come on out, you big coward! it was an earthquake of a ruling. last summer, millions of americans were blocked from accessing a constitutional right. an abortion. a year on, the dust has far from settled and no more so than in the south. we have travelled thousands of miles across two very different states. alabama has one of the strictest abortion bands in the us. neighbouring florida has become a destination state for the procedure. a destination state for the procedure-— a destination state for the procedure. a destination state for the rocedure. . ~ , ., , . procedure. thank you very much! reputation _ procedure. thank you very much! reputation its _ procedure. thank you very much! reputation its governor _ procedure. thank you very much! reputation its governor and - reputation its governor and presidential nominee wants to undo. we have spoken to people on either side of this divisive debate. !

on either side of this divisive debate. ., ~' on either side of this divisive debate. ., ~ ., , . debate. i would like to see an outriuht debate. i would like to see an outright ban _ debate. i would like to see an outright ban of— debate. i would like to see an outright ban of abortion - debate. i would like to see an outright ban of abortion in - outright ban of abortion in america. it outright ban of abortion in america-— outright ban of abortion in america. . ~ , ., , america. it makes me angry. it makes me _ america. it makes me angry. it makes me sick— america. it makes me angry. it makes me sick to _ america. it makes me angry. it makes me sick to my _ america. it makes me angry. it makes me sick to my stomach | makes me sick to my stomach that_ makes me sick to my stomach that on— makes me sick to my stomach that on my— makes me sick to my stomach that on my watch this happen. and spend with patients that have fallen through the gaps. she showed us the ultrasound photo and kept saying "i wish there was more i could do for you." �*iz there was more i could do for ou." ' ., , ., there was more i could do for ou." ., ,., ., . you." 12 months on, how are restrictions _ you." 12 months on, how are restrictions on _ you." 12 months on, how are restrictions on essential- restrictions on essential healthcare impacting america? famed for its southern hospitality, you can't say a stranger for the dog hospitality, you can't say a strangerfor the dog —— hospitality, you can't say a stranger for the dog —— stay a stranger for the dog —— stay a strangerfor stranger for the dog —— stay a stranger for login alabama. it is known for its conservative and christian values and has one of the country's highest per capita execution rates.

this lawyer moved here to defend inmates on death roe. i am allison morbid. i live and work in alabama with my partner steph at our father of two dogs, three cats and chickens. i think living in alabama is challenging. living in alabama is a clear woman is doubly challenging.— challenging. for 50 years pregnant _ challenging. for 50 years pregnant women - challenging. for 50 years pregnant women in - challenging. for 50 years pregnant women in the i challenging. for 50 years | pregnant women in the us challenging. for 50 years - pregnant women in the us had the right to an abortion during the right to an abortion during the first three months —— queen the first three months —— queer. alabama had been blocked from urbanity terminations until last summer. when the us supreme court reversed the roe v wade ruling and lawmakers in individual states were headed the power to decide. the procedure is now illegal here unless there is a serious risk to the mother with no exceptions for rape or incest. in january, alison found exceptions for rape or incest. injanuary, alison found out she was pregnant. i in january, alison found out she was pregnant.—

in january, alison found out she was pregnant. i was at home b m self she was pregnant. i was at home by myself and — she was pregnant. i was at home by myself and called _ she was pregnant. i was at home by myself and called my - she was pregnant. i was at home by myself and called my partnerl by myself and called my partner it was like "you need to come home. something has happened." she was very nervous and got home and i think we were both excited. ., ., ~' home and i think we were both excited. ., ., ~ ., . excited. took me through what ha--ened excited. took me through what happened next. _ excited. took me through what happened next. it _ excited. took me through what happened next. it was - happened next. it was valentine's _ happened next. it was valentine's day - happened next. it was valentine's day and i i happened next. it was i valentine's day and i was happened next. it was - valentine's day and i was at work and i went to the bathroom and when i wiped i saw blood and when i wiped i saw blood and so i called my ob/gyn. she showed us the ultrasound photo and she just told me "there is nothing we can do. this is a pregnancy that just nothing we can do. this is a pregnancy thatjust — it is not going to make it." she got choked up actually and she kept saying "i wish there is more i could do for you." and edit that moment i did not know what that moment i did not know what that meant. i thought she was just giving condolences. doctors in alabama who performed an abortion which is not deemed to be life—saving

