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BBC News

fringe? it�s bbc news, how have you found this frinae? � , , bbc news, how have you found this frinae? h , ., , bbc news, how have you found this frinae? v , . , ,, ., , fringe? it's been really fun. shows have been really _ fringe? it's been really fun. shows have been really busy, _ fringe? it's been really fun. shows have been really busy, the - fringe? it's been really fun. shows. have been really busy, the audience have been really busy, the audience have been— have been really busy, the audience have been amazing, it's been the best, _ have been amazing, it's been the best. it's — have been amazing, it's been the best, it's been the best. that exoerience. _ best, it's been the best. that exoerience. i _ best, it's been the best. that experience, i know _ best, it's been the best. that experience, i know we - best, it's been the best. trisgt experience, i know we have spoken about it at the start of fringe, we caught up with robin, that experience of playing to one person, you still give it your all, what was that like, how did you get it? i that like, how did you get it? i just thought, that i bought a ticket so i just thought, that i bought a ticket so i must — just thought, that i bought a ticket so i must do the show as if the show was full, _ so i must do the show as if the show was full, so — so i must do the show as if the show was full, so i — so i must do the show as if the show was full, so i did the show and just went— was full, so i did the show and just went for— was full, so i did the show and just went for it. — was full, so i did the show and just went for it, basically. it was really— went for it, basically. it was really fun _ went for it, basically. it was really fun-— went for it, basically. it was reall fun. ~ ., ., really fun. we have done something like 27 shows _ really fun. we have done something like 27 shows this _ really fun. we have done something like 27 shows this time _ really fun. we have done something like 27 shows this time around - really fun. we have done something like 27 shows this time around while alsojuggling a dayjob, how are like 27 shows this time around while also juggling a dayjob, how are you keeping the energy up? how is the smile still on yourface? keeping the energy up? how is the smile still on your face? i keeping the energy up? how is the smile still on your face?— smile still on your face? i drink a lot of coffee. _ smile still on your face? i drink a lot of coffee, i _ smile still on your face? i drink a lot of coffee, i try _ smile still on your face? i drink a lot of coffee, i try and _ smile still on your face? i drink a lot of coffee, i try and sleep - smile still on your face? i drink a lot of coffee, i try and sleep as l lot of coffee, i try and sleep as much _ lot of coffee, i try and sleep as much as— lot of coffee, i try and sleep as much as possible in between things, and i much as possible in between things, and i love _ much as possible in between things, and i love the festival so the energy— and i love the festival so the energy isn't hard to sort of find. i energy isn't hard to sort of find. thought energy isn't hard to sort of find. i thought you were going to say i drink a lot there! but coffee came in. in terms of the material in your show, you�*ve been talking about that experience playing the one person and the one person who was in that

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BBC News

and nhs whistleblower. that's interesting. many questions now being posed as to what security, what support was given to the whistle—blowers. what was your experience? whistle-blowers. what was your exoerience?_ whistle-blowers. what was your exerience? ,, , , , whistle-blowers. what was your exerience? ,, , , experience? very briefly, because my case is ancient _ experience? very briefly, because my case is ancient history _ experience? very briefly, because my case is ancient history and _ experience? very briefly, because my case is ancient history and is - experience? very briefly, because my case is ancient history and is very - case is ancient history and is very similar to case is ancient history and is very similarto many case is ancient history and is very similar to many other cases, i made concerns about very serious incidents in the handling, such as homicides, a rape and other deaths. and external cooperation cooperated one of my concerns about the homicides. that was a long time ago and it's only one of many nhs whistle—blowing cases. the key issue is that these things keep happening over and over again and chillingly,

Nhs-whistleblower , Support , Questions , Security , Case , Experience , Cases , Exerience , Whistle-blowing , Exoerience , Deaths , Concerns

