Hi everyone, this is Gabi Logan from the Midpoint with Gabi Logan, where I talk candidly

with well-known faces about their midlife challenges and expectations. I'm currently sponsored

by the upcoming movie I'm on a dance with somebody where you can discover the untold story

of Whitney Houston, this Christmas, starring BAFTA award winner Naomi Aki as Whitney Houston

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My name is Donia, I moved to Manchester in 2010, I came from Afghanistan.

The first school that was a bit tough, I had no friends, couldn't speak English and felt a bit left out.

My high school teacher was very supportive. She matched me up with friends that spoke the same language as me.

Having friends gave me a lot of confidence, I felt like I'm not being left out.

Thinking about teaching, to get advice on your application funding in courses,

search, get into teaching events.

Oh, hello, you caught me practicing on my new slide whistle. You see,

Spek Savers have asked me to tell you about something very exciting and as it's radio, I thought,

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