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Devoted to protecting a womans right to choose. welcome to prime time. are we yet seeing this impact at a granular level, meaning at the clinics themselves in texas? >> oh, yes. it has been a devastating two days since the supreme court turned its back on women, pregnant people, the constitution, the rule of law, and of course, its, you know, clinics, theyre open, so i want people in texas to know they should call their clinics. theyre open, but theyre complying, which means they can only provid...

About what women in congress are doing, especially when you have an image of who is in congress. you tend to think men and older. but here is a freshman democrat doing it her first year in office. and she sat down with me and had a very candid conversation about why shes doing this and part of the decision to destigmatize the conversation behind why shes freezing her eggs and any sort of conversation that comes with talking about fertility, you know, shes part of a growing number of women who ar...

>> right. women continue to shoulder the majority of the childcare burdens. and thats even if theyre working full time. i think its noteworthy that all of the parents i interviewed for this piece were mothers. theres still the people who are charged with figuring all this stuff out. if you think about the education system, thats seen as a public good. you know, you may take 15 minutes to sign up and boom, you have a spot in the public school system. thats an oversimplification, but really its a ...

A couple of things for us. ifan morganjones, for you what is top of the agenda? well, its the matter that the welsh governments are introducing - i ozone cleaning devices to cleanl classrooms in wales and that has attracted lots of comments, not just from welsh media i but from uk media as well. shazia, i know your newsroom is still very much in the making, but what are you concentrating on, despite that? well, im excited to explore how the migrants have access to the vaccine. weve seen nhs engl...

Burden of the children and figuring out childcare and dealing with all of this kind of red tape, especially during covid, has fallen on women. >> right. i mean, women continue to shoulder the majority of the childcare burdens and thats even if theyre working full time. i think its noteworthy that all of the parents i interviewed for this piece were mothers. there is still the people who are charged with figuring all this stuff out. if you think about the k-12 education system, thats seen as a pu...

Than six weeks. and, you know, the people who are hurt hardest by this law are those who already have barriers to accessing -- access to healthcare. so that is black, indigenous, people of color, people in rural communities, undocumented immigrants. you know, there are internal checkpoints in texas even with the means to leave their areas, they can stopped by that and not be able to leave the state. so already, we are seeing these really difficult impacts in texas. and that is why, you know, we ...

Within the last 48 hours? >> this has been a remarkably difficult week for our staff, who are essential workers who have kept our clinics open all throughout this pandemic. this week, they have to sit with patients and look them in the eyes and deny them the very abortion care that they need, that they have decided is the best option for them, with their families and with all of the situations i think all of us are dealing with during this pandemic. many of us have had to make difficult decision...

State, or should she try to find help right there in texas? >> look, i mean, planned parenthood as well as other independent providers in texas are complying with the law if she is, you know, before six weeks, and a provider will -- should be able to see her. but the reality is most of us dont know that we are pregnant at six weeks, thats just two weeks after a missed period. so, you know, thats the -- thats essentially how they are gutting roe in this moment, right, so, yes, think about what th...

Continue to bully and harass until we dont do it anymore. >> how can you get around it, anna? >> the law is so vague. there can be bad things about that. one of the good things is it doesnt say anything about us helping clients get out of state. we truly believe, after talking to lawyers, people who have read this law over and over, policy analysts and so forth, that we arent violating the law by helping our clients get out of state to get an abortion. everyone is asking do you think youll be su...

An proof of address or an id to register at gps yet they are still barriers and we need that information to get the people that need it. we need journalist from that of those communities to update that. ——advocate ok, thats a flavour of my four as of the stories were looking at there. lorna, tell us a little bit about argent. the titles in the regions that you cover. archant, weve been around for about a years. we have around 50 newspaper titles which for daily titles, we cover east anglia, ...