausted? absolutely. sometimes i curl up on the sofa of an evening whenjims watching tv, and ijust go... ..out. and then when i wake up, im disoriented. ithink, oh, heck, is it still today? have i still got my night shift to do? yeah, absolutely exhausted. tonnes exhausted. a survey on behalf of...

But hes here. thats the main thing. its a lifelong thing that you do because you love them. you love your sons and daughters. love sustains them, but charities say carers need and deserve more. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. there you go, sorted. that wasnt too bad, was it? yes. the government said it recognises the "vital role" of unpaid carers during the pandemic and that it would "continue to work closely with carer organisations to support them". now its time for a look at the weather with matt t...

Many unpaid carers are exhausted and at breaking point after looking after loved ones round—the—clock over the course of the pandemic — thats the stark warning from charities this morning. a survey by "carers uk" found that coronavirus had led to people losing an average of 25 hours of support per week, with nearly two thirds saying they didnt know how they could carry on without a break. jayne mccubbin has been speaking to some carers about their experiences. he cant do anything for himse...

..out. and then when i wake up, im disoriented. ithink, oh, heck, is it still today? have i still got my night shift to do? yeah, absolutely exhausted. tonnes exhausted. a survey on behalf of five charities for carers week, found that almost three quarters of carers havent had any breaks from their caring role during the pandemic. over two thirds say their mental health has suffered. three quarters say they are exhausted. more than a third say they now feel unable to manage their unpaid caring r...