BBC News Now

an awareness of fire, people are more aware of this in many places of the world, but it doesn't mean we necessarily have better preparation as we've seen now in hawaii. thank ou ve as we've seen now in hawaii. thank you very much _ as we've seen now in hawaii. thank you very much for _ as we've seen now in hawaii. thank you very much forjoining _ as we've seen now in hawaii. thank you very much forjoining us. - here, prime minister rishi sunak is coming under renewed pressure from the labour oppostion — over his "stop the boats" pledge, after six migrants drowned trying to cross the channel over the weekend. home office figures show 509 people were detained or rescued trying to reach the uk from france on saturday. that brings the total so far this year to almost 16,700. let's talk to kolbassia how—zoo, director at the charity, freedom from torture. shejoins us from she joins us from london. shejoins us from london. lovely she joins us from london. lovely to see you. you came here to the uk fleeing torture in chad on a small boat. can you tell us about that experience. boat. can you tell us about that exoerience-_ boat. can you tell us about that experience. boat. can you tell us about that exerience. ., ,, ., ., experience. thank you for having me. the exoerience _ experience. thank you for having me. the experience was _ experience. thank you for having me. the experience was torturous. - experience. thank you for having me. the experience was torturous. you're| the experience was torturous. you're not 100% sure you will make it

People , Fire- , Hawaii , Mediterranean , Us , It-doesn-t , Places , Awareness , Preparation , Thank-ou-ve , Forjoining , Boats

Breakfast

escalate — it often means we see people escalate and get worse in that time. the scary— escalate and get worse in that time. the scary thing when that happens is while _ the scary thing when that happens is while people are told they are not thin enough for treatment, people are being — thin enough for treatment, people are being told they are too unwell for treatment so in the three—month period _ for treatment so in the three—month period of— for treatment so in the three—month period of waiting, they could get to a point _ period of waiting, they could get to a point where they are marked as not treatable, _ a point where they are marked as not treatable, put in hospital, get fed, -et treatable, put in hospital, get fed, get them _ treatable, put in hospital, get fed, get them to a healthy weight and discharged out into the community with no— discharged out into the community with no psychological treatment and the long—term impact during this time _ the long—term impact during this time is _ the long—term impact during this time is catastrophic. in the long-term impact during this time is catastrophic.— time is catastrophic. in your exoerience. _ time is catastrophic. in your experience, if— time is catastrophic. in your experience, if a _ time is catastrophic. in your experience, if a young - time is catastrophic. in your i experience, if a young person time is catastrophic. in your - experience, if a young person is watching this morning, thinking how to deal with this delay while waiting for treatment, what can people do? aha, waiting for treatment, what can people do?— waiting for treatment, what can --eole do? . , ., , people do? a good question. it is difficult at the _ people do? a good question. it is difficult at the moment. - people do? a good question. it is difficult at the moment. this - people do? a good question. it is l difficult at the moment. this report is a reminder of the situation people — is a reminder of the situation people face day to day. it is currently _ people face day to day. it is currently not going away, which is

People , Treatment , Thing , Enough , Being , Scary-escalate , Point-of-view , Community , Hospital , Waiting , Get-fed , Weight

BBC News at Six

wants answers from greater manchester police. it says it is truly sorry for what happened, but has refused to be interviewed in relation to the case. the criminal case review commission which asked the court of appeal to look again has welcomed the result. but mr malkinson�*s lawyers say the system is broken. we malkinson's lawyers say the system is broken. ~ _, ., ., j, is broken. we welcome today's ruling overturnin: is broken. we welcome today's ruling overturning the _ is broken. we welcome today's ruling overturning the wrongful _ is broken. we welcome today's ruling overturning the wrongful conviction, l overturning the wrongful conviction, but the _ overturning the wrongful conviction, but the question which would trouble everyone _ but the question which would trouble everyone is_ but the question which would trouble everyone is why did it take nearly 20 veers — everyone is why did it take nearly 20 veers to — everyone is why did it take nearly 20 years to get here? the truth is, this case, — 20 years to get here? the truth is, this case, andy's case, is an indictment _ this case, andy's case, is an indictment of both the court of appeal— indictment of both the court of appeal and the criminal case's review— appeal and the criminal case's review commission. is appeal and the criminal case's review commission.— appeal and the criminal case's review commission. is there anything ou have review commission. is there anything you have learned _ review commission. is there anything you have learned about _ review commission. is there anything you have learned about yourself, - you have learned about yourself, which is actually made you a stronger person, able to manage the experience? i stronger person, able to manage the exerience? ~ stronger person, able to manage the exoerience?— stronger person, able to manage the exerience? ~ ., , ., ., experience? i think it has made me a stronrer experience? i think it has made me a stronger person. _ experience? i think it has made me a stronger person, yes. _ experience? i think it has made me a stronger person, yes. but _ experience? i think it has made me a stronger person, yes. but any - experience? i think it has made me a stronger person, yes. but any very i stronger person, yes. but any very difficult way, you know? through a lot pain and anguish. what a terrible way to find that out. well, so they come _

