entrance to this hole. one couple, an elderly couple, arrived. they said they were distantly related to someone who lost their lives here on thursday night. they did not, understandably, want to speak to us in any great detail. they said, we know, we can't look inside that man's head but we clearly think there was mental instability. a great deal of shock and grief in the way of one senior politician here we see this kind of thing on tv. it happens in other countries. we did not ever think it could happen here. she was once a waitress at the oscars — now her movie, all quiet on the western front, is nominated for no fewer than 9 awards. we've been following the former scottish triathlete, turned movie—maker, lesley paterson, because her story is a remarkable one. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson — no relation to lesley — donned his running shoes to catch up with her once again in hollywood. got the hollywood sign behind us! how does that make you feel, when you see that? oh, it's so iconic, it'sjust amazing. it's very weird to think i'm here
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jair bolsonaro. turning to hollywood now. she was once a waitress at the oscars — now her movie, all quiet on the western front, is nominated for no fewer than nine awards. we've been following the former scottish triathlete, turned movie—maker, lesley paterson, because her story is a remarkable one. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson — no relation to lesley — donned his running shoes to catch up with her once again in hollywood. got the hollywood sign behind us! how does that make you feel, when you see that? oh, it's so iconic, it'sjust amazing. it's very weird to think i'm here and sort of going for the oscars. like, what? lesley paterson, the scottish triathlete in the running at the oscars. hello! good to see you, man. and she is loving los angeles. oh, my gosh, this is amazing, isn't it? this is pretty much beverly hills. cheering. for 16 years, the five—time off—road triathlete world champion used her prize money from races to keep alive her dream of a new film version
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is there much more? i've only got two corned beef. good exercise. it's good exercise. the charity's kitchen makes affordable meals. donations are coming in. 200 kilo this morning. it'sjust amazing. and that's people sharing with us. people haven't got food in their cupboard. it's not right. food is a basic essential of life. it's not right that people are hungry and don't have food. that is not right. that needs sorting out. that's it. at the shop, visitors pay a donation for items to keep it going. for those in dire financial need there are free food parcels. we live in a really proud community, but we have some really tough challenges at the moment. out of all, 63 wards in county durham, shildon, and the areas around it, have the highest levels of poverty,
this is so important. hopefully, i'll be doing one section with you and, you never know, - we might get a drink. hurray! and then, some stars they'd inspired. hello, tim, mike and andy, it is george ezra here just with a little message to say congratulations on everything you're doing, raising awareness for the charities around suicide and mental health. yeah, thank you for what you're doing, have a great trip. andy, mike, tim, just incredible. what you achieved last time around and what you are about to do now. is just truly, truly heroic. i'm sending you love and my best wishes.j shout loudly. i know you'll be heard. all my very best, good luck. flipping heck. that was brilliant. absolutely brilliant. oh, wow, oh, wow. amazing. i'll eat again, i'll eat. straightaway. absolutely speechless.
daniel craig's special appearance. what do you make of it, guys? unbelievable. it means so much, doesn't it? you know, for us to have made an impression, itjust shows mental health issues and suicide, there are no barriers. incredible. i've got to say it's very easy- for me to be very flippant and say it's obvious because he is envious of our bodies and the way - we conduct ourselves! 0ur chiselled profiles. all that. it'sjust amazing. it is surreal. the one thing everyone there reminds you is the difference _ that talking makes. and so that is what| we are going to do. yeah, walk and talk. that's all we know what to do, really. and walk they have — to stormont in northern ireland and across to edinburgh and down to manchester, where, this week, they were welcomed
at astley and tyldesley girls, where ella toone started playing as an eight—year—old, they have noticed the ella effect. this morning, i've had another girl who wants tojoin. this is the first time in six years that we have never had to advertise for girls to come and join and play football. so we are now absolutely overrun with girls, its superb. i look up to ella toone, and all my friends look up to ella toone, like, it'sjust amazing, really. because it's round here, they'll be speaking about it for ages, how good she is. in hinderwell near whitby, philip was beth mead's first coach from when she started playing football aged five. he is still one of her biggest supporters. we are only a little tiny village amongst lots of little tiny villages, and to have somebody actually winning the european championships is absolutely phenomenal. we are so proud of her. # sweet caroline! in lauren hemp's old club in norfolk, there are girls aspiring to play like their local lioness.
nicky dack, who has multiple sclerosis started her campaign for better beach access at seaton just a year ago. it'sjust amazing, and to get her down on the beach... we always walk along the promenade, don't we? but to get her down on the beach, it'sjust special. itjust feels warming. it's heart—warming. she'sjust amazing what she's done, as well. the scheme has been paid for by the local district and town councils. we recognise that the demographic in seaton is such that we have got lots of people that have mobility issues or are disabled, and i think it is really important that they should have the same opportunity to use and enjoy the beach as able—bodied people can. it's a pilot project for the summer, but there is already talk of it becoming a permanent feature. if the scheme is well used and we get good feedback from everyone, then, yeah, i can't see why not, and maybe even extend it even further. nicky is seaton born and bred,