To suicide in september. They walked between all four uk parliaments calling for Suicide Prevention to become a compulsory part of the school curriculum. The idea is to do any exercise you want swimming, running, cycling, anything and record it on the doddie aid app. Every individual bit of exercise done is counted on the app and then added to a leaderboard. Now, in its third year, doddie aid has already raised a remarkable £2 million for research. Features like those dont go down well with all the audience. Heres one viewer who got in touch with us. Hello. Im a big fan of Bbc Breakfast and have been watching for many, many years, but lately it seems that its become very one note in terms of reports on campaigning. Many years, but lately it seems that its become very one note in terms of reports on campaigning. Im in awe of the work that Mnd Campaigners do, for example, and the ladies who brought across, i think, the north sea or the atlantic and the dads whove been highlighting the S
in recent years, breakfast has become known for a focus on campaigns around health issues, such as a series of items on former rugby league player rob burrow, who has motor neurone disease. here s a couple of examples from the past few days. tim, andy and mike, the three dads walking. each lost a daughter to suicide in september. in september, they walked between all four uk parliaments, calling for suicide prevention to become a compulsory part of the school curriculum. the idea of doddy8 is to do any exercise you want swimming, running, cycling, anything and record it on the doddie aid app. every individual bit of exercise done is counted on the app and then added to a leaderboard. now, in its third year, doddie aid has already raised a remarkable £2 million for research. features like those don t go down well with all the audience. here s one viewer who got in touch with us. hello. i m a big fan of bbc breakfast and have been watching for many, many years, but lately it s
to suicide in september. they walked between all four uk parliaments calling for suicide prevention to become a compulsory part of the school curriculum. the idea is to do any exercise you want swimming, running, cycling, anything and record it on the doddie aid app. every individual bit of exercise done is counted on the app and then added to a leaderboard. now, in its third year, doddie aid has already raised a remarkable £2 million for research. features like those don t go down well with all the audience. here s one viewer who got in touch with us. hello. i m a big fan of bbc breakfast and have been watching for many, many years, but lately it seems that it s become very one note in terms of reports on campaigning. many years, but lately it seems that it s become very one note in terms of reports on campaigning. i m in awe of the work that mnd campaigners do, for example, and the ladies who brought across, i think, the north sea or the atlantic and the dads who ve been h
guilty in a deal that ends a ill year legal battle. he s now back in australia. cheering and applause he was pursued by us prosecutors for leaking vast amounts of classified government and military documents, including those related to the afghanistan and iraq wars. in a press conference after his release, his lawyer called the prosecution the criminalisation of journalism . so, did he pioneer a new form ofjournalism by setting up wikileaks, and has his case, by pleading guilty, set a dangerous precedent for reporters? i started by talking to carrie decell, who is a senior staff attorney at the knight first amendment institute at columbia university. i think this plea deal is significant in two respects. i mean, in the first instance, it must be an enormous relief, of course, forjulian assange and his family and his supporters around the world, as well as for press freedom advocates here in the united states who have been quite concerned about a judicial ruling that would e