Oliver Conway

In between rehearsals, she tells me why she connects so deeply with the choreography of the performance.

I imagine the outside of the island as opportunities or dreams or maybe just someone that I miss so much.

I have a duet, which is like a goodbye.

So I try to picture someone that I miss and remember that specific time when I had to let that person go

All of the dancers are between 18 and 21 years old.

There are several dancers on the bill, all exploring different themes and styles.

Carlos Acosta explains his vision behind the performance.

The entire evening, it has so many pathways, and so it offers what Acosta Danza is all about, which is a melting pot of dances, a fusion, a syncretism, as the symbol of the Cuban race, which, as we all know, is sort of a melting pot of races.

Acosta Danza Junior are bringing the energy of youth and the colour of Cuba to the stage, a far cry from recent headlines about their island.

How Scotland football fans won over the locals in America.

Tosi hyvän operaattorin, tosi hyvät kesätarjoukset.

Hanki kesätarjouksista uusi puhelin, tabletti tai kuulokkeet.

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Can certain activities at work during early pregnancy contribute to the risk of miscarriage?

A new study from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark suggests that walking, standing and bending forward may increase the risk.

However, they didn't prove a cause and effect.

So what should we make of these findings?

Here's BBC health reporter Michelle Roberts.

This type of research is really useful for people who are trying to set policies in the workplace or look at overall safety.

But for the individual woman, it can be quite scary to see a headline like this talking about increased risk.