Andy-malkinson , Case , Court-of-appeal , Result , System , Criminal-case-review-commission , Greater-manchester-police- , Lawyers , Answers , Relation , Conviction , Everyone

Nicky Campbell

different. . ~ is why a manned submersible is different. ., ~ ., is why a manned submersible is different. ., ,, ., ., ., , different. frank, i am wondering, as somebody who _ different. frank, i am wondering, as somebody who knows _ different. frank, i am wondering, as somebody who knows about - different. frank, i am wondering, as somebody who knows about this - different. frank, i am wondering, as i somebody who knows about this inside out, front and back, what do you think about the nature of the expedition? think about the nature of the exoedition?_ think about the nature of the exedition? ~ , ., ., ., expedition? well, if you are going to exoerience _ expedition? well, if you are going to experience this _ expedition? well, if you are going to experience this age _ expedition? well, if you are going to experience this age of- expedition? well, if you are going to experience this age of the - expedition? well, if you are going| to experience this age of the world type of— to experience this age of the world type of environment, _ to experience this age of the world type of environment, then - to experience this age of the world type of environment, then you - to experience this age of the world type of environment, then you are | type of environment, then you are going _ type of environment, then you are going to _ type of environment, then you are going to be — type of environment, then you are going to be on _ type of environment, then you are going to be on the _ type of environment, then you are going to be on the edge _ type of environment, then you are going to be on the edge of- going to be on the edge of everything _ going to be on the edge of everything. it— going to be on the edge of everything. it is— going to be on the edge ofi everything. it is dangerous. going to be on the edge of. everything. it is dangerous. if going to be on the edge of- everything. it is dangerous. if it wasiust— everything. it is dangerous. if it wasjust humdrum, _ everything. it is dangerous. if it wasjust humdrum, it _ everything. it is dangerous. if it was just humdrum, it would - everything. it is dangerous. if itl wasjust humdrum, it would not actually— wasjust humdrum, it would not actually have _ wasjust humdrum, it would not actually have the _ wasjust humdrum, it would not actually have the attraction - wasjust humdrum, it would not actually have the attraction for. wasjust humdrum, it would not| actually have the attraction for a lot of— actually have the attraction for a lot of these _ actually have the attraction for a lot of these people _ actually have the attraction for a lot of these people and - actually have the attraction for a i lot of these people and everybody would _ lot of these people and everybody would be — lot of these people and everybody would be able _ lot of these people and everybody would be able to _ lot of these people and everybody would be able to do _ lot of these people and everybody would be able to do it _ lot of these people and everybody would be able to do it so - lot of these people and everybody would be able to do it so it- lot of these people and everybody would be able to do it so it is- would be able to do it so it is complex— would be able to do it so it is complex and _ would be able to do it so it is complex and challenging - would be able to do it so it is complex and challenging and dangerous _ complex and challenging and dangerous. that _ complex and challenging and dangerous. that is— complex and challenging and dangerous. that is why - complex and challenging and dangerous. that is why the l complex and challenging and - dangerous. that is why the offshore oil and _ dangerous. that is why the offshore oil and gas — dangerous. that is why the offshore oil and gas industry— dangerous. that is why the offshore oil and gas industry has _ dangerous. that is why the offshore oil and gas industry has always - dangerous. that is why the offshore oil and gas industry has always hadl oil and gas industry has always had a secondary— oil and gas industry has always had a secondary system _ oil and gas industry has always had a secondary system back—up - oil and gas industry has always had . a secondary system back—up because the cost _ a secondary system back—up because the cost to _ a secondary system back—up because the cost to them _ a secondary system back—up because the cost to them if— a secondary system back—up because the cost to them if they _ a secondary system back—up because the cost to them if they have - a secondary system back—up because the cost to them if they have to - the cost to them if they have to stop _ the cost to them if they have to stop are — the cost to them if they have to stop are massive. _ the cost to them if they have to stop are massive. it _ the cost to them if they have to stop are massive. it is - the cost to them if they have to

