You're listening to the Happy Pod from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway and in this edition uploaded on Saturday the 17th of August

newly wedged at nearly 90 how it's never too late to find love.

I think I loved him from the first time I saw him.

I couldn't see myself with anyone else but when I saw

a mark that was quite a different story. Yes I fell for him hookline and sinker.

The marathon runner from Bhutan who's celebrating despite coming last in the Olympics.

I was so grateful and happy that I'm not alone.

The wall is sharing on me and I should try harder.

And the vlogging grandfather who's found a huge new following on YouTube.

Also in the podcast, how Rwanda's first official cheerleading squad is hoping to empower

women plus an amazing act of kindness to try to repair a community hit by riots in

the UK.

Now of course love can strike anywhere, but our first interview is with a pair of newlyweds who met in a care home in Australia.

Bev Martin, who is 87, fell for 89-year-old Mark Catlin when he moved in.

In fact, she knew he was the one the moment she set eyes on him.

I spoke to them both about that initial spark and how they came to be married in their nursing home in Tasmania.

Well, we met in the nursing home. I've been here seven years, but Mark's only been here for a month.

But when the day I saw he came in, I thought, geez, a nice looking guy you know I don't know things just

escalated from there and we just fell in love with each other as simple as that and we're

both lonely people like I'd been married before for 56 years.

Mark's been on his own for quite a few years too.

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