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Yes. eight, nice, tom, nine, last one. do you feel like youve got a lot fitter? yes, i get fit all the time. in my muscles, in my stomach, so its been, like, its been really good, really. but being a lean, mean fighting machine is not all tom wants from life. what is your dream, tom? i want to be a fitness coach, and i want to get a wife. a baby, a dog, a beard, and management, and a new flat. in no particular order! yes, absolutely. at one stage he wanted to ride a motorbike, which i hope hes d...

England could become the first country in the world to introduce legislation which should result in better support for people with down syndrome. a bill has been debated for the first time in the commons today — and if it passes into law, it will mean public bodies like councils, schools and job centres will be required to specifically recognise the needs of people with the condition. our disability affairs correspondent, nikki fox, reports. pull, pull, pull. tom is pumping iron at the gym. ye...

He is working towards a career as a fitness instructor and hes already whipping me into shape. is that a cheating situp? yeah. what if i let go of my hands? um, yes, its better. is that better? yeah. being a lean, mean fighting machine is not all tom wants from life. what is your dream, tom? i want to be a fitness coach. and i want to get a wife and a baby. a dog. yeah. beard. yeah. and a new flat. in no particular order? yes, absolutely. at one stage he wanted to ride a motorbike, which i hope ...

In the commons later today. if passed, it would mean that public bodies like councils, schools and job centres would be required to specifically recognise the needs of people with the condition. 0ur disability affairs correspondent nikki fox reports. pull, pull, pull. tom is pumping iron at the gym. yeah, one more. the 17—year—old has down syndrome. he is working towards a career as a fitness instructor, and hes already whipping me into shape. is that a cheating sit—up? yeah. what if i let...

Tomorrow after returning a negative covid test. england could become the first country in the world to introduce legislation which should result in better support for people with down syndrome. a bill has been debated for the first time in the commons today and if it passes into law, it will mean public bodies like councils, schools and job centres will be required to specifically recognise the needs of people with the condition. our disability affairs correspondent nikki fox reports. pull, pull...