Submersible , Frank-owen , Somebody , Nature , Back , Tourist-expedition , World , Environment , Age , Type , Type-of-environment , Exedition

Nicky Campbell

of nottingham have crime issues? are these areas where the police often respond to incidents? in these areas where the police often respond to incidents?— respond to incidents? in my exoerience _ respond to incidents? in my experience of _ respond to incidents? in my experience of being - respond to incidents? in my experience of being alive i respond to incidents? in my i experience of being alive reporter out in the morning, i wouldn't say so. you would see the odd police cordon in the city centre of a morning, but there are normally localised areas which have a reputation for crime, which i have been called out to lots of times. one of these areas is next to the university, so there are lots of students. ilkeston road is incredibly busy and residential. there are lots of shops and takeaways. those are the areas of the city where these incidents have happened, so i wouldn't say they were notorious areas for crime. i5 were notorious areas for crime. is there anyone else you have spoken to aside from that one woman who can share more about what they saw? that

City-of-nottingham , Odd-police-cordon , Courtney-bambridge , Shore-incidents , Experience , Areas , Crime , Being , Exoerience , Wouldn-t-say-so , Nottingham-police , Deadin-morning

Verified Live

look after you and help you. this was forced — look after you and help you. this was forced on me through no fault of my own the — was forced on me through no fault of my own. the least they could have done _ my own. the least they could have done was — my own. the least they could have done was looked after me.- my own. the least they could have done was looked after me. we've seen a re ort b done was looked after me. we've seen a report by a — done was looked after me. we've seen a report by a new _ done was looked after me. we've seen a report by a new independent - done was looked after me. we've seen a report by a new independent board i a report by a new independent board reviewing one survivor's experience of the church, and what it concludes is a support scheme was under thought, or under resourced and dealing with it took a heavy toll on the mental health of the abuse survivor involved. the church says it's paid nearly £i.5 survivor involved. the church says it's paid nearly £1.5 million in support 268 abuse survivors, but acknowledges some have had terrible experiences. t acknowledges some have had terrible exeriences. ., acknowledges some have had terrible exneriences-— experiences. i would say i wish you had been different _ experiences. i would say i wish you had been different for— experiences. i would say i wish you had been different for them - experiences. i would say i wish you had been different for them and . experiences. i would say i wish you had been different for them and i l experiences. i would say i wish you i had been different for them and i am genuinely— had been different for them and i am genuinely sorry— had been different for them and i am genuinely sorry that _ had been different for them and i am genuinely sorry that they— had been different for them and i am genuinely sorry that they have - had been different for them and i am genuinely sorry that they have had i had been different for them and i am genuinely sorry that they have had a | genuinely sorry that they have had a poor exoerience _ genuinely sorry that they have had a poor experience of— genuinely sorry that they have had a poor experience of the _ genuinely sorry that they have had a poor experience of the scheme. - genuinely sorry that they have had a poor experience of the scheme. and genuinely sorry that they have had a i poor experience of the scheme. and i know— poor experience of the scheme. and i know others— poor experience of the scheme. and i know others have _ poor experience of the scheme. and i know others have had _ poor experience of the scheme. and i know others have had positive - know others have had positive exoeriences _ know others have had positive exoeriences i_ know others have had positive experiences. ido— know others have had positive experiences. i do get- know others have had positive experiences. i do get those i know others have had positive - experiences. i do get those phone calls and _ experiences. i do get those phone calls and e—mails _ experiences. i do get those phone calls and e—mails where _ experiences. i do get those phone calls and e—mails where they - experiences. i do get those phone calls and e—mails where they sing | calls and e—mails where they sing the praises— calls and e—mails where they sing the praises of— calls and e—mails where they sing the praises of the _ calls and e—mails where they sing the praises of the scheme. - calls and e—mails where they sing the praises of the scheme. both. the praises of the scheme. both are true and _ the praises of the scheme. both are true and i_ the praises of the scheme. both are true and i am — the praises of the scheme. both are true and i am genuinely— the praises of the scheme. both are true and i am genuinely sorry for. true and i am genuinely sorry for those _ true and i am genuinely sorry for those who— true and i am genuinely sorry for those who have _ true and i am genuinely sorry for those who have not _ true and i am genuinely sorry for those who have not had - true and i am genuinely sorry for those who have not had that - true and i am genuinely sorry for- those who have not had that positive experience —

