My name is Beverley and this is my NHS story. I had to make regular journeys to my local

CDC at blood tests because I had lymphoma. I think it really helps to know that you've got

somewhere local. It was really a godsend. The government is opening new community diagnostic centres

with many already available 12 hours a day, seven days a week, so the NHS can be there for all of us when we need it. Find your closest one at gov.uk.com slash NHS fit for the future. Available England wide. Everything's so expensive. Going from A to B. Crane prices. Keep going up. Bus there and back. A £11.15. A meal deal, I won't get one free. Man, I'm going to be...

Have I got my lessons planned? Direct that I'm before the store. I'm spending too much stress. One big exprising is this worth it? Just want to think less about money. New government policies are making every day easier, like freezing train fares, which could save some commuters over £300 per year. This is just one of the ways the UK government is tackling the cost of living.

See more at gov.com. which could save some commuters over £300 per year. This is just one of the ways the UK government is tackling the cost of living.

See more at gov.uk.uk slash cost of living help.

Before the podcast, I wanted to let you know that on the 14th of May, we're back at the Museum of Comedy,

and our guests are from the Global Human Rights Group looking at the impact all around the world

on the backlash against girls and women's sexual and reproductive health rights

and how our rights are under a coordinated, well-funded attack.

They've done an incredibly comprehensive report on this.

So you don't want to miss that.

Co-host is the Incredible Jessica Foster

Q. On the 21st of May, I will be interviewing Rose McGowan, who is very, very instrumental in

kicking off the Me Too movement and actually stood up to Harvey Weinstein. That show will be at Charleston,

which was the House of the Bloomsbury Group used, so you can actually use the same Lou as

Virginia Woolf. It's an absolutely stunning place, so I recommend coming out. It's going to be

really lovely. On the 22nd of May, we will be back at the Museum of Comedy with the incredible

Alice McCool. I don't know if you saw her recent article in the Byline Times, but she has uncovered a

transatlantic network of anti-abortion lobbyists using legal challenges and coordinated campaigns

to shape NHS policy and challenge bodily autonomy in Britain. That's going to be so important.

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