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Out 8 _ think they said that they are giving out 8 million... people are going to -et out 8 million... people are going to get a _ out 8 million... people are going to get a kickback or something on it, but why? — get a kickback or something on it, but why? why do that? i think it is something — but why? why do that? i think it is something like 150 quid, 250 on top of it, _ something like 150 quid, 250 on top of it. which— something like 150 quid, 250 on top of it, which really isn't anything. it's of it, which really isn't anything. it's not — of it, which really isn't anything. it's...

-- i think for me it is more so opening a peoples imagination that the world is really diverse. -- wherever you are wanted, where we are loved and appreciated. i don't want to sugarcoat. it is not a utopia here. but just to put that seat in people's minds that there are places where we can feel at home. >> i gotcha. i think that's such a good point. and -- he moved and relocated and moved to south africa. i have to say tiffany, i love your name. i want to ask you, when i think about leaving this country, i want to ask how does that work? what does it look like? you have to think about being ab...

Getting out of here, what does that look like? >> it is really, really, really demanding task and that i have two kids, will have to think about my kids at the forefront. i've even learned that moving your kids out of the country, if you have a parent that is in the united states, it requires a court process, documentation, so much to think about. primarily, everyone must think about their emotional and psychological well-being. if you can go to a place where you feel freer, more embraced, where you feel that you have better rights, better access to things like health care, i'm from trinidad a...

People across great britain and ireland who have made an outstanding contribution to their community and taken on important responsibilities at a very young age. this year introduces the first—ever young environmentalist award and the child of courage award, honouring two youngsters who are helping make a difference to others despite having to face extreme health problems and difficulties themselves. let's speak now to 17—year—old areeb who is one of this year's winner, she won the child of courage award after her battle with covid—i9. areeb, it is wonderful to have you with us here on...

Will derail progress on moving those issues across the finish line. >> thank you so much for that. and now returning to that conse consequence vote where macron is expected to win the second five-year term. early analyst shows him defeating le pen who has conceded. our correspondent at both campaign head quarters, let's begin with jim bitterman at le pen's head quarters where she conceded. and how did the audience react? >> well, she did concede, and the audience booed, but that was about the extent of her concessions, because as she went onto make a very fiery speech, she did not congratula...