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city centre. it is multiuse, residential, businesses, and usually busy. the incident happened at 4am. two word found dead in the street. police were called here and then it is believed the van incident happened after that. it is not clear, the third incident, the man found dead at magdala road, to the north, it is not clear the timeline. we have other images to show you. milton street. that was the magdala road, what we are referring to as incident three. we have images. this is from milton street. you can see the trees. this is the area under police cordon and also this area, near the theatre, you can see the trams. a pedestrianised area near the market. this area is also locked down. large parts of the city are locked down as police try to gather
for the first time. and that is the case for cameron norrie. he is the british men's number one, and the number nine seed here. he got the job done pretty quickly over america's steve johnson in straight sets. through he goes to the second week of a slam for the first time in his career. spain's carlos alcaraz continues to get to grips with grass but showing us all his qualities and why he is the most exciting talent in men's tennis. he beat 0skar 0tte in straight sets. plenty to come in the second week of these championships, but before that final round of third—round matches on saturday, over on centre court, play will open, an all—american tie between the teenager coco gauff and amanda anisimova. then, we will see the two—time champion here, petra kvitova take on spain's paula badosa before rafael nadal�*s at it again against lorenzo sonego.
choose abortions in northern ireland have to do content with impassioned protesters as they arrive at clinics. later this month, the uk supreme court will decide whether or not to allow such demonstrations. here is our correspondence. they chant: have mercy on us and on the whole world. - a prayer and a protest. this has become a regular sight outside some of northern ireland's main hospitals. the body and the blood. they're here because daisy hill hospital in newry provides a clinic for women to access abortion services. what we have found, and what people have told us, is that it's really intimidating coming up to these gates. fiona and cara have started a voluntary service to chaperone women in. if you were going in there to access any sort of treatment — this is a multiuse site — it's intimidating and harassing. people who are going in for counselling after having miscarriages and stillbirths,
how do we know it is a safe place to work? no—one wants to work in a workplace where those around you, _ especially those more senior than you, are accused - of quite serious misconduct. five conservative mps have been involved in sexual misconduct allegations this year alone. an snp mp resigned from his party amid sexual assault claims too. and it's put the way parliament works back in the spotlight. there has been criticism tonight of how long it took for the conservatives to suspend mr pincher. labour says that the prime minister had to be dragged kicking and screaming to that position, that it's a sign of his bad judgment that it's a sign of his bad judgment that it didn't happen sooner. number ten's responses that they were waiting to see what the alleged victim did in this case. that once a complaint had been made to the
to access abortion services. what we have found, and what people have told us, is that it's really intimidating coming up to these gates. fiona and cara have started a voluntary service to chaperone women in. if you were going in there to access any sort of treatment — this is a multiuse site — it's intimidating and harassing. people who are going in for counselling after having miscarriages and stillbirths, and then are met by graphic images. more than 100 women a year from northern ireland still fly to england to access abortions. despite the change in the law here, only limited services have been set up. those that do access clinics often encounter protesters. you don't want to be confronted by men — some women, but mostly men — who are pushing placards in your face, who are praying at you. the anti—abortion protests also take place at ashleigh topley�*s local hospital in craigavon.
a voluntary service to chaperone women in. if you were going in there to access any sort of treatment — this is a multiuse site — it's intimidating and harassing. people who are going in for counselling after having miscarriages and stillbirths, and then are met by graphic images. more than 100 women a year from northern ireland still fly to england to access abortions. despite the change in the law here, only limited services have been set up. those that do access clinics often encounter protesters. you don't want to be confronted by men — some women, but mostly men — who are pushing placards in your face, who are praying at you. the anti—abortion protests also take place at ashleigh topley�*s local hospital in craigavon. she was denied an abortion after being told here her baby wouldn't survive. those appointments, when i was here, some of them were very, very difficult anyway, and had i had
more than 160 women still flew to england for terminations. many who choose to have abortions in northern ireland have to contend with protestors as they arrive at clinics. here's our ireland correspondent, emma vardy. they chant: have mercy on us and on the whole world. - a prayer and a protest. this has become a regular sight outside some of northern ireland's main hospitals. they're here because daisy hill hospital in newry provides a clinic for women to access abortion services. what we have found, and what people have told us, is that it's really intimidating coming up to these gates. fiona and cara have started a voluntary service to chaperone women in. if you were going in there to access any sort of treatment — this is a multiuse site — it's intimidating and harassing.
in, because they do a lot of work which is people—facing, so you then create this workforce problem, where what we're seeing is lots of staff are off. that is creating lots of problems that we can't open wards, we don't have enough beds to look after patients coming through. vaccinations are continuing, including at this centre at bath racecourse. as infections rise, health officials are urging all those who qualified for a second booster and haven't had those jabs, to come forward. in the autumn, those aged 65 and over are set to get a fourth dose. there have been calls for that to be reduced to 50. officials want to stress that covid hasn't gone away — and their message is that it's sensible to use hand gel and wear a face covering in crowded indoor spaces. sophie. hugh, thank you. there's more updates, news and analysis, including information on the new 0micron
heather watson, the former british number one, now 30 and ranked outside top 100. but a straight sets win over kaja juvan to reach the fourth round of a grand slam for the first time. and that is the case for cameron norrie. he is the british men's number one, and the number nine seed here. he got the job done pretty quickly over america's steve johnson in straight sets. through he goes to the second week of a slam for the first time in his career. spain's carlos alcaraz continues to get to grips with grass but showing us all his qualities and why he is the most exciting talent in men's tennis. he beat oskar otte in straight sets. plenty to come in the second week of these championships, but before that final round of third—round matches on saturday, over on centre court, play will open and an all—american tie between the teenager coco gauff and amanda anisimova. then, we will see the two—time champion here, petra kvitova take on spain's paula badosa before rafael nadal�*s at it again against lorenzo sonego.
i offered the mexican public an apology for the information disseminated this afternoon meaning yesterday where i affirmed i did not have details about a supposed child survivor this this tragedy. especially what he is saying that is they don't know whether it's a child or adult or anyone else. the mexican government put out that statement shortly before under the secretary said this 12-year-old doesn't exist at all. and now they have gone back saying they don't know whether anyone is in this building at all. they are still digging there. they are still hoping that there is somebody alive, but hope seems to be fading at that school. if i can show you quickly, this building is a multiuse building both offices and homes were in here. it is collapsed. you look all the way at the top, you can see what looks like a normal day. there is a doorway and jackets and a purse and personal