内容摘要：The jury has heard that Ms Patterson discharged herself from hospital against medical advice in the days after the fatal lunch, which prosecutors earlier pointed to as evidence that she was not unwell.

The jury has heard that Ms Patterson discharged herself from hospital against medical advice in the days after the fatal lunch, which prosecutors earlier pointed to as evidence that she was not unwell.

In previous temporary accommodation, she says her children's journeys to school took two hours.The 53-year-old says it took so long to do the school run she "spent the whole day" waiting for her children to finish school.

"Sometimes you see schoolchildren on the bus sleeping because they come from very far," she says.Her daughter Grace, 20, says: "One of our school journeys was two hours."Doing that distance to school every day was awful. It's had a massive impact on our education.

"You can't expect a 16 year old... that's moved houses more times than they can count to sit a set of exams that will change their life and expect them to perform as well as their more stable affluent counterparts."It's not fair and it's not a level playing field."

Grace says she has dropped out of university due to the stress of temporary accommodation.

"Some of us are actually trying to get out of the system," she says."At the end of 20 years, the foundation will sunset its operations," it said in a statement.

Last month, Gates said he would accelerate his giving via his foundation."People will say a lot of things about me when I die, but I am determined that 'he died rich' will not be one of them,"

Giving away 99% of his fortune could still leave the fifth-richest person in the world a billionaire, according to Bloomberg.Along with Paul Allen, Gates founded Microsoft in 1975, and the company soon became a dominant force in software and other tech industries.