risk up to 99 years in prison. while miscarriage treatment is not part of the ban pro—choice advocates say the way the law is written makes it challenging for health workers to provide care without endangering their license. allison's doctor could have offered her abortion medication which speeds up the miscarriage process. instead, she was forced to wait for it to happen naturally. 50. she was forced to wait for it to happen naturally.- she was forced to wait for it to happen naturally. so, it has been eight _ to happen naturally. so, it has been eight days _ to happen naturally. so, it has been eight days since - to happen naturally. so, it has been eight days since i - to happen naturally. so, it hasj been eight days since i started bleeding and seven days since i saw my doctor and was told that my pregnancy was not viable. it has been one of the worst weeks of my life, just kind of feeling like i am in purgatory. i have lost a fair amount of tissue and blood in the last week, and so i am hoping that

everything has passed naturally. i am nervous. everything has passed naturally. iam nervous. iwant this to be over.— this to be over. desperate, alison drove _ this to be over. desperate, alison drove several- this to be over. desperate, alison drove several hours| this to be over. desperate, l alison drove several hours to get help from another clinic in tuscaloosa. once one of alabama is only abortion providers, since roe was overturned it is now a nonprofit reproductive health services which promises to offer interventions for non—viable pregnancies so if alison had come here first you would have had that option. i am medical director of the west alabama women centre. it is something i have said happen where people who should have been helped were not unfortunately find care here and have that care that they need before something irreversible happens, whether thatis irreversible happens, whether

that is death or a hysterectomy because of an infection. these are real consequences of not getting healthcare in a timely fashion. abortion is healthcare. you don't have to like it, but the politicisation, the criminalisation of this aspect of healthcare makes it so healthcare providers are afraid. ,, . ., ., ~ . . afraid. since moving to alabama in 2019, doctor _ afraid. since moving to alabama in 2019, doctor torres _ afraid. since moving to alabama in 2019, doctor torres has - in 2019, doctor torres has faced death threats and had her medical license temporarily provoked, but she refuses to back down. provoked, but she refuses to back down-— back down. 8496 of maternal deaths are — back down. 8496 of maternal deaths are preventable, - back down. 8496 of maternal deaths are preventable, andj deaths are preventable, and what do we do? we make it worse. without access to medical care, the death rate rises. more people die. over the ast rises. more people die. over the past year. _ rises. more people die. over the past year, patients - rises. more people die. over the past year, patients in - the past year, patients in alabama who have wanted or needed an abortion have had to

travel hundreds of miles, normally by car and offered to florida. this neighbouring states does have restrictions in place but the 15 week ban is far more permissive compared to other parts of the southeast. as i think we are going to see florida's reproductive care system hangs in the balance. once upon a time, the home of disney was viewed as a swing states. but in recent years it has slipped out of the democrats reach, most notably following the rise of governor ron desantis. the floridian native who came from humble beginnings is one of the leading candidates for the republican presidential nomination at his right wing policies to gender, race and reproductive rights have propelled him. here he is defending his 15 week abortion law. , ., defending his 15 week abortion

law. , . ,., defending his 15 week abortion law. , . , law. these are unborn babies that have _ law. these are unborn babies that have heartbeat. - law. these are unborn babies that have heartbeat. they - law. these are unborn babies| that have heartbeat. they can bill paid. they can suck their farm. ~ ., , bill paid. they can suck their farm. , . farm. months later he was re-elected. _ farm. months later he was re-elected. florida - farm. months later he was re-elected. florida held i farm. months later he was. re-elected. florida held the line! it was _ re-elected. florida held the line! it was a _ re-elected. florida held the line! it was a landslide i re-elected. florida held the line! it was a landslide win. | line! it was a landslide win. he signed _ line! it was a landslide win. he signed a _ line! it was a landslide win. he signed a six _ line! it was a landslide win. he signed a six week i line! it was a landslide win. i he signed a six week abortion bed into law in april but it is currently pending due to legal action. —— abortion ban. the so—called sunshine state has more thunderstorms than anywhere else in the us. they come fast and hard. the remnants of last years rem na nts of last yea rs hurricane remnants of last years hurricane ian which cost lives, homes and businesses still little fort myers beach. but many in this city are happy with governor dissenters responded. i with governor dissenters respdnded-_ with governor dissenters responded. with governor dissenters resonded. . , . responded. i am 24 years old and i responded. i am 24 years old and i am _ responded. i am 24 years old and i am the _ responded. i am 24 years old and i am the president i responded. i am 24 years old and i am the president of- responded. i am 24 years old and i am the president of the j and i am the president of the southwest florida young republicans.— southwest florida young republicans. olivia grew up 0 en to republicans. olivia grew up open to both _ republicans. olivia grew up

