whenever the prime minister or a senior minister makes these big announcements, press conferences, there will always be a bsl interpreter there. we are moving on, not looking backwards, let s move on. we are going to make this work. i sat in a cafe in london four or five years ago and someone taught me a few words of sign language. to my shame i have forgotten them but it has inspired me to relearn them. if we all learn a few simple things thenit we all learn a few simple things then it makes a difference. let’s then it makes a difference. let s start with good then it makes a difference. let s start with good morning. - then it makes a difference. let s start with good morning. good l start with good morning. good mornin: start with good morning. good morning to start with good morning. good morning to you start with good morning. good morning to you too. a carrier bag may not mean much to most people you chuck it in the car on the way to the shop, you may have a few stuff
like this monthly signed service at manchester cathedral, and more interpreters being employed as a result. scotland already has a law promoting the use of bsl. there are campaigns for similar changes in wales and northern ireland. the new law in england is being described as a watershed moment for the deaf community, and the hope is that the estimated quarter of a million people who use bsl in some form every day will be able to play a more prominent role in society. jonathan blake, bbc news. a carrier bag may not mean much to most people you chuck it in the car on the way to the shop, you may have a few stuffed in a cupboard somewhere that you scarcely ever think about. but, one woman in aberdare, south wales, is known as the bag lady. angela clarke has collected 10,000 of them and these aren t just any carrier bags they re historical artefacts, some worth hundreds of pounds as our wales correspondent tomos morgan reports.
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