as kimberlee cole knows only too well. pollution is, i would say the biggest trigger, really, to making my lungs worse. kim has a lung condition called bronchiectasis which leads to a build up of mucus. it makes my lungs bleed. sometimes it can be so bad, the air pollution cough, the coughing will make me physically sick. air pollution is dangerous for us all, but older people and those with lung disease are particularly vulnerable. one of the main culprits are the tiny particulates in vehicle exhaust gases and other pollutants. researchers collect the particles, which are so small they can lodge in the lungs and even pass into the blood, damaging veins and other organs. you can see that the lungs are very black. most of the lung tissue has been destroyed. lung scans show the damage air pollution
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and i think people are just reflecting on that. the pandemic dominates daily life and conversation here in scotland, but the questions about the country s future have not gone away. whether or not scotland should become an independent country is the fault line in scottish politics, and every poll sincejune has suggested more people would vote yes to scottish independence than no. there s no doubt that the union as much pressure as it has been frankly during the 300 years of its existence. there s been a very clear rise in support for independence. | two principle reasons i one, the pursuit of brexit, which is widely unpopular in scotland~ and two, the widespread perception that nicola sturgeon has handled i the coronavirus pandemic much more effectively than the prime minister. l the taxi drivers at one location the prime minister visited today said they were grateful for government help to pay their bills during the pandemic, but had divided views on those in charge.
whether or not scotland should become an independent country is the fault line in scottish politic5. and every poll 5incejune has suggested more people would vote yes to scottish independence than no. there is no doubt the union is under as much pressure as it has been, frankly, during the 300 years of its existence. there s been a very clear rise in support for independence. two principal rea5on5. one, the pursuit of brexit, which is unpopular in scotland. and, two, the perception, more widespread perception that nicola sturgeon has handled the coronaviru5 pandemic much more effectively than the prime minister. the taxi drivers at one location the prime minister vi5ited today said they were grateful for government help to pay their bills during the pandemic but had divided view5 on those in charge. without a doubt, nicola sturgeon. why 5 that? she s got her prioritie5 right. he 5 breaking his own rules. he 5 up here glory grabbing. i think he is welcome, if he wants to come and visit.
clapton. it put two beatles back on the stage again. it was unparalleled at the time and may still be unparalleled. the great deal of music of the 70s was people who had succeed at in the 70s trying to to find new ways to express themselves. have you got any idea why your group lasted as long as it has? because we stay together, i suppose. over the years the rolling stones felt a lot of casualties. even brian felt he wasn t going to be around that long. they were fighting for, where do we secure our foothold now? in 1971, the rolling stones leave their home for tax