Into an unusually high rate of Infant Deaths at a hospital in chester. Rolf harris will be out of prison on bail tomorrow, and will attend his latest trial, on charges of Indecent Assault. And we report on the worst examples of Packaging Waste and why theyre difficult to recycle. Its 5 oclock. Our main story is that theresa may has launched the conservative manifesto. She says politicians need to be upfront and straight about the challenges ahead. The Prime Minister chose to unveil the manifesto in halifax in west yorkshire, and warned that if the next government failed to negotiate a good deal on brexit, the consequences for britain would be dire. Among the policies is Sweeping Change to the way social care will be funded in england. For the first time, the value of someones property would be included in the means test for care at home. There would be a so called double lock to protect the State Pension, replacing the triple lock which expires in 2020. And new measures to curb immigra
gratefulfor concur that all americans are grateful for general austin s service and his service as secretary of defence and pleased to hear that his prognosis is good, but i worked for secretary rumsfeld for a number of years so i know a lot about the protocol and the authorities of the secretary of defence, and there are certain things that this individual is obligated to do, certain responsibilities that only he or she can perform. so the fact that the president didn t know the secretary of defence had cancerfor president didn t know the secretary of defence had cancer for however long that has been is extraordinary, because you would think that is something you might want to share it with your boss when you re in that kind of position. that i don t think he is something that you necessarily have to share with the american people but your boss needs to know in the event that something like this happens and then you have to be prepared in the event that something like this that predic
i watched george for years up close and thought this of him, that people wanted to tell him their story because in his journalism they saw the outstretched hand of a shared humanity and of solidarity. that report was by allan little, someone who knew george for more than 30 years. we ve also been talking to our former african bureau chief who was a close friend of george s and we will hear from him in a little moment. let s hear a little more of alan little s tribute. , , , , , tribute. he seemed blissfully unaware of tribute. he seemed blissfully unaware of the tribute. he seemed blissfully unaware of the esteem - tribute. he seemed blissfully unaware of the esteem and l tribute. he seemed blissfully - unaware of the esteem and affection in which he was held. there was no ego about him at all and his great strength was empathy. i think what he said there about the experience of having cancer for so he said there about the experience of having cancerfor so many he said there about
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adam horsburgh is the chief executive officer of austin health, who operate the olivia newton john cancer wellness & research centre. hejoins us now from melbourne. a very warm welcome to the programme. we were looking there at her incredible career, which of course was the pinnacle was the film greece. but it was very, very sad news when he first learned decades ago that she had breast cancer and she became a huge ambassador, didn t she?- ambassador, didn t she? yes, that is right. ambassador, didn t she? yes, that is right. she ambassador, didn t she? yes, that is right. she has - ambassador, didn t she? yes, that is right. she has lived - that is right. she has lived with cancer for 30 years. during that time, she with cancerfor 30 years. during that time, she had with cancer for 30 years. during that time, she had shown great commitment to help and support us through thatjourney