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World Business Report

experience. gateway into that luxury watch exoerience-— experience. and also, smart watches has _ experience. and also, smart watches has not _ experience. and also, smart watches has not reduced - experience. and also, smart| watches has not reduced that demand either. when the apple watch came out, and other fitness devices, people were wearing those all the time but they tend to do that and have a stunning luxury watch, as well. those who can afford it, at least. . , , least. yeah. interestingly enough. _ least. yeah. interestingly enough. the _ least. yeah. interestingly enough, the watch - least. yeah. interestingly i enough, the watch industry least. yeah. interestingly - enough, the watch industry has had its crises before the smartwatch, which was the quartz crisis which should have killed the swiss watchmaking industry, but it actually came out much stronger. the interesting thing with smartwatches, as you said, you now see people walking with two watches, the mechanical watch on the left wrist and this up smartwatch on the right with the other way around, which is interesting. the other way around, which is interesting-— interesting. they have no excuse to _ interesting. they have no excuse to be _ interesting. they have no excuse to be late, - interesting. they have no excuse to be late, that i interesting. they have no excuse to be late, that is| interesting. they have no i excuse to be late, that is all i can say. arjen van de vall, lovely to have the on the programme. thank you for getting up so early for us. thank you. talking of time, we

Brief-apple , Demand , Smart-watches , Coming-up , Watches , People , Experience , Gateway , Exoerience , Fitness-devices , It , Industry

BBC News

great to have you both here. you were at the summit not long ago now. how was that trip? hm were at the summit not long ago now. how was that trip?— how was that trip? an incredible exoerience. _ how was that trip? an incredible experience, we _ how was that trip? an incredible experience, we had _ how was that trip? an incredible experience, we had such - how was that trip? an incredible experience, we had such a - how was that trip? an incredible experience, we had such a greatj how was that trip? an incredible - experience, we had such a great time and were _ experience, we had such a great time and were hosted so well by the japanese — and were hosted so well by the japanese delegation and it really was a _ japanese delegation and it really was a great opportunity to come together— was a great opportunity to come together with all of the delegates across— together with all of the delegates across the g7 member states, so an incredible _ across the g7 member states, so an incredible opportunity, we spent some _ incredible opportunity, we spent some time in tokyo for the opening ceremony— some time in tokyo for the opening ceremony and then we headed up to hiroshima _ ceremony and then we headed up to hiroshima and had the opportunity to view the _ hiroshima and had the opportunity to view the peace museum and we actually— view the peace museum and we actually heard from one of the survivors — actually heard from one of the survivors of the atomic bombs. what was our survivors of the atomic bombs. what was your biggest _ survivors of the atomic bombs. twat was your biggest highlight? definitely the peace museum. as we heard _ definitely the peace museum. as we heard across the summit, it is a huge _ heard across the summit, it is a huge issue _ heard across the summit, it is a huge issue for young people around nuclear— huge issue for young people around nuclear disarmament and four being in the _ nuclear disarmament and four being in the peace museum and really hearing — in the peace museum and really hearing the expenses first—hand of the destruction of nuclear weaponry.

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