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Anna O'Neill

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  • Senior Reporter and News Correspondent, BBC
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Senior Reporter @BBCLondonNews. London Manc, mum, wife, friend, linguist: Italian and Arabic. Likes & reposts acknowledgements not always endorsements.

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AR tech prepares patients for endometriosis surgery Original

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By Amy Clarke, Anna O'Neill 
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Just now Amy Clarkeand Anna O'Neill,London BBC Chelsea and Westminster Hospital is the first to offer this AR experience Aga Mizgala has spent about seven years living with suspected endometriosis, enduring pain she describes as feeling like "a million little needles." Now the 34-year-old is among the first patients to try a new augmented reality (AR) system at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, designed to help people understand a condition that is invisible yet life altering.
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'Touching' community boxing film packs a punch for the BFI Southbank Original

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By Anna O'Neill 
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Just now Anna O'NeillBBC News, Bethnal Green, London BBC Ryan Pickard started boxing at Repton Boxing Club aged seven In all good boxing stories the underdog becomes the unlikely champion – and the tale of Learning The Ropes being the opening documentary at the BFI Southbank's boxing season is no different. The self-shot film is set in Repton boxing club in Bethnal Green, which has produced dozens of champion boxers and where notorious East End gangsters, the Kray twins, once boxed.
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'I was fined for spitting but I didn't do it' Original

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By Anna O'Neill 
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Image caption, Kamal Shah is chair of the North Harrow Community Library and says he is well known locally for his community spirit ByAnna O'Neill London, Reporting from Harrow Published 3 minutes ago Known affectionately as the "Local Library Legend", 63-year-old Kamal Shah considers himself to be a pillar of his Harrow community. For the past eight years he has chaired the North Harrow Community Library and says he is well known locally for his community spirit.
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