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was seeking to achieve? initially i was seeking to achieve? initially i wast inc was seeking to achieve? initially i was trying to _ was seeking to achieve? initially i was trying to fulfil— was seeking to achieve? initially i was trying to fulfil my _ was seeking to achieve? initially i was trying to fulfil my lifelong - was trying to fulfil my lifelong dream — was trying to fulfil my lifelong dream because when i was at school i saw photographs of people travelling through _ saw photographs of people travelling through africa and that is what i wanted — through africa and that is what i wanted to— through africa and that is what i wanted to do when i grew up and i needed _ wanted to do when i grew up and i needed time, money and space and when _ needed time, money and space and when t _ needed time, money and space and when i retired i had all of that. so i was _ when i retired i had all of that. so i was going — when i retired i had all of that. so i was going to do it anyway because i was going to do it anyway because i couldn't_ i was going to do it anyway because i couldn't get a properjob with parkinson's and i have the time and the inclination to do it. it was very— the inclination to do it. it was very nruch— the inclination to do it. it was very much my own need to be fulfilled — very much my own need to be fulfilled but as i went along people said you _ fulfilled but as i went along people said you are doing something a bit difference — said you are doing something a bit difference so make a big deal and i decided _ difference so make a big deal and i decided i_ difference so make a big deal and i decided i would draw attention to mysetf— decided i would draw attention to myself with what i could achieve and do so _ myself with what i could achieve and do so people could see with our concerns— do so people could see with our concerns all is not lost and you can still do _ concerns all is not lost and you can still do things if you try hard enough _ still do things if you try hard enouah. �* , ., still do things if you try hard enouah. �* .w still do things if you try hard enouah. �* w ., still do things if you try hard enouah. �* .w ., ., , enough. anyone undertaking ajourney enough. anyone undertaking a 'ourney there are problems. i enough. anyone undertaking a 'ourney there are problems. howh enough. anyone undertaking ajourney there are problems. how much - enough. anyone undertaking ajourney there are problems. how much was i enough. anyone undertaking ajourney there are problems. how much was it| there are problems. how much was it compounded — there are problems. how much was it compounded by _ there are problems. how much was it compounded by your _ there are problems. how much was it compounded by your condition - there are problems. how much was it compounded by your condition if - there are problems. how much was it compounded by your condition if at i compounded by your condition if at all? what difference did it make? i blame parkinson's for a lot of things— blame parkinson's for a lot of things on— blame parkinson's for a lot of things on what went right and wrong because _ things on what went right and wrong because it _ things on what went right and wrong because it affects your thinking process— because it affects your thinking process as well as motor skills and

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BBC News Now

comes to women's sport, it gets much more coverage in the media, it is much more encouraged, certainly at schools for women to get involved in sport, how do you see it for young women and girls now, compared to the journey that lucy had? meiji. women and girls now, compared to the journey that lucy had?— journey that lucy had? well, it is, it is a different _ journey that lucy had? well, it is, it is a different journey, _ journey that lucy had? well, it is, it is a different journey, to - journey that lucy had? well, it is, it is a different journey, to be - it is a differentjourney, to be fair, — it is a differentjourney, to be fair, there _ it is a differentjourney, to be fair, there was no such thing as a professional female footballer when lucy started. i professional female footballer when lucy started-— lucy started. i didn't believe that football would _ lucy started. i didn't believe that football would be _ lucy started. i didn't believe that football would be such _ lucy started. i didn't believe that football would be such a - lucy started. i didn't believe that football would be such a vehicle l lucy started. i didn't believe that i football would be such a vehicle for equality but wow how that has changed in the last 20 years. she was in her _ changed in the last 20 years. she was in her early _ changed in the last 20 years. she was in her early 20s when she looked at her— was in her early 20s when she looked at her mum _ was in her early 20s when she looked at her mum and said i think i might be able_ at her mum and said i think i might be able to— at her mum and said i think i might be able to play football at the time and not _ be able to play football at the time and not have to get a properjob. yes _ and not have to get a proper 'ob. yes. ., , ., and not have to get a proper 'ob. yes. . y., , and not have to get a proper 'ob. yes. . i. , ., and not have to get a proper 'ob. yes. ., ., . yes. have you spoken to her much while she has _ yes. have you spoken to her much while she has been _ yes. have you spoken to her much while she has been out _ yes. have you spoken to her much while she has been out in - yes. have you spoken to her much while she has been out in sydney? j yes. have you spoken to her much i while she has been out in sydney? a while she has been out in sydney? couple of time, facetime she rings, and, keeps in touch.— and, keeps in touch. yeah. she has been in touch _ and, keeps in touch. yeah. she has been in touch with _ and, keeps in touch. yeah. she has been in touch with the _ and, keeps in touch. yeah. she has been in touch with the family - and, keeps in touch. yeah. she has been in touch with the family over i been in touch with the family over there _

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Verified Live

said "play football," the picture has changed when it comes to women's sport. it gets much more coverage in the media. it's much more encouraged, certainly at schools for women to get involved in sport. how do you see it for young women and girls now compared to the journey that lucy had? well, it's a differentjourney. to be fair, there was no such thing as a professional female footballer when lucy started, and i don't ever believe that football would be such a vehicle for equality. but wow, how that's changed in the last 20 years. well, i think she was in her early 20s when she looked at her mum one day and said, "i think i might be able to play football all the time and not have to get a properjob." yes. have you have you spoken to her much while she's been out in sydney? a couple of times facetime.