open to both parties - republicans. olivia grew up open to both parties were l open to both parties were during the 2016 election she could not afford to attend a democrats rally while donald trump spoke for free. she sees the overturning of roe as a positive moment for local democracy. i positive moment for local democracy-— positive moment for local democra . ., , democracy. i never really felt that the federal _ democracy. i never really felt that the federal government | that the federal government should have a say in reproductive rights so when you bring it back to the state level you are bringing it back into the heads of the people. olivia is supporting desantis�*s bid to become president. what would you say to people who say that desantis is trying to outcrop donald trump admits to be the ex—president does not care about the people in trouble florida? i care about the people in trouble florida?- care about the people in trouble florida? i would say that is false. _ trouble florida? i would say that is false. you _ trouble florida? i would say that is false. you can i trouble florida? i would say that is false. you can look l trouble florida? i would say| that is false. you can look at his response after the hurricane and even after he is concerned about the constituents. his number one thing is supporting families and ensuring that children are protected and safe in this state. when i think people have an issue with desantis it is

because the media pushes a story at a narrative. we because the media pushes a story at a narrative.- story at a narrative. we go with abortion _ story at a narrative. we go with abortion he _ story at a narrative. we go with abortion he was i story at a narrative. we go with abortion he was therej story at a narrative. we go i with abortion he was there to be a six—week bed and if you are a victim of rape or incest you would need proof of that within the first 15 weeks, but that sits comfortably with you? that is not a concern for you? i am completely fine with that bill. ithink i am completely fine with that bill. i think with abortion we lose that humanity and try and erase it in a sense whereas if you just allow those mothers to carry to term and give birth you do could not have this humanity of at least that the child dying in the mother's arms and be given some sort of chance. ., u, , , chance. you can never be sure what is lurking _ chance. you can never be sure what is lurking beneath - chance. you can never be sure what is lurking beneath the i what is lurking beneath the thousands of lakes and rivers in florida. but for now, the waters appeared calm in umbrella county. i

waters appeared calm in umbrella county.- waters appeared calm in umbrella county. i am the democratic _ umbrella county. i am the democratic leader - umbrella county. i am the democratic leader in i umbrella county. i am the democratic leader in the l democratic leader in the florida senate. my two children were born same day, three minutes of each other. my daughter has fewer rights than my side of the date they will board just by her sex. that is wrong. board just by her sex. that is wronu. , . ., board just by her sex. that is wron. ,, . ., wrong. senator book took part in a protest — wrong. senator book took part in a protest over— wrong. senator book took part in a protest over the _ wrong. senator book took part in a protest over the six-week| in a protest over the six—week bad. i in a protest over the six-week bad. ., . . ., bad. i thought what a way to sit and bear _ bad. i thought what a way to sit and bear witness - bad. i thought what a way to sit and bear witness and i bad. i thought what a way to sit and bear witness and let| sit and bear witness and let the consequences and chips fall where they may. {h the consequences and chips fall where they may.— where they may. ch ten others were for trespass. _ where they may. ch ten others were for trespass. desantis i where they may. ch ten others| were for trespass. desantis has the support of floridians. do you not have to accept what he is calling for? what he wants? they may support this individual but not necessarily all the ideology or the policy behind it. we know that 75% of

