not to have any shame. i i can do anything. cheering gill castle was so severely injured in childbirth in october 2011 that she had to have a colostomy operation. she d suffered a fistula a hole between her rectum and hervagina and a fourth degree tear which couldn t be repaired. so she had to have her bowel diverted out onto her abdomen, creating a permanent stoma. knowing how hard it was to come to terms with this massive life change, she wanted to let others see it couldn t stop herfrom doing anything. when i first had my stoma surgery, i was told, no, you can t do that to a lot of things. but my attitude is, well, why not? nothing ventured, nothing gained. i don t want to dwell all the time on what happened in the past. i also want to show people what s possible moving forward. screams morning, everybody! here we are at ben nevis. and that s really important, to give people hope, i think. good morning, happy campers! and throughout the winter of 2020, gill did jus
i was, gosh, with a colostomy bag, swimming, enjoying life? i said, yes, i can. i ve learnt to be confident, not to have any shame. i i can do anything. cheering gill castle was so severely injured in childbirth in october 2011 that she had to have a colostomy operation. she d suffered a fistula a hole between her rectum and hervagina and a fourth degree tear which couldn t be repaired. so she had to have her bowel diverted out onto her abdomen, creating a permanent stoma. knowing how hard it was to come to terms with this massive life change, she wanted to let others see it couldn t stop herfrom doing anything. when i first had my stoma surgery, i was told, no, you can t do that to a lot of things. but my attitude is, well, why not? nothing ventured, nothing gained. shivers i don t want to dwell all the time on what happened in the past. i also want to show people what s possible moving forward. screams morning, everybody! here we are at ben nevis. and that s rea
welcome to the world today an hour of international news from the bbc. the former lawyer and fixer for donald trump who once said he d take a bullet for the fomer president, today took the stand as a star witness for the prosecution in mr trump s hush money trial. michael cohen is testifying about his role in what prosecutors say was a cover up of payments to hide an affair with the adult film star stormy daniels. mr trump denies falsifying business records to reimburse his then lawyer for the payment on the eve of the 2016 presidential election, when the story could have been politically damaging. mr cohen a former close ally turned foe of mr trump pleaded guilty in 2018 to tax offences, fraud and campaign finance violations. the latter charge stemmed from the same payment at the heart of the current case. earlier i spoke to our correspondent nada tawfik who has been in new york and staying across the trial for us. i asked her about the latest on what michael cohen h
the isle of man becomes the first part of the british isles to decide on assisted dying law makers vote tomorrow. the great thing is he is a very good pilot indeed. and the king hands over a senior military role, to prince william. on newsnight will go deeper behind the headlines. and a first look at tomorrow s front pages. good evening. we re reporting for you on the shifting frontline in the war in ukraine, where russia claims to have made it s first breakthrough, seizing territory, in many months. their advance is towards the country s second city of kharkiv. this is the map of the battlefield we ve become used to seeing in recent months, with red marking the areas in the south and the east under russian military control. but now a new front has opened up to the north east, near kharkiv. over the weekend it s thought russia captured at least nine settlements, in what would be its most significant ground offensive, since the start of the full scale invasion in 2022. ukrai