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Here's what's coming up on tonight's show.

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We investigate the classified ads website that has been hijacked

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We are trying to find out why you are peddling cocaine.

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Why record numbers of women are putting their eggs on ice.

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I would love to be a mum one day, not necessarily right now.

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This is allowing me to buy time and terms of how long

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And as more music venues in London shut down we meet the artists

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Some days you come out and you would do in hour

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and you will make 50 and sometimes you will make 150.

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It's just depends what spot you get, the weather, all the variables.

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Tonight the shocking findings of an undercover investigation

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into the availability of illegal products and services online.

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Over the past six months we have the looking at craigslist,

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the classified ads website which is being hijacked by criminals

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Jonathan Gibson has this exclusive report.

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As an investigative journalist of the sometimes easier to work

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When people aren't watching what you are doing.

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If you are looking for something illegal it is the go to part

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of the internets that is hidden from prying eyes.

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The place criminals are using encrypted websites

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You don't need to bother with all that, mate.

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Shouldn't you be getting on with the...

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Craigslist, it was set up in America by a guy called Craig.

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It's a website for people buy and sell everything

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Just say where you live and get started.

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But a lot of the stuff on craigslist will not be in the buy and sell

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section of your local newspaper including bootleg tobacco.

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The kind of cigarettes you would probably buy from some

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dodgy geezer outside a pub or in this case

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They have the packaging but they cannot resell

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So he's just a middleman, he says his supplier

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I've seen some crazy stuff on craigslist.

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That is why I have come to another car park ready

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And that is why his tobacco is just a third of the price

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But there's a difference because counterfeit goods

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are amongst the things craigslist says you are not supposed

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Stuff that is illegal but no one takes any notice of that.

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It's as easy to find marijuana on craigslist

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And you might need a seat because what I am buying next

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I am on a Derby estate to meet a dealer selling

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Turns out as street cocaine goes it is pretty pure stuff.

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I'm shocked at what is there because it is not difficult

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for the internet companies to put elements onto their websites to be

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And they should be policing it and taking it down.

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But if you have made money from crime, you will not want

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But where would I find someone to do that?

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On a street corner and I am meeting Stacey.

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She is offering her bank account on craigslist to anyone

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But we are walking into the bank to pay in what I have

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She will charge me a fee to get it back and there are plenty of people

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on craigslist offering to do the same thing.

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Sometimes through overseas bank accounts.

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But if you have sent money overseas, how

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What you need is a new identity or better still somebody else's.

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I know just the place you can get it.

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The place where I can find a stolen passport in Kent.

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And there are plenty more where that came from.

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I've known some stories with it has taken people ten years to get

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After it has been completely trashed by people who have

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But it will allow you to get on and commit other crimes.

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And it's not just about selling stuff.

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This advert is looking for London postmen to steal the letters

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It is bank cards, checks, a lot of different things.

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On craigslist there is also disorganised crime.

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In Slough, this man wants someone to pass his driving

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But for ?50 at is not that black and white.

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For a start he is black and I am white and someone

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They check your photo against a database.

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There's no point, there is no way I am going to get through.

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When I later revealed I am a journalist he did not

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In fact when we asked it for an interview this

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And that came from the top, the Chief Executive's office.

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I think while they are making money and nobody is asking them or forcing

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them to try and change what is going on, you will find

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a site like this using the ostrich effect of what is going on,

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No wonder criminals can carry on regardless.

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Well, unless they are really selling to a journalist.

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I would like to know how you out offering to sell...

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Oh my God, my mother is going to kill me.

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But he's not the only one thinking about his relatives.

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I am trying to make money for my family.

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Take a good look at my cocaine dealer because he is

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And we are trying to find out why you are a peddling cocaine.

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I am trying to find out why you are willing

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Just like my passport thief back here in Kent.

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I am not buying a passport off you because I work for the BBC.

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I want to know why you are selling stolen passports.

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Why are you selling stolen passports?

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The amount of organised crime sitting behind other

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It is critical that the police force, law enforcement agencies

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force the likes of craigslist to do something about it.

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When we asked to interview a minister all we got was

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Well, we've kind of done that for them already.

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So maybe it is time the Government forced websites like craigslist

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Busking has become more and more sexy.

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More and more people want to do it and people see it as a great

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way of developing their performance skills and building an audience.

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Building a fan base is the biggest thing you can do as a musician.

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Over the past couple of years corporate

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giants like Apple and Facebook have made headlines by offering to freeze

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Here in the capital putting your eggs on

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ice is becoming increasingly popular.

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One London fertility Centre says that numbers have tripled in

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But what are the risks of this costly process and

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does it actually offer any guarantees?