floridians don't accept abortion beds in it this way. don't support six—week beds? correct. don't want to go this far. �* , , . far. but this is democracy at while peeple _ far. but this is democracy at while people may _ far. but this is democracy at while people may not i far. but this is democracy at while people may not be i while people may not be completely in favour of this six—week bad they are not against this enough to not vote for him? is against this enough to not vote for him? , ., against this enough to not vote for him? , . ., against this enough to not vote for him? , . . ., against this enough to not vote for him? , . . . ., for him? is a need and want to add desire _ for him? is a need and want to add desire to _ for him? is a need and want to add desire to have _ for him? is a need and want to add desire to have political- add desire to have political talking points has truly destroyed floridians. they have taken away their rights and i think he is trying to speak to a very specific base of people, and evangelical religious base. outside of florida for his political ambitions and for a run for president and the reality is they wanted out trump donald trump when it comes to abortion.— comes to abortion. governor desantis _ comes to abortion. governor desantis has _ comes to abortion. governor desantis has distanced i comes to abortion. governor i desantis has distanced himself from donald trump. he has made clear he wants to protect

children and it shall florida is a family friendly state. senator book is part of a coalition who is seeking a state constitutional amendment which would allow abortions during the first three months. they need i during the first three months. they need 1 million signatures by december for the ballot question to be proposed at the 2024 election. it question to be proposed at the 2024 election.— 2024 election. it makes me an: . 2024 election. it makes me angry- it — 2024 election. it makes me angry. it makes _ 2024 election. it makes me angry. it makes me - 2024 election. it makes me angry. it makes me sick- 2024 election. it makes me angry. it makes me sick to | 2024 election. it makes me i angry. it makes me sick to my stomach that on my watch this happen and i work every day to undo what they have done. there is no peace _ undo what they have done. there is no peace with _ undo what they have done. there is no peace with the _ undo what they have done. there is no peace with the murder- undo what they have done. there is no peace with the murder of. is no peace with the murder of children! — is no peace with the murder of children! you are the ones who are guilty— children! you are the ones who are guilty of it unless you repent _ are guilty of it unless you re ent. , , , _ repent. outside this busy abortion _ repent. outside this busy abortion centre _ repent. outside this busy abortion centre in - repent. outside this busy| abortion centre in orlando repent. outside this busy i abortion centre in orlando the battle lines are drawn. murder! on one side _ battle lines are drawn. murder! on one side is _ battle lines are drawn. murder! on one side is a _ battle lines are drawn. murder! on one side is a group - battle lines are drawn. murder! on one side is a group who i on one side is a group who believe they are the last line of defence before an innocent life is taken. on the other side, pro—choice volunteers known as swans who formed last

summer and offered to shield patients from people likejohn. we can help you young lady. they will only let one of you in there. have you got my best side? i in there. have you got my best side? , ., in there. have you got my best side? , . , ., . side? i understand you have been protesting _ side? i understand you have been protesting outside i side? i understand you have been protesting outside this clinic for 20 years. i been protesting outside this clinic for 20 years.— clinic for 20 years. i don't protest — clinic for 20 years. i don't protest but _ clinic for 20 years. i don't protest but i _ clinic for 20 years. i don't protest but i have - clinic for 20 years. i don't protest but i have been i clinic for 20 years. i don't i protest but i have been here for 20 years. i come here to offer help and hope to women who come here.— who come here. what if what they need — who come here. what if what they need is _ who come here. what if what they need is an _ who come here. what if what they need is an abortion? i i they need is an abortion? i will not help them have an abortion at there is no need for it. we could take care of anything. for it. we could take care of anything-— for it. we could take care of an hina. . ,. anything. can you understand our anything. can you understand your presence _ anything. can you understand your presence might - anything. can you understand your presence might make i your presence might make patients feel uncomfortable? these skies have got rid of more people here that i ever could. they dance around out here read their bills and teary at playing their accordions. girls are coming here struggling. add these skies are out here like it is a party. it drives them away. we out here like it is a party. it drives them away.- out here like it is a party. it drives them away. we use a lot of noisemakers _

