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Transcripts for BBCNEWS Breakfast 20210826 06:15:00

How important is a gold rush in team gb, paralympicsgb, to transfer that to the next generation like we saw with ellie and maisie? with ellie and maisie? absolutely, we all need with ellie and maisie? absolutely, we all need inspiration with ellie and maisie? absolutely, we all need inspiration and - with ellie and maisie? absolutely, we all need inspiration and we - with ellie and maisie? absolutely, l we all need inspiration and we have seen it 32012 and we saw it in rio and we are now seeing it with tokyo and we are now seeing it with tokyo and we are now seeing it with tokyo and we need inspiration in our lives at the olympics and paralympics can provide that and i think this time it has caught us a bit by surprise, giving everything that has happened, but it has been so inspirational and wonderful to see people down here training whilst we are looking forward to the racing in tokyo. northampton swimming club has 200 members, it is completely inclusive for people of all ages.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20210625:05:28:00

During the pandemic, more than five million swimming lessons have been missed and with them, key education on water safety for children. it s really important that people get back into their swimming clubs, back into their leisure centres, back to swimming lessons, back to life saving lessons and learn these skills. if someone s in the water, - you want to shout at them, like, come over here, so they know i where they re going and they come to you and they re safe. we ve been learning to, like, help people breathe and we ve been learning to hang onto life buoys. one and two and three. learning the basics is child s play, but could be the difference between life and death. we ll never, ever come to terms with it. and the tom shaped hole in our lives is.will never get any smaller. they re campaigning in tom s memory, hoping to protect others from a fate

SCHOLAR ATHLETES: Permian's Augesen writing her own success story

May 26—Maggie Augesen started playing the piano in the sixth grade. She originally wanted to study biology in the future, but her newfound interest in music led her to literature. Over four years at Permian High School, Augesen balanced her interests of music, literature and swimming well enough to finish in the top 2 percent of her graduating class. She took up swimming the year after she .