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Newsday

opposition parties say all of this is a total mess.- opposition parties say all of this is a total mess. most mps think we should _ this is a total mess. most mps think we should be _ this is a total mess. most mps think we should be getting - this is a total mess. most mpsl think we should be getting onto the properjob now. boris johnson moment is dead. he is toast. there is no coming back and water will close quickly over him. but there is something going on within the conservative party. this something going on within the conservative party.— something going on within the conservative party. this is how far boris johnson _ conservative party. this is how far boris johnson and - conservative party. this is how far boris johnson and rishi - far borisjohnson and rishi sunak were a part in the law mandated social distancing.

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BBC News at Ten

isn't the — forgiven for getting brexit done. isn't the simple truth that boris johnson misled parliament? we haven't seen the report yet so we don't _ haven't seen the report yet so we don't know— haven't seen the report yet so we don't know if he did intentionally or recklessly misled parliament. opposition politicians say all of this is a total mess. most mps think we should be getting on to the properjob now. the borisjohnson moment is dead. he's toast. there is no coming back. the water will close very quickly over him. but there is an internecine warfare going on within the conservative party. this is how far borisjohnson and rishi sunak were apart when the law mandated social distancing. they're a whole lot further apart tonight. studio: let's talk a little more about the nature of the disagreement and rejoin chris at westminster. quite apparent now, isn't it, that this is much more thanjust an argument about an honours list? h0 argument about an honours list? iir: doubt about that, huw, and even the

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HARDtalk

we had our own coroner. your own coroner! chuckles. but seriously, he conveyed this enthusiasm to the entire class and it became a kind of — it was a mixed school, so it became a kind of point of honour to use million—dollar, polysyllabic language. now, yourfather was — i know he was a funny man and a storyteller but he wasn't enamoured with the idea that you were going to make a life out of poetry? that's right. it wasn't generally regarded as a reliable engine of wealth — and, of course, money was always a pressing matter in ourfamily. so, in essence, he sort of encouraged you, shall we say, to go out and find a properjob? yeah. and you found several? well, yes — yes, of course. like i say, money was always an issue. but, no, he advised me against that as a career, you know, but i figured,

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HARDtalk

by his enthusiasm in this regard, you know? he infected the whole class. and, as you say, you know, it was a tough neighbourhood, it was a tough school. put it this way — we had our own coroner. your own coroner! chuckles. but seriously, he conveyed this enthusiasm to the entire class and it became a kind of — it was a mixed school, so it became a kind of point of honour to use million—dollar, polysyllabic language. now, yourfather was — i know he was a funny man and a storyteller but he wasn't enamoured with the idea that you were going to make a life out of poetry? that's right. it wasn't generally regarded as a reliable engine of wealth and, of course, money was always a pressing matter in ourfamily. so, in essence, he sort of encouraged you, shall we say, to go out and find a properjob? yeah. and you found several? well, yes — yes, of course.

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HARDtalk

by his enthusiasm in this regard, you know? he infected the whole class. and, as you say, you know, it was a tough neighbourhood, it was a tough school. put it this way — we had our own coroner. your own coroner! chuckles. but seriously, he conveyed this enthusiasm to the entire class and it became a kind of — it was a mixed school, so it became a kind of point of honour to use million—dollar, polysyllabic language. now, yourfather was — i know he was a funny man and a storyteller but he wasn't enamoured with the idea that you were going to make a life out of poetry? that's right. it wasn't generally regarded as a reliable engine of wealth — and, of course, money was always a pressing matter in ourfamily. so, in essence, he sort of encouraged you, shall we say, to go out and find a properjob? yeah. and you found several? well, yes — yes, of course.

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HARDtalk

money was always a pressing matter in ourfamily. in matter in our family. in essence _ matter in our family. in essence he _ matter in our family. in essence he encouraged you, shall you say to go out and find a properjob.— shall you say to go out and find a properjob. find a proper 'ob. yes, because like i say — find a properjob. yes, because like i say money _ find a properjob. yes, because like i say money was _ find a properjob. yes, because like i say money was always - find a properjob. yes, because like i say money was always an | like i say money was always an issue. but no, he advised me against that is a career, but i figured, you know, there was a place for it, and the entertainment world, you know, nobody comes out of nowhere, there was precedent, i had touchstones like the last days of the musical, the early days of the musical, the early days of variety. of the musical, the early days of variety-— of variety. and american culture. _ of variety. and american culture, because - of variety. and american culture, because you - of variety. and american - culture, because you watched lots of american movies and american music.— lots of american movies and american music. you had the beatnik than _ american music. you had the beatnik than coming - american music. you had the beatnik than coming over - american music. you had the l beatnik than coming over from the states where it was a kind of swinging thing to be. do you think ou of swinging thing to be. do you think you would _ of swinging thing to be. do you think you would have _ of swinging thing to be. do you think you would have broken i think you would have broken through had it not been for punk? through had it not been for

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HARDtalk

this regard, you know? he infected the whole class. and, as you say, you know, it was a tough neighbourhood, it was a tough school. put it this way — we had our own coroner. your own coroner! chuckles but seriously, he conveyed this enthusiasm to the entire class and it became a kind of — it was a mixed school, so it became a kind of point of honour to use million—dollar, polysyllabic language. now, yourfather was — i know he was a funny man and a storyteller but he wasn't enamoured with the idea that you were going to make a life out of poetry? that's right. it wasn't generally regarded as a reliable engine of wealth and, of course, money was always a pressing matter in ourfamily. so, in essence, he sort of encouraged you, shall we say, to go out and find a properjob? yeah. and you found several? well, yes — yes, of course. like i say, money was always an issue.

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