Alex Scott became overcome with emotion and broke down in tears as she hosted Children In Need 2023 on Friday night.
The sports presenter, 39, took to the stage with Chris Ramsey to host the annual telethon, which raises money for charities helping disadvantaged children.
The BBC fundraising live show features pre-recorded clips of families and young people talking about their struggles and how Children In Need has helped them.
And Alex choked back tears after she watched a young
Lewis Capaldi’s fans rallied around him as he struggled with his Tourette’s symptoms while on stage at Glastonbury on Saturday, after a three-week mental health break.
The singer, 26, had cancelled all work commitments earlier this month to ‘rest and recover’ ahead of the hotly-anticipated music festival.
Returning to the stage, Lewis admitted he had been ‘s**t scared’ to perform as he opened up about his mental health struggles, and confirmed he would be taking another break away from the
Junge Frauen in ganz Australien werden von einer mysteriösen neurologischen Krankheit heimgesucht – Experten befürchten, dass Social-Media-Sucht und pandemischer Stress das Problem auslösen.
Die dem Tourette-Syndrom ähnliche Störung sieht Teenager, die an unkontrollierbaren „Tics“ leiden – dazu gehören Ausbrüche, Zuckungen, Knallgeräusche, Fluchen, Treten und Schlagen.
Ärzte beobachten das Phänomen auch auf der ganzen Welt, wo zuvor gesunde junge Frauen berichteten, dass sie plötzlich heftige körperliche und verbale Impulse bekamen.
Aber was den schnellen Anstieg der Fälle verursacht, hat Eltern und
Halfway through our conversation, Glen Cooney calls me a four-letter word often cited as the most offensive in the English language. But that’s okay. He doesn’t mean it.
Cooney has Tourette’s syndrome, which causes tics, twitches, and—in some people—a symptom called coprolalia, which the Tourette Association of America characterizes as “the involuntary outburst of obscene words or socially inappropriate and derogatory remarks.” Living with the disorder is tiring, because of both the tics themselves and the effort of trying to
