their of this family. what they do with their lives, of this family. what they do with their lives, who they are and what they like their lives, who they are and what they like is their lives, who they are and what they like is in the public interest. that is they like is in the public interest. that is something i m sure many readers that is something i m sure many readers would agree with, but it is something readers would agree with, but it is something harry doesn t agree with. it is something that has caught the interest, notjust of people in the uk, but there are members of the press from all over the world. yesterday we were hearing languages we couldn t recognise because there is so much interest in this and perhaps some of that is because these themes resonate all over the world. this idea of what intrusion is, of how the press behaves? yes. world. this idea of what intrusion is, of how the press behaves? yes, i think that is is, of how the press behaves? yes, i t
the photos, she wasjust - little hands as well. that is one of the photos, she wasjust the - little hands as well. that is one of the photos, she wasjust the size | little hands as well. that is one of i the photos, she wasjust the size of the photos, she was just the size of my hand. i think there was another one i said, you could see that her foot was the size of my thumb print. she was one pound seven when she was born, at 26 weeks. born, at 26 weeks. nick, how is your little iirl born, at 26 weeks. nick, how is your little girl how born, at 26 weeks. nick, how is your little girl now question born, at 26 weeks. nick, how is your little girl now question she born, at 26 weeks. nick, how is your little girl now question she is - little girl now question she is doini little girl now question she is doing fine- little girl now question she is doing fine. it s little girl now question she is doing fine. it s a little girl now question she is doing fine. it s a tough - littl
he wasjust part of the landscape here. he was part of our everyday experience of, if we go out somewhere, chances are we going to bump into peter. and he is and will continue to be sorely missed. it s quite a day, we are digesting all the tributes are coming in for digesting all the tributes are coming infortina digesting all the tributes are coming in for tina turner and we asked you a little earlier, what is your favourite hit? so far, simply the best has got most of your simon has said, she was such an inspirational person for him personally, simply the best is the one. natalie says the theme tune for the james bond film goldeneye is a favourite. paul in bedford, he says, if you they will be playing simply the best. keep them coming, i will
she raised money and awareness for the brain tumour charity. despite a horrific diagnosis, she had done so, so much to further the awareness around brain cancer, to give hope and comfort to so many who needed it. and she wasjust. a maybe overused word in some cases, but very much justified for laura, she was an absolute inspiration. she campaigned tirelessly, calling for more funding and more research into treatments that haven t changed for 50 years. last autumn i asked her if she was ever angry. typically, herthoughts were with others before herself. i get angry at the fact that the treatment has not changed for decades. as her prognosis darkened, the family decided to hold christmas early while laura was still well enough to enjoy it. her dad, mark, has tweeted,
with sugar in it cos i he d hunt them down! you d go in, he d be in his armchair and he d have fallen asleep watching the tv. and if you go to change the channel, he d be, like, i was watching that! yeah, and he d always ask for his dessert before his dinner i always remember that. before his dinner? before his dinner! and he wasjust i don t think i really realised, cos i was quite young, i don t think i really realised how important he really was to the country until he died and he was on the news for, like, five days straight. iwas, like, oh, my god! like, i have no idea because he was reallyjust granddad . what do you know about the good friday agreement as well? i guess i know what it meant and that kind of what it - like sort of the ideas it- brought in to northern ireland about peace and everyone getting along and all thati kind of thing. but, yeah. how important do