drives them away. we use a lot of noisemakers as _ drives them away. we use a lot of noisemakers as tactics i drives them away. we use a lot of noisemakers as tactics to i of noisemakers as tactics to distract— of noisemakers as tactics to distract anti—abortion protesters mainly because they are funny— protesters mainly because they are funny and silly that we don't _ are funny and silly that we don't have to go and scare patients _ don't have to go and scare patients. we can make a lot of noise — patients. we can make a lot of noise we _ patients. we can make a lot of noise. we have a lot of chickens _ noise. we have a lot of chickens out here too. do you ever worry — chickens out here too. do you ever worry that _ chickens out here too. do you ever worry that your - chickens out here too. do you ever worry that your presence is making a difficult situation even more difficult for some patients? i even more difficult for some patients?— even more difficult for some atients? ., �* ,, ~ patients? i don't think so. we have a lot _ patients? i don't think so. we have a lot of _ patients? i don't think so. we have a lot of patience - patients? i don't think so. we have a lot of patience that i patients? i don't think so. we | have a lot of patience that say hey, _ have a lot of patience that say hey, you — have a lot of patience that say hey, you saw us on saturday and we were — hey, you saw us on saturday and we were so — hey, you saw us on saturday and we were so thankful you were here — we were so thankful you were here and _ we were so thankful you were here and i'm sure some patients wish _ here and i'm sure some patients wish that— here and i'm sure some patients wish that nobody was out here but if — wish that nobody was out here but if we — wish that nobody was out here but if we all look stupid, we all look_ but if we all look stupid, we all look absurd than at least they— all look absurd than at least they don't look scary, you know what _ they don't look scary, you know what i _ they don't look scary, you know what i mean?— they don't look scary, you know what i mean? research suggests the majority _ what i mean? research suggests the majority of — what i mean? research suggests the majority of abortion - the majority of abortion patients in the us are considered poor or on a low income. time off work, child care, fuel, accommodation — the costs stuck up with black and hispanic communities disproportionately affected —— stack. the swans have raised money for abortions on tiktok

after they found women begging on the streets.— on the streets. that's your future! hellfire _ on the streets. that's your future! hellfire for- on the streets. that's your future! hellfire for you! i on the streets. that's your. future! hellfire for you! you are a murderer! _ future! hellfire for you! you are a murderer! you - future! hellfire for you! you are a murderer! you hate i are a murderer! you hate humanity. are a murderer! you hate humanity-— are a murderer! you hate humani .g ., , ., humanity. john denies he has ever harassed _ humanity. john denies he has ever harassed anyone - humanity. john denies he has ever harassed anyone but i humanity. john denies he has i ever harassed anyone but admits others have. ever harassed anyone but admits others have-— others have. some people bring cut u- others have. some people bring out up baby _ others have. some people bring cut up baby pick _ others have. some people bring cut up baby pick isn't _ others have. some people bring cut up baby pick isn't all - others have. some people bring cut up baby pick isn't all that i cut up baby pick isn't all that stuff and i beg them, please don't bring that stuff here. please respect. i've been here this long, these respect what... i don't know why you're shaking your head but i don't let people bring that stuff down here.— let people bring that stuff down here. ., ., �* . i] down here. you don't agree? i absolutely _ down here. you don't agree? i absolutely disagree. _ down here. you don't agree? i absolutely disagree. what i absolutely disagree. what followed next _ absolutely disagree. what followed next was - absolutely disagree. what followed next was a i absolutely disagree. what i followed next was a lengthy row. ., ., ., ., row. you told someone the other da who row. you told someone the other day who had _ row. you told someone the other day who had a — row. you told someone the other day who had a toddler, _ row. you told someone the other day who had a toddler, you i row. you told someone the other day who had a toddler, you said i day who had a toddler, you said kill that — day who had a toddler, you said kill that one and let the other onem — kill that one and let the other one... ., ., , one... no, no, iwas using their own _ one... no, no, iwas using their own ridiculous i one... no, no, iwas using their own ridiculous way i one... no, no, iwas using their own ridiculous way of reasoning. i said why don't you kill one of them and let this one live?— kill one of them and let this one live? when patients are here with — one live? when patients are here with a _ one live? when patients are here with a male _ one live? when patients are here with a male or - one live? when patients are here with a male or a i one live? when patients are i here with a male or a perceived male _ here with a male or a perceived male partner with our cowards. oh. _ male partner with our cowards. 0h, they— male partner with our cowards. oh, they are. it's dumb, john. so why— oh, they are. it's dumb, john. so why do— oh, they are. it's dumb, john. so why do yelling at them? why

