
Nicola Bryan
Broadcast Journalist at BBC
Journalist for BBC Wales News. Views my own.
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5 days ago |
bbc.co.uk | Nicola Bryan
Jess, 32, said one of the many reasons she wrote her book was to call out victim-blaming which she said remained "rife". "You shouldn't have gone to that house party, you shouldn't have sent that photo, or don't wear that short skirt because you're going to get attention," she said, were remarks that only further solidified sexist attitudes and removed the blame from the perpetrator. "What we're missing is the teenage girls who are actually being affected by this," she said.
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5 days ago |
bbc.com | Nicola Bryan
Presenter whose intimate pics were leaked fights backBBCWhen Jess was 15 images of her in her underwear were widely shared in her home town without her consent TV presenter Jess Davies was just 15 years old when images of her in her underwear were shared around her town. She had exchanged photos with a boy she fancied, and he had forwarded them on to others without her consent. She was in art class when her phone started buzzing with messages from older boys. "Nice pictures," read one.
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5 days ago |
yahoo.com | Nicola Bryan
TV presenter Jess Davies was just 15 years old when images of her in her underwear were shared around her town. She had exchanged photos with a boy she fancied, and he had forwarded them on to others without her consent. She was in art class when her phone started buzzing with messages from older boys. "Nice pictures," read one. "I didn't think you were that type of girl," came another.
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1 week ago |
bbc.co.uk | Nicola Bryan
Eve Morse, 63, from Upper Killay, Swansea also volunteers with Marie Curie. She has been a companion, external for two years, supporting Dave, who has dementia and his wife, Peggy. She decided to get involved after her father-in-law was cared for at home for six months by Marie Curie nurses. Dave, 82, was told by doctors he was expected to live for about a year - that was two-and-half years ago.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Nicola Bryan
Spending time with someone who is dying is something most of us will only have to experience maybe a handful of times in a lifetime. For Hazel Orchard, it is a weekly occurrence. Hazel is a hospital companion and volunteers her time offering a friendly ear to end-of-life patients. The role involves listening, discussing challenging topics such as care plans and simply being present when family members need to rest or step away.
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