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And i think what we had with ella is an extraordinary brave little child. being able to translate this all the way back to an individual makes it much more alive and much more understandable and, for the politicians point of view, much more relevant for them to get on and start cleaning up the air we breathe. because we know that by cleaning up the air, we dont only improve asthma, we reduce dementia, diabetes, chronic obstructive lung disease, heart disease, strokes, etc, etc, etc, so it all ca...

Teaching of beginners right the way through since that original push. another day, another church, and another practice session. as the day starts to fade over st clements, the group is back on the ropes again. the team here vary in age, beliefs, backgrounds and experience. get the bell rising, so, - a longer pull at both strokes. freya, an a—level student, isjust i7, and has only been ringing since november. fiona, an occupational therapist, is 55, and even though she is new to this hobby, he...

Heart disease, strokes, etc, etc, etc, so it all can be done and its just a matter of will and, you know, weve done this before. we had the clean air act in 1952. we changed the way we heated our homes and got rid of coal. weve got to do the same. weve got to step up to the challenge and improve the life of everybody as a result of that. the need to rise to the challenge is very much accepted. but how we do that and when we do that is up for debate. rosamond says she will not apologise to those ...

And space pirate captain harlock. local media report he died of heart failure. prosecutors have downgraded the involuntary manslaughter charges they brought against the actor alec baldwin following a shooting on the set of the movie rust which killed the films cinematographer. theyre dropping a so—called firearm enhancement charge, which significantly reduces the maximum sentence — from five years to 18 months in prison. alec baldwin has said the shooting was a tragic accident and that hed b...

Whod suffered strokes. the team in pittsburgh were able to stimulate the spinal cords by implanting electrodes in the neck. more research is still needed to develop the technology, but those who led the study say the technique could have a huge impact on peoples lives. earlier dr marco capogrosso who is one of the main researchers at the university of pittsburgh explained to us how the treatment works. we normally treat a stroke is a brain disease, something that occurs in the brain. it is true ...

Million people globally suffer from strokes. is there a specific time frame that you found that someone might be able to benefit from this new technology that youve helped to create? right now our testing was restricted to people with chronic stroke, meaning it occurred at least six months before starting the study. the participants of our study, one was nine years from the stroke and the other three years after the stroke. right now we know that it works for people that have chronic, but that m...

Really do need to see a resolution to the spiralling industrial action. resolution to the spiralling industrialaction. not resolution to the spiralling industrial action. not least because of the huge disruption for patients. the because of the huge disruption for patients-— for patients. the health secretary _ for patients. the health secretary steve - for patients. the health secretary steve barclay | for patients. the health i secretary steve barclay has described strike action is deeply di...

Up the air we breathe. because we know that by cleaning up the air, we don�*t only improve asthma, we reduce dementia, diabetes, chronic obstructive lung disease, heart disease, strokes, etc, etc, etc, so it all can be done and it�*s just a matter of will and, you know, we�*ve done this before. we had the clean air act in 1952. we changed the way we heated our homes and got rid of coal. we�*ve got to do the same. we�*ve got to step up to the challenge and improve the life of everybody ...

On conversations with normal, ordinary people over the last seven months. and to a person they say, "focus on the nhs, focus on the cost—of—living crisis and focus on making the case for independence." she also said she would have voted against gay marriage, although she would defend it now as a democratic and legal right. and tonight, a brief, friendly encounter between front runners who don�*t always see our right to live. —— —— who don�*t always see eye to eye. kate forbes at ...

We dont only improve asthma, we reduce dementia, diabetes, chronic obstructive lung disease, heart disease, strokes, etc, etc, etc, so it all can be done and its just a matter of will and, you know, weve done this before. we had the clean air act in 1952. we changed the way we heated our homes and got rid of coal. weve got to do the same. weve got to step up to the challenge and improve the life of everybody as a result of that. the need to rise to the challenge is very much accepted. but how we...