do yelling at on anaesthesia? i'm do yelling at on anaesthesia? i'm not— do yelling at on anaesthesia? i'm not yelling at them. it�*s do yelling at on anaesthesia? i'm not yelling at them.- i'm not yelling at them. it's a really were. _ i'm not yelling at them. it's a really were, we _ i'm not yelling at them. it's a really were, we could - i'm not yelling at them. it's a really were, we could have i really were, we could have helped _ really were, we could have helped you. really were, we could have helped you-— really were, we could have helped you. is helped you. we could have! is that what _ helped you. we could have! is that what they _ that what they need to hear when they've had a procedure? you mean _ when they've had a procedure? you mean when they killed their baby? yes. you mean when they killed their baby? yes-— baby? yes. how is any of that that we descend _ baby? yes. how is any of that that we descend helpful? i that we descend helpful? because they need to repent of what they did.— what they did. before that 'ust said. zoo fl what they did. before that 'ust said. 200 miles i what they did. before that 'ust said. 200 miles south, i what they did. before thatjust said. 200 miles south, it's i said. 200 miles south, it's auiet said. 200 miles south, it's quiet outside _ said. 200 miles south, it's quiet outside another i said. 200 miles south, it's i quiet outside another women public clinic in the city of naples. public clinic in the city of na - les. public clinic in the city of naples. hi! it treats unplanned naples. h i it treats unplanned pregnancies and ages range from 11 to late 40s. this pregnancies and ages range from 11 to late 4os-_ 11 to late 40s. this is where the patients _ 11 to late 40s. this is where the patients come - 11 to late 40s. this is where the patients come for- 11 to late 40s. this is where the patients come for the l the patients come for the initial exam.— the patients come for the initial exam. _ , ., initial exam. funded by private donors and _ initial exam. funded by private donors and local _ initial exam. funded by private donors and local churches, - donors and local churches, services are free, including ultrasounds. but if a patient wants an abortion, they have to go elsewhere. i’m wants an abortion, they have to go elsewhere-— wants an abortion, they have to go elsewhere. i'm doctor carree is trentham. — go elsewhere. i'm doctor carree is trentham, on _ go elsewhere. i'm doctor carree is trentham, on a _ is trentham, on a board—certified obstetrician boa rd—certified obstetrician and gynaecologic board—certified obstetrician and gynaecologic surgeon. i would like to see an outright ban of abortion in america.

doctor trend showed us research which suggests elective abortions physically and mentally harm women. but the broad medical consensus contradicts this. the american couege contradicts this. the american college of obstetricians and gynaecologists states abortions are a safe medical intervention with fewer risks than childbirth.— with fewer risks than childbirth. ., a, with fewer risks than childbirth. ., ,~, ., childbirth. there are risks to pregnancy — childbirth. there are risks to pregnancy but _ childbirth. there are risks to pregnancy but they - childbirth. there are risks to pregnancy but they are - childbirth. there are risks to pregnancy but they are less| childbirth. there are risks to . pregnancy but they are less and the risks of having an abortion. if the pregnancy is hurting the mother physically, taking her physical life, such as an ectopic pregnancy, and i do think it is necessary for a separation of the pregnancy to occur. 50 separation of the pregnancy to occur. ., ., , ., ,, occur. so what do you think about the — occur. so what do you think about the argument - occur. so what do you think about the argument that i about the argument that ultimately, you are entitled to believe what you want but that shouldn't negate a woman's right to have an abortion if she feels that's what she needs? i she feels that's what she needs? ., ,._ , ., needs? i would say there is to atients needs? i would say there is to patients for — needs? i would say there is to patients for every _ needs? i would say there is to patients for every woman - needs? i would say there is to patients for every woman who i needs? i would say there is to l patients for every woman who is pregnant. it's the woman and the baby. they can continue that pregnancy which is

