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Our case include abortion funds and patient supported networks. all of whom are targeted by this law, all of whom could be sued for $10,000 bounties by vigilantes across the state of texas. this is ridiculous, is the most extreme anti—abortion law that we have ever seen. as of the situation on the ground is not good, if they don't have relief that may be forced to close their doors soon. patients being denied access, they are having to travel hundreds of miles to other states and it is delaying care and other states as well. patients in neighbouring states are being delayed by multiple weeks...

Ground is not good. independent abortion providers, if they don't have relief, they may be forced to close their doors soon. a . forced to close their doors soon, n, . ., ., soon. marc hearron there, la er soon. marc hearron there, lawyer for— soon. marc hearron there, lawyer for the _ soon. marc hearron there, lawyer for the centre - soon. marc hearron there, lawyer for the centre for l lawyer for the centre for reproductive rights are speaking to me earlier. if you want to get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma. i look forward to hearing from you. you're watching newsday on t...

The trial was carried out on the crawling frog — they rely on damp soil to rear eggs in south—western australia — a region experiencing lower and lower rainfalls every year. associate professor nicki mitchell from the university of western australia worked on the trial. she told me why her team of scientists had chosen this particular type of frog. frogs are one of the world's most threatened groups of animals and climate change is a problem for them if the water is going to become less available. so many parts of the world are drying and in australia where i am in the south—west we ha...