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Life coach and agony aunt Anna Williamson has been

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It is something I would like to experience

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in life and I am not necessarily in a relationship or time when I

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Natasha has been a professional opera singer for the past 20 years.

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When work stops you realise you want something else as well.

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I have probably lived a lot of denial

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about it because I have been, I am working and I am doing this.

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But then life is life and I have just

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realised that there's more to it than just one aspect of it.

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Natasha's story is a familiar one and as a life coach it is

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something that I am hearing more and more.

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Women are meeting partners later in life, and their 30s and 40s

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and as a result of putting off having babies until much later.

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The problem with this is that fertility

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I am in a situation at my age now when

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everybody else has what I consider that a dream, they have had

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I just feel a separateness so that is definitely a

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I guess it does give me a little bit of sadness

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At 41, Natasha has taken the decision

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In the hope that one day her dream of having a baby

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Today we are hoping to find the follicles ready to be

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collected and to understand how many eggs we are expecting.

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I am excited and a little bit nervous at the same time.

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So I have done the best route I know, a 0% credit card.

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For the past 11 days Natasha has been injecting a drug to

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stimulate our ovaries and increase egg production.

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There are always side-effects of any medication.

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There are more short-term side-effects.

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If you are using an injection every day in your stomach

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you start to get just a little bit sore from

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the actual area where the

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Probably just a little bit of bloating but really I felt

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For Natasha the emotional side has been

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This is a second round of egg collecting as her

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I do not want the same thing to happen again

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and be one of the 1% to 3% that does not have any eggs.

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So I am really hoping for a better result today.

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This is the right ovary, one dominant follicle on the right.

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We want at least 18 millimetres so just perfect.

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The scan shows it is good news for Natasha.

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I think if they could get five or six eggs I would be very

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If the biologically optimum time to have a baby is between 18

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and 30 but that is not necessarily socially the optimal time, what can

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This London clinic expects to see a 41% increase in social egg

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Egg freezing is one of the potential solutions that has been developed.

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32-year-old Sharon has already decided she wants

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The core reason for me wanting to do this is

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I guess that this is allowing me to kind

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woman of my age in their 30s that is lots of energy going on in the

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I don't have much of a determination there but I have

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instead chosen to put my energy into egg freezing instead.

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This doctor has been researching the social

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impact of egg freezing at the London women's clinic.

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Why the increase in women seeking egg freezing?

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It seems that the main reason women choose to

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freeze their eggs is because they haven't yet met the right

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They just want to buy a little bit more time or just feel a

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What would you say to people that perhaps think it

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I think the biggest potential risk of something

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like egg freezing is that people have a false sense of security, that

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they will feel they are guaranteed to have children when they want them

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when of course that is not necessarily the case.

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You are increasing your chances but we

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certainly cannot say that egg freezing guarantees anybody children

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In the laboratory, Natasha's eggs have been collected

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She five mature eggs which can now be frozen.

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It's just means that there is a chance for me to produce

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a life and to be a mother because I think I would be pretty

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So we have the eggs, what happens next?

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We move the eggs from the solution onto the straw under the

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microscope and then put it straight into liquid nitrogen.

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And this allows the eggs to go from room

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What are the chances of these eggs actually resulting in a baby?

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In 2013 the national success rate was just 14%.

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Women over the age of 38 that statistic

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Clinics are saying those techniques have

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improved but that is no recent data to prove this.

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What is for sure is that it really has a long journey

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from freezing your eggs to actually giving birth to a real life baby.

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He is one of 60 babies to be born from

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It is a miracle and I am really lucky and it is like

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I sometimes have to pinch myself that it has actually

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48-year-old Claire froze some eggs nine years ago when she

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It was very important for me to have a

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family and it was something I always wanted.

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Things were not going in the direction I wanted them to and that

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Claire's plan of finding a man to have a child with

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never happened so last year she decided to take action.

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I had given myself a deadline of 45 but I got

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to 46 and I thought I am just going to do it, it is now or never.

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Claire thought half of frozen eggs which

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Then they transferred the one above average embryo and my body took it

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and I was pregnant. I still have relevant eggs left some eBay you

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will have a sublingual one day. At the clinic Natasha is pleased with

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the outcome. I feel like I have done something that has given me kind of

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an insurance and a way. If plan a doesn't work so far it has not so I

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feel really good about that. After all of that process this is the

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final destination. In this room there are potentially thousands of

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babies just like Frankie. In this container there are over 4000 eggs

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including Natasha is from women who have chosen to freeze their eggs to

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be used at a later date. That is a lot of babies. Since the heyday in

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the 1980s, many small music venues have struggled to survive. In the

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past decade around 40% have closed down. For new artists that means

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fewer places to hone their skills and make a living which is why more

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are now taking to the streets to bask. We went to meet some of the

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aspiring music stars of tomorrow. This is John, a London busker. He

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follows a long line of stars show was performed on the streets. He is

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already good enough to play in any concert tour anywhere in the world.

