内容摘要：Spring bloom: A BBC Weather Watcher spotted these pretty flowers against the blue spring sky. Meanwhile, another weather watcher in Weston-super-Mare captured the sun setting over the sea (below)

Spring bloom: A BBC Weather Watcher spotted these pretty flowers against the blue spring sky. Meanwhile, another weather watcher in Weston-super-Mare captured the sun setting over the sea (below)

"The emotional toil is what really just takes things over the edge," she said.She said charities such as Target Ovarian Cancer had provided valuable support for her, and now, she wanted to give back and raise awareness of the cancer, which

"I'm on a journey of raising awareness so more women are aware of the signs and symptoms to look out for, which hopefully will help save lives," she said."If one woman picks up on that, understands what the signs and symptoms are and goes to her GP and pushes them to do tests, then that's a good day at the office... I have taken that pain, the pain of that journey, and tried to turn it into purpose."Thieves have stolen a van packed with food ready to be handed out to vulnerable families, the charity which runs the project said.

The Sheppey Support Bus was taken from the grounds of Holy Trinity Church in Sheerness in Kent in the early hours of Thursday, volunteers said.Brian Spoor, from the charity, said the Mercedes Sprinter van was "full and ready to be taken out".

Phil Greig, who runs the service, said it would cease "for the foreseeable future".

He said he had emailed everyone who was expecting a delivery.He said a lack of industry and employment opportunities were the biggest factors behind young people moving away from rural communities.

He said he did not think Article 4 would mean more affordable homes."It won't make a difference, there’s nearly 80 unsold properties under £200,000 within a 10-mile radius of Abersoch at the moment on Rightmove.

"The frustration is that nobody has a right to buy where they were born – that's something we see all over the country."For example, if you were born in Mayfair, it doesn't mean you have a right to buy a home in Mayfair, and doesn't necessarily mean you should change policies and peoples' right and freedoms to sell on an open market."