内容摘要："Hannah Cockroft got me thinking, 'I want to do that', and I've competed at Lee Valley and a few other places," he explained.

"Hannah Cockroft got me thinking, 'I want to do that', and I've competed at Lee Valley and a few other places," he explained.

This was a long time before the MeToo movement.The media and some critics often dismissed Emin and her work, also commenting negatively on her appearance and accent. The press treated her "quite diabolically" she says.

She became a celebrity - but didn’t play the game. She was outspoken, she drank and sometimes swore.She gave up alcohol in 2020. Now about to be 61, she tells me, more than the drinking, she regrets the smoking and the fact she didn’t look after her health.She documented her cancer journey on Instagram, with treatment including having her bladder and other organs in her pelvis removed during lockdown.

Sitting with her now, she looks a picture of health."Being made a dame is, to me, something to be really happy about and celebrate because it's another marker on my life," she says.

It also means she’s now "100%" part of the establishment, even though she says she hasn’t been "the best role model".

"I haven’t tried to be a goody goody and I haven’t tried to do the right things. I’ve lived my life how I want to live."In March, the interior minister threatened to restrict the use of TikTok, which he accused of spreading malicious content.

But the protesters do not intend to be cowed."We are not scared, we are not moved and this is only the beginning of the revolution. We are coming, we are many and in good numbers," said Ms Indimuli from the sidelines of Tuesday's demonstration.

Kenya’s most senior judge has hit out following recent allegations of corruption and incompetence within the judiciary."In all these 22 years I’ve been a judge and a chief justice, nobody has ever approached me with a bribe. I would have them arrested," Martha Koome told the BBC.