of the duke of edinburgh. just before lockdown, she visited south sudan, to raise awareness of sexual violence against women living in conflict zones. it s a key part of her royal work. she praised the bravery of women who shared the brutality of their experience. when you hear somebody s story of gang rape and, literally, physically what has happened to them, it absolutely brings you to your knees. and i had tears falling off my face as she was talking to me. i was completely silent, but i was just in floods of tears. the countess also welcomed the increased openness amongst young women in the uk to discuss the sexual harassment and abuse they faced. she said it was something she had discussed with her 17 year old daughter and valued the honest conversations they have as a family. she is actually quite aware of it, so we chat about it quite a lot, and particularly if i ve been on a trip somewhere,
lots of people in our good culture are arguing, we need the detail which isn t clear yet how it will impact traders here. lots of people in agriculture are arguing. nina warhurst reporting there. the duke of edinburgh s death in april left a giant sized hole in the lives of the royal family, sophie, countess of wessex, has told the bbc. she s been speaking to naga munchetty ahead of the un s international day for the elimination of sexual violence in conflict. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph has more. the countess of wessex spoke openly about her charity work, parenting teenagers and the death of the duke of edinburgh. just before lockdown, she visited south sudan to raise awareness of sexual violence against women living in conflict zones. it s a key part of her royal work. she praised the bravery of women who shared the brutality of their experience. when you hear somebody s story of gang rape and, literally, physically what has happened to them, it absolutely brings you t
parenting teenagers and the death of the duke of edinburgh. just before lockdown, she visited south sudan to raise awareness of sexual violence against women living in conflict zones. it s a key part of her royal work. she praised the bravery of women who shared the brutality of their experience. when you hear somebody s story of gang rape and, literally, physically what has happened to them, it absolutely brings you to your knees. and i had tears falling off my face as she was talking to me. i was completely silent, but i was just in floods of tears. the countess also welcomed the increased openness amongst young women in the uk to discuss the sexual harassment and abuse they faced. she said it was something she had discussed with her 17 year old daughter and valued the honest conversations they have as a family. she is actually quite aware of it, so we chat about it quite a lot, and particularly if i ve been on a trip somewhere, she wants to know where i ve been and what i ve been do
from london who was found dead in the jungle. nora quoirin who was 15 and had a learning disability vanished from the resort where she was staying in august 2019. her family believe she was abducted. the change in verdict leaves open the possibility of criminal involvement. the countess of wessex has said the death of prince philip left a giant sized hole in the lives of the royal family. in an interview with the bbc, sophie said the pandemic had made it more difficult to spend time with the queen and the duke, daniella relph reports. the countess of wessex spoke openly about her charity work, parenting teenagers and the death of the duke of edinburgh. just before lockdown, she visited south sudan to raise awareness of sexual violence against women living in conflict zones. it s a key part of her royal work. she praised the bravery of women who shared the brutality of their experience. when you hear somebody s story of gang rape and, literally, physically what has happened to the
intention. thanks. sophie, the countess of wessex, has reflected on the death of the duke of edinburgh in an emotional interview with naga, for her bbc radio 5 live programme. she was speaking ahead of the un s international day for the elimination of sexual violence in conflict. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph has more. the countess of wessex spoke openly about her charity work, parenting teenagers and the death of the duke of edinburgh. just before lockdown, she visited south sudan, to raise awareness of sexual violence against women living in conflict zones. it s a key part of her royal work. she praised the bravery of women who shared the brutality of their experience. when you hear somebody s story of gang rape and, literally, physically what has happened to them, it absolutely brings you to your knees. and i had tears falling off my face as she was talking to me. i was completely silent,