Once in a while, something stops you in your tracks.
"My final message to you is whatever your personal battle be brave and face it.
Every single day is precious. Don’t waste a moment. In a world full of adversity we must still dare to dream. Rob Burrow, over & out."
'By the time that you watch this I will no longer be here'
A poignant final message from the Leeds Rhinos legend and MND campaigner recorded before his death for a special BBC documentary 'There's Only One Rob Burrow'
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Today is the Day of Remembrance for the Children Killed by Russia. Officially, it has a different name. But in the language of truth, this is exactly what it is. This day is about the most painful episodes of the war, about the greatest injustice and the evil Russia inflicts when the most vulnerable and the most innocent are killed. Children.
Currently, that figure is at least 707 Ukrainian children. And there are also thousands of children whom Russia has wounded, abducted, and thousands of children whose fate remains unknown. These are important and horrifying figures, but behind them lies something greater than statistics about Russian crimes alone. These were children's dreams, plans, and hopes that were simply erased. This is the pain of every mother and every father who does not know how to go on living with that. Living with such pain.
Our Ukrainian children. Some were only a few days old. Some had just started first grade. Others should have been celebrating their graduation. This is who a sick state is waging war against. This is who the so-called second army of the world is fighting – an army incapable of winning on the battlefield and seeking to assert itself by targeting children.
Eternal memory to every child who was killed. It is our enduring duty to remember, to protect our children, and to do everything possible to ensure that the evil Russia has brought is punished.
This August, Ciaran & Lucy are cycling 30,000km around the world over 14–18 months to raise £50,000+ for Sport Parkinson’s!
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Today in Ukraine is another very hard day, really hard night – the day after a massive Russian attack. In just one night, there were nearly 300 attack drones, 19 ballistic missiles, as well as cruise missiles. Air-raid sirens sounded across many of our cities.
And this came after waves of “shaheds” had filled our skies just yesterday. Dozens of people have been injured. And sadly, so sadly, there are also lives lost in Odesa, Kyiv, in Dnipro. Just ordinary people, children, civilians, killed by Russian madness.
If it’s possible, please, I ask you now to honor their memory, and all those whose lives have been taken by this terrible war, with a minute of silence.
Thank you.
From my address to the participants of the Four Freedoms Awards ceremony (1/3).
From April 2026, the government will be making changes to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) and Universal Credit. The Timms PIP Review Steering Group has published a call for evidence. But what does this mean for people with Parkinson’s? Find out more: https://t.co/H172TuYP4f
"Men and women tend to respond to the diagnosis very differently."
3 experts discuss the big issues in the diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson’s in women, and what needs to change.
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Today is #InternationalWomensDay, and this year’s theme is ‘Give to Gain.’
To celebrate, we're shining a light on the women leading the way across the Parkinson’s community, from community initiatives and frontline care to groundbreaking research.
Ukraine stormed to the top of the Paralympic medal table on the opening day, winning six medals — three gold, one silver and two bronze.
Photo: Facebook / National Sports Committee for the Disabled of Ukraine, Paralympic Committee
The strength and role of Ukrainian women are not about just one day. They are about all 365 days of the year. Ukrainian women defend the country, wait for their loved ones and support them, raise children amid difficult wartime conditions, create, research, rescue, teach, and heal.
Thank you for your determination, leadership, care, and professionalism. Thank you for everything you do every day.
@VitalyBBC You are missed. Your important reporting is missed. The humanity with which you all approached your work is missed. Thankyou. I hope for the day that #ukrainecast returns.
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"Anybody that has seen Rob perform live on stage at any point, will know what a powerhouse of an actor he is."
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