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But I have also been aware of heeding the streets of London being

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played badly for the 1000th time of having my own personal space taken

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up by the musical mothers who insist on jumping on the tube. Performing

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on the street is perfectly legal and buskers can be found all over the

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capital. The former Mayor of London Boris Johnson decided that basking

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would be a great thing to make a city more vibrant so wanted to

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encourage high quality Street music. The Mayor of London's office now has

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its own team and musical experts about to promote good music but

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advise it would be buskers as to what they should and should not do

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including not blasting loud music into people's years. They divide the

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buskers scored talking to performers and councils and businesses and

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landowners and the police and unions and it is a common-sense set of

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guidelines that covers noise levels and are not setting up where there

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is nowhere for people to pass by. You do not want pedestrians having

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to step into the road. Noise charges can be one of the biggest source of

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complaints and we acknowledge that. You do not want to be a blasting out

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the 20 metres of the road. The seasoned busker is that you can

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produce the sound you actually want from a battery-powered lamp. You do

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not need Adidas owned, you want to create a nice atmosphere for your

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audience. Most buskers today are aware of and

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follow the code. Tim was just 13 when he started busking, he is now

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17 and is a great example of the 17 and is a great example of the

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serious news Schmidt using the street and says stage. I'm it out

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and tried it and made a lot more money than I thought and had a lot

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more fun than I thought and since then I was a little bit addicted.

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This year I have been doing a bit of travelling around Europe to

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different cities to try and find the best bots. As London one of the best

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You could come out one day and it is You could come out one day and it is

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great and another day it could not go so well so I have done Oxford

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Street and Kings Cross and Borough Market and a couple of gigs in

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Shoreditch. I like Oxford Street because any what a lot of places

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around London there are queueing systems from the buskers so you

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cannot play a lot of the time, you end up waiting. Also street you find

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a free spot and just play. On it on a good day, how much would you make?

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On Oxford Street at p, some days you will do one hour and he will make

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?50 and Sundays ?150 so it's depends on what spot you get and the

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weather, all the videos. Reed variables. Do you pray for a talent

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scout? I checked my e-mail which saw me busking today and asked me to

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come in for a meeting and it is the come in for a meeting and it is the

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co-founder of iTunes and he works with Apple music and are starting a

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new company which he signed me too, a music distribution companies and

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here's my manager and they said the operative in writing sessions with

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actors and producers so I am writing and collaborating at the moment have

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lots of different people. Thank you. Busking has become more and more

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sexy. More and more people want to do it and people see it as a great

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way of developing their performance skills and building an audience,

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building a fan base is the biggest thing you can do as a musician and

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busking becomes a great alternative. You are out and a public space, you

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have requested audience always changing. You can change with them,

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it is a great practice area. So popular has busking become that

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extra venues are now needed to. Busking on private land is illegal

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without the owner's permission. Some landowners now see it as an image

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enhancer. The stables market in Camden went to the Mayor of London's

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office seeking out top-quality performance. We have had a talk

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busking but generally it has been discouraged. That is a vibrant and

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diverse committee in Camden but sometimes in terms of performance

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to monitor. And the standard of to monitor. And the standard of

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performance as a very varied job you wanted to create a space where

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people could come and perform and it would enhance people's experience of

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Camden rather than distract. Camden market is most certainly

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enhanced by this funky flamenco and it seems that basking can actually

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help lift the mood of our city. The day after the attacks around London

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Bridge I was busking around there and the music was appreciated, the

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mood was down but the music was appreciated and people verbally

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whether saying to me thank you for being here and lifting the mid-and

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being here this day after. That is the essence of busking. As a

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musician you are providing a musician you are providing

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service, and entertainment to people service, and entertainment to people

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if you can catch them in the life and retaining them and give them

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some kind of interest and positivity then that is my job done. Spirits

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lifted, record deals to be had and more venues becoming available

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suggest that basking is doing rather well. And there is good reason to be

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had in the streets of London and with the Mayor of London getting

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behind it may be the next big musician is not that far away. That

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is just about at the far this week's programme. Before Google let us have

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it ten capital is revealing the secrets of a pioneering hospital.

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the other than pandas. The something quintessentially British about Shire

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horses and something very noble, the biggest force in the world. -- the

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the eye player. Just head to our website. See you again next week.

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"begged" the EU for help in the Brexit talks.

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It's claimed she appeared "anxious" during a dinner

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with the Commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, last week.

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Drivers of older, more polluting vehicles,

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will have to pay an extra ten pounds to drive in central London.

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The charge applies to diesel and petrol vehicles

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remember her husband's name during a condolence call.

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