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it doesn't help. sarah cares for her mum, her brother and two children. she receives her carer�*s allowance payments each week, but they don't go far. it goes straight on my car. last week, i had four appointments — between my mum and my brother, i had four medical appointments, and that's on top of taking my children out and doing things. so it doesn't go very far with fuel prices and distances and everything. campaigners say the carer�*s allowance system is too confusing. neil has cared for his partner, david, since he was diagnosed with a rare degenerative eye condition. it is like a bereavement when you lose your eyesight. but, now, i've learned to cope the best i can, haven't i? yeah. yeah, you don't have a choice, really, do you? just back him up and everything and make sure he's 0k. yeah. last year, neil's carer�*s allowance was abruptly stopped when he started claiming his state pension. under the government's rules, carers aren't entitled to both payments at the same time. i was quite annoyed, actually,
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well done. sam got in touch to let us know that this was her third london marathon and 13th marathon in total. she said that the crowds were amazing for the whole way round but she has decided to now retire from marathons. give it a few days. give it a few days. andrew sent us an email to tell us that his wife caroline ran the london marathon in an air ambulance flight suit, helmet and boots. good grief. hannah managed to set a personal best in the marathon with a time of three hours and 44 minutes. she also managed to raise £4,000 for her local hospice. so many stories of amazing sums of money being raised. for most people, it is raising all
for sure. still the notice that for sure. still the remnants of our wish list —— my weather system from today bringing cloud and damp weather. the best of the sunshine for scotland and northern ireland and more sunny skies pushing on across northern england for a time. temperatures not too bad for belfast and cardiff, iii here about 9 or 10 some of the north sea coasts. factor in the chilly wind and it will be a cold day. more of the same for the middle of the week, this time probably with more cloud coming in, may be some patches of light rain or drizzle. best of the sunshine across the north west. but temperatures will continue for most areas to be well below average and to be honest, it's going to stay quite chilly so much of the rest of this week. into the weekend we swapped the cold weather for more unsettled weather, so you probably have to wait until next month until we get something a bit nicer. thanks, chris. and that's bbc news at six. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. goodbye.
time for a look at the weather. here's stav danaos. thanks very much, ben. good afternoon. we enjoyed some good, dry, much—needed dry weather this weekend. it was chilly, really cool for the time of year, for the rest of this week, we hold onto that chilly feeling air, our air source coming down from the north, mostly dry, but there will be outbreaks of rain. the best of sunshine towards the west. we hold onto this northerly airflow for the next few days, for most of this week, and the mildest air will stay in the atlantic. this is because we have this area of high pressure which has retreated westwards, meaning we are dragging down northerly winds. these weather fronts across the country today have brought some patchy rain. you can see the rain on the radar satellite here. affecting north—east of england, through the midlands and down into south—west and central areas. the best of sunshine across more south—eastern areas and across western scotland and northern ireland, where we will continue to see the driest of the weather and the best of the sunshine if any. we
very small. these are exceptional. >> to answer your question the command up there has been in close contact. the only nypd assistance they asked for us for us to patrol the outer perimeter of the school. >> what about the expected protests -- [inaudible question] . >> exactly where the commissioner said earlier. it will be the same. if there is a protest anywhere we have to respect people's first amendment rights. however, people should be aware that you cross that line and commit a crime the nypd will respond accordingly. we are aware of potential other protests to this popping up but there is that line between first amendment rights and crimes being committed. >> sky news here. >> which of you is the the best to answer this but give us a
laughter it's also worth it because you have both qualified for the ill effects. how special is that, emile? it's amazin: how special is that, emile? it's amazing to _ how special is that, emile? it's amazing to be _ how special is that, emile? it�*s amazing to be representing team gb, being able to represent team gb and the olympics and it's always a dream, we don't know if it's realistic or not but that dream is really nice, stanch sharp myself perform our best and try to do really well there, not just to perform our best and try to do really well there, notjust to be there. really well there, not 'ust to be there. . ., , ., , , there. nice to see that friendship. there are plenty _ there. nice to see that friendship. there are plenty of _ there. nice to see that friendship. there are plenty of other- there. nice to see that friendship. i there are plenty of other successful stories from yesterday's marathon,. 37—year—old drjulie macro who has
an onshore breeze feeling cold around 11 degrees in the capital there with thicker cloud and a few spots of rain. wednesday promises to be a largely dry day again, maybe more cloud in the mix, the thickest of it towards northern and eastern areas where there could be the odd shower at times. drier with the best of the brightness further west. temperatures in glasgow around 13 or 14 degrees, but still chilly elsewhere for this time in april. little change as we push towards the end of the week. we're in between weather systems, could see increasing chance of showers. this area of low pressure which skirts past the west and the southwest could bring some rain or showers to the far southwest. these could change, but it does look like it's going to stay a little bit more unsettled as we head into the weekend, perhaps a bit warmer in the south.
incredibly important and we work hard to get it right. on the one hand, public safety is paramount and not allowing criminal conduct to go on is central to what we do every day. we also are committed to making sure people can exercise their first amendment rights. determining when something goes from protected speech to unprotected speech can be very context specific, can require a lot of nuance, and you are right, we have to make calls on a daily basis. we are making judgment calls. we're doing it to the best of our ability. and the stakes are high, no question about that. >> right now there are tents set up again on the campus. is there -- what preparation
the best i can, haven't i? yeah. yeah, you don't have a choice, really, do you? just back him up and everything and make sure he's ok. yeah. last year, neil's carer�*s allowance was abruptly stopped when he started claiming his state pension. under the government's rules, carers aren't entitled to both payments at the same time. i was quite annoyed, actually, i was quite annoyed. his disability is bad enough for me to get it before i was 66. it should still be the same the day after i was 66. because they stopped it straightaway. it is a 24—hourjob, it is constantly running around sorting out and organising the phone calls, the letters — just everything. carers will head to parliament today to call for changes to carer�*s allowance, including raising minimum payments and providing additional support for people earning the state pension. it's like i'm not valued. i feel like what i do isn't valued.