Angel discusses her current challenges, including three court cases: a disrepair case against her landlord, a resettlement phase, and a personal injury claim against a dentist. She has dropped her solicitors and is handling the cases herself. Additionally, she faces hate crimes, particularly from teenagers and older women, due to her appearance and background. She plans to move to Denmark or Holland to escape the hostile environment in the UK. She has contacted humanitarian agencies for support in Copenhagen.

She is also working on the distribution of a multi-format movie project about her life.

An incident on a bus involves a woman with a dog who verbally attacked Angel, leading to a confrontation and a decision to report the woman to the police. She expresses frustration with the behaviour of teenagers in the UK, describing them as some of the nastiest in Europe.

Angel reflects on her identity as an artist and how her appearance, particularly their face, seems to provoke negative reactions from others.

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Angel shares a distressing experience of being discriminated against by teenagers on a bus in the UK, leading to a confrontation and a complaint to the bus company and police. She expresses frustration with the increasing number of antisocial teenagers in the UK, citing poor communication skills and aimlessness, exacerbated by social media. Despite her own successes in filmmaking and overcoming personal challenges, including a stalker and a near-fatal car accident, Angel feels the UK's system is designed to discourage people from seeking justice. She plans to move to the Netherlands for a better quality of life and more stability.

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Angel, a long-term UK resident, reflects on cultural contrasts between Britain and Germany—the calmness on one hand, and the tendency to “sweep things under the carpet” on the other. She recounts two incidents: at a 50+ café, she raised concerns with management about a woman socially taking advantage of a vulnerable man; the woman later attacked her and was placed on police watch. In another case, at Café Nero, Angel confronted staff about poor hygiene, leading to an aggressive reaction from a barista working there. She speaks about the rise in hostility, a fraying system, and—at that stage—why she still looked to Copenhagen as a safer place to live.

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