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the horse talk additional hardware happened way before mearns warning and i swear to happened so i think. what needs to happen would have to be. a basically a very yes that's a radical shift in how our society is structured and philip. word does this leave the governing coalition in germany. well the ruling coalition it. yes. the problem is the president brought us to the right wing extremists they have one. picture of an enemy and this is until america. of course c. is in a position now that she has to reject that then she has to react on it as well and this is exactly what they want they want. to be a person in public they want to have for making remarks that nobody likes actually . making a head of state and yes and in the end they don't really care about that they want to establish all their things in their population and i think. right now the politics it's not touching so much these events were already used by one going to stir who appeared there who was talking publicly and yes that's it pretty much otherwise many populist party politicians in germany of course call us or counter

watch what is truly right now karen it isn't the headlines when you came to germany it was towns like mearns olinguito rostock with violence towards foreigners did you consider leaving germany and going back to africa. why no i didn't get all happened quite far away from me like it's not as if i don't experience every day racism that every foreigner who lives here. experiences racism everyday racism i bet you get used to it. how do you deal with it hard to see you but it's everywhere in the supermarket on the street on the bus just the way people look at you some people look at you in a friendly way others give you dismissive looks you can say it in people's body language and some people even give you verbal abuse you get used to it and that's just how it is. or what you keep fighting for your cause that i will there were fears in we've reached the end of our interview knowing his daughter and i have three unfinished statements that i'd like you to complete and he did to her and for me germany means budget germany means an awful lot to me that's where i built my future light off the board i

the horse talk additional hardware happened way before mearns warning and i swear to happened so i think. what needs to happen would have to be. a basically a very yes that's a radical shift in how our society is structured filip the world does this leave the governing coalition in germany. well the ruling coalition it. yes. the problem is the president brought us to the right wing extremists they have one. picture of an enemy and this is until america. of course c. is in a position now that she has to reject that then she has to react on it as well and this is exactly what they want they want. to be a person in public they want to have for making remarks that nobody likes actually . making a head of state and yes and in the end they don't really care about that they want to establish all their things into population and i think. right now the politics it's not touching so much these events were already used by one against her who appeared there who was talking publicly and yes that's it pretty much otherwise many populist party politicians in germany of course call us or counter demonst

the horse talk additional haagen happened way before mearns warning and i swear to happened so i think. what needs to happen would have to be. a basically a very yes that's a radical shift in how our society is structured and philip. word does this leave the governing coalition in germany. well the ruling coalition it. yes. the problem is the president brought this to the right wing extremists they have one. picture of an enemy and this is anglo-american. of course c. is in a position now that she has to reject that then she has to react on it as well and this is exactly what they want they want america to be a person in public they want to have for making remarks that nobody likes actually . making a head of state and yes and in the end they don't really care about that they want to establish all their things into population and i think. right now the politics it's not touching so much these events were already used by one against her who appeared there who was talking publicly and yes that's it pretty much otherwise many populist party politicians in germany of course call us or coun

the horse talk additional hardware happened way before mearns warning and i swear to happened so i think. what needs to happen would have to be. a basically a very yes let's say a radical shift in how our society is structured and philip. word does this leave the governing coalition in germany. well the ruling coalition it. yes. the problem is the president brought this to the right wing extremists they have one. picture of an enemy and this is anglo-american. of course c. is in a position now that she has to reject that then she has to react on it as well and this is exactly what they want they want america to be a person in public they want to have for making remarks that nobody likes actually . making a head of state and yes and in the end they don't really care about that they want to establish all their things and population and i think. right now the politics it's not happening so much these events were already used by one against her who appeared there who was talking publicly and yes that's it pretty much otherwise many populist party politicians in germany of course call yes or

of patients, uses the body's own immune system as your story has been telling us and allows the ian mearns cells of the body to fight the cancer cells and kill them in the body —— the immune cells. it is a real living medicine, so instead of infusing a drug which has a limited lifetime in the patient we are infusing cells which can persist and live in the patient long—term and continue to have an effect against the cancer. so this is an absolutely unique treatment for each person, presumably? absolutely, it is proper personalised medicine and it uses genetic engineering. it is using two of the recent advances in science, much of which has been pioneered here in the uk and in uk universities in understanding how the immune system can recognise cancer cells and kill them, but also how we can use gene therapy techniques to alter the function of a cell and make it a super killer. so we take immune cells that usually help fight infections or viruses in our body, that's theirjob, we can modify them genetically so they use those same tools, the same equipment in the cell to actually fight c