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Episode 16

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Wendy Daunt takes a look at Rosie Cooper’s private member's bill that will declare BSL an official language, while Yvonne and Julian meet Nadeem Islam to learn more about his role in ITV’s The Bay.

Wendy Daunt takes a look at Rosie Cooper’s private member's bill that will declare BSL an official language. She investigates exactly what the bill is, the impact it would have on the deaf community and how Scotland has benefited from passing their own BSL (Scotland) Act. Back in the studio, Yvonne and Julian meet Jeff McWhinney to learn why some have concerns about the proposed bill and its robustness.

Yvonne and Julian also meet Nadeem Islam to learn more about his role in ITV’s The Bay, a contemporary police drama set in Morecambe. They find out about how Nadeem drew upon personal experience to play the role of Jamal, what it was like filming during Covid-19 restrictions, how he feels about the representation of deaf people on screen and what’s next for him.

To celebrate International Women’s Day on 8th March, Nadia Nadarajah pays homage to amazing deaf women such as Helen Keller, Omeima Mudawi-Rowlings and Ruth Montgomery, who have all been, and are, sources of inspiration and empowering role models.

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Fri 4 Mar 202200:45

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Credits

RoleContributor
PresenterJulian Peedle-Calloo
PresenterYvonne Cobb
EditorPhil Timm
Series ProducerCamilla Arnold
Production ManagerZoe Champion
Executive ProducerSamantha Rosie

Broadcasts

  • Wed 2 Mar 202208:00
  • Thu 3 Mar 202200:40
  • Fri 4 Mar 202200:45