I cant go doesnt even recognize himself in the mirror he has a rare genetic mutation which is associated with early onset alzheimers disease. Who you laughing with now what are you laughing at. I dont know who is joking with. You get on with this i began noticing it when he was about 45 now hes got alzheimers disease just like his father did. He cried when he got the diagnosis. Was right on the field by cardoza brothers have come over for lunch the outside of his mutation has been passed down through his family for generations you know his father died of it 2 of his brothers and one sister have also been affected they all developed the condition and usually around 40 i cut os other siblings are currently healthy but theres a 50 percent chance they too have inherited the gene mutation and they also know that anyone with it seems to invariably develop alzheimers. To be honest if we dont get it it will be like winning the lottery. Alzheimers disease today the condition has a name but for
As a serious Political Force if it tries to whitewash the scale of its election defeat. Jailed for life Ayoub Majdouline sentenced to a minimum of 21 years for the gang murder of 14 year old jaden moodie. I know who you are, i know the rest of your story. And coming up, the rise of skywalker stars hit the red carpet on the release of the new star wars movie. Its five oclock our top story more than 15,000 nurses have gone on strike in Northern Ireland in a dispute about pay and patient safety. About two thirds of them are members of the Royal College of nursing which is taking strike action for the first time in its 103 year history. Theyre unhappy about being paid less than colleagues elsewhere in the uk. Many appointments and treatments have been cancelled because of the strike and a number of minor injury units are closed. Chris page reports. Horns toot. Support for the strikers taking part in a picket unlike any before. The Royal College of nursing has existed for 103 years, this is
More than 15,000 nurses in Northern Ireland walk out in an unprecedented strike over pay and patient safety. Relatives of four british soldiers killed in the hyde park bombing win a civil case against convicted ira member, john downey after his criminal trial collapsed in 2014. And coming up in sport, liverpool through to the final of the Club World Cup after beating mexican side monterrey. Historic scenes coming to us from the united states, members of congress are getting ready to vote on whether to impeach donald trump. Impeachment is the two stage procedure which can lead to the removal of a sitting president. In the first stage today, a majority in the house of representatives would need to support the move. ani if that passes a trial would be held in the us senate dominated by republicans next month. Thats unlikely to happen. But if it did donald trump would be forced from the white house 0ur north america editorjon sopel has this report. Merciful god, we pause in your presence a
Central and southern england but further north, a rash of showers, some widespread in scotland, accompanied by a northerly wind in the north, feeling disappointingly cool with values of 20. On thursday, a brief ridge of High Pressure will build. Thursday looks likely to be the quietest day of the week and the best chance of a drier interlude. On thursday, if youve got outdoor plans, hopefully you wont be too disappointed. Still the risk of a fuchsia and by the end of the day in the south west significant low pressure showing its hand, turning increasingly wet and windy. Again, temperatures 15 23 and warmer with sun. The low pressure will arrive on friday, and tight isobars, windy for the time of year, and it will be wet as well. Gusts of wind in excess of 50 mph with the rain spreading steadily north through the day. Friday could be miserable for many if youre caught in that rain and the temperatures will be disappointing. With a bit of sunshine, maybe 23. The loan not going very far,
Where have all the flowers gone . And how will we remember life under lockdown in years to come . Museums ask for suggestions about what we should preserve to capture this period of our lives. A minutes silence will be held across the uk at 11 oclock this morning to remember the key workers that have lost their lives to coronavirus. The Prime Minister will be among those paying tribute. More than 100 nhs and care staff have died with the virus so far, as have transport and other key workers. It comes as hospitals in england start planning to restore some nhs services that had to be postponed because of the pandemic, with a priority for cancer and Mental Health. Meanwhile new zealanders prepare to return to work today as the country eases its lockdown restrictions. And in the us, President Donald Trump has denied any responsibility for an increase in calls about injecting disinfectant, following his comments last week saying that it could be a possible solution to tackle the virus. The