After BBC news anchor Polly Evans found herself unable to speak while doing a live broadcast, she disappeared from screens overnight. Polly had been having trouble with her voice for months following a virus and believed the stresses of a high-pressure workplace and a busy homelife were to blame. But unknown to her she had a serious neurological disorder. She talks to Emma Barnett about how coming to terms with it has changed her life and her identity. Ready to Talk with Emma Barnett | Listen on

#MEABriefing || On Iran unrest Our 9000 citizens live in Iran, mostly students. In recent days, considering the situation in Iran, we have issued a few advisories. We have advised Indians to avoid visiting Iran. Additionally, the people living there are advised to return. We are keeping an eye on the situation in Iran: Randhir Jaiswal, Spokesperson, Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India | All India Radio News

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