“I go to bed and wake up to the sound of gunfire, which is very stressful. But even if the shooting terrifies me, I try to use the rhythmic sounds of bullets being fired to lull me to sleep; this is the only way I can survive,” the young man told the UN. Source: BBC Post navigation Former United States goalkeeper Hope Solo pleads guilty to driving while impaired Isle of Man added to Russia’s list of ‘unfriendly countries’ following sanctions