Transformation from a disease that was regarded amongst is far from certain for rojava. All the cancers as the most difficult to treat, with the most serious prognosis. Pam has not been cured. Her cancer halved in size after treatment and has not grown in five years. Others are in complete remission, with no sign of the tumour in their body. We are so encouraged by todays news, and now theres this air of positivity and its given lots of melanoma patients and families a lot of hope and a bit hello there. Of a spring in their step. Immunotherapy is Nobel Prize Winning science that is making the untreatable treatable. James gallagher, bbc news. After a very soggy, blustery night, sunday morning will bring more wet and windy weather to some parts of the uk. This swirl of cloud on our earlier wales play their 2nd match satellite picture, a developing area of the Rugby World Cup on sunday. Of low pressure, and its they face two time winners been bringing cloud, outbreaks of rain there, gusty
Paris the former french president , jacques chirac, who died on thursday. His coffin is on display. At ten p m, clive will be here with a full round up of the days news. First, it is time for our world and fighting for rojava. I wanted to support the revolution, and, because i wanted to participate in the revolution of women that is being built up here. In 2017, a young british woman went to syria to fight the Islamic State group. She joined the all female Kurdish Militia, the ypj. One year later, she was killed. She knew that her life was in danger. I want to know that my daughter did not die for nothing. I want to experience what it was like for anna. Annas father is travelling to northern syria, to learn about the kurds and find out what his daughter was willing to die for. I feel a lot of guilt. A lot of grief. I obviously feel her loss all the time, every day. Im never going to see my daughter again. Well, it began when she went to sheffield, when she went to university. She fell
Are taking legal action after losing theirjobs when the travel giant went in to liquidation this week. They claim the firm acted unlawfully in the way they were dismissed and theyre seeking compensation. Meanwhile more than 60,000 thomas cook customers have been flown back to the uk. Judith moritz reports. They flew all over the globe for thomas cook, now their world has come crashing down. Jobs gone, livelihoods destroyed. When the airline folded, jo was one of the cabin crew left stranded abroad. When she got home, things went from bad to worse. Im now homeless, my landlord is now demanding i leave the property, so i am having to wait for the local council to see if they can put me in sheltered accommodation. So you cant pay the rent, the landlord has not been sympathetic . No, hes not being sympathetic or compassionate or anything, he just wants me out. Is it here that we sign for the redundancy courses . There is some union help available and thousands of staff are now starting leg