protective for them emotionally and physically and offer that child to anotherfamily and physically and offer that child to another family who is in need. �* ., ., ~ , in need. but socialworkers warned these _ in need. but socialworkers warned these babies - in need. but socialworkers warned these babies could | in need. but social workers - warned these babies could end “p warned these babies could end up in the struggling care system with more than 100,000 children estimated to already be on waiting lists. 50 children estimated to already be on waiting lists.— be on waiting lists. so here's what they — be on waiting lists. so here's what they get. _ be on waiting lists. so here's what they get. it's _ be on waiting lists. so here's what they get. it's like - be on waiting lists. so here's what they get. it's like a - what they get. it's like a store, isn't _ what they get. it's like a store, isn't it? - what they get. it's like a store, isn't it? next- what they get. it's like a | store, isn't it? next door what they get. it's like a . store, isn't it? next door to the clinic is the baby boutique. new parents can attend classes and earn baby ducks. ,, , . , attend classes and earn baby ducks. ,, , ., , ., , ducks. she is able to get these clothes and — ducks. she is able to get these clothes and diapers _ ducks. she is able to get these clothes and diapers and - ducks. she is able to get these clothes and diapers and wipes | clothes and diapers and wipes in everything she needs for free —— bucks. in everything she needs for free -- bucks.— free -- bucks. it's still a fraction _ free -- bucks. it's still a fraction of _ free -- bucks. it's still a fraction of the _ free -- bucks. it's still a fraction of the cost - free -- bucks. it's still a fraction of the cost of i free -- bucks. it's still a i fraction of the cost of what bringing a baby into this world equates to. we bringing a baby into this world equates to-— bringing a baby into this world equates to. we have a 'ob find service that h equates to. we have a 'ob find service that we fl equates to. we have a 'ob find service that we offer _ equates to. we have a job find service that we offer to - equates to. we have a job find service that we offer to our i service that we offer to our mums and also, there's churches, local churches, who offer free daycare to our patients. hi! this is kim, our directorfor next steps. patients. hi! this is kim, our director for next steps. kim had an abortion _ director for next steps. kim had an abortion in -

director for next steps. kim had an abortion in 1978, - director for next steps. kim had an abortion in 1978, five years after the roe ruling. she says it is have just regret. five months later i got pregnant with my daughter and that was— pregnant with my daughter and that was when it really hit home, _ that was when it really hit home, is— that was when it really hit home, is when you have that baby— home, is when you have that baby and _ home, is when you have that baby and you hold that baby in your— baby and you hold that baby in your arms _ baby and you hold that baby in your arms and you see what you could _ your arms and you see what you could have — your arms and you see what you could have had.— could have had. decades on and i can see tears _ could have had. decades on and i can see tears in _ could have had. decades on and i can see tears in your— could have had. decades on and i can see tears in your eyes. - i can see tears in your eyes. it's why i'm here. and it's not too, _ it's why i'm here. and it's not too, you _ it's why i'm here. and it's not too, you know, for us to tell the — too, you know, for us to tell the girls— too, you know, for us to tell the girls the truth. it's not a ball— the girls the truth. it's not a hall of— the girls the truth. it's not a ball of tissue, it's a human being — ball of tissue, it's a human being inside of you.- ball of tissue, it's a human being inside of you. back in alabama. _ being inside of you. back in alabama, we _ being inside of you. back in alabama, we asked - being inside of you. back in alabama, we asked doctor| alabama, we asked doctor torrence to take a look at an anti—abortion fact sheet that doctor trentin had shared with us. doctor trentin had shared with us, , ., . , doctor trentin had shared with us. , ., . , , us. the researcher seemed very flawed and _ us. the researcher seemed very flawed and they _ us. the researcher seemed very flawed and they have _ us. the researcher seemed very flawed and they have been - flawed and they have been debunked and so i did not really give much credit to the fact sheet. i don't engage in debates about when life begins because the fact of the matter is no—one and no thing can be

inside my body without my consent. and to say otherwise is dehumanising. but consent. and to say otherwise is dehumanising.— is dehumanising. but doctor trend stands _ is dehumanising. but doctor trend stands by _ is dehumanising. but doctor trend stands by the - is dehumanising. but doctorl trend stands by the research. we've heard quite a lot about the traumatic impact of having an abortion that a woman may go on to regret it. i would question how much that person had been shamed and stigmatised about seeking abortion care. it's not so much the procedure itself but rather, how our society treats people that is the problem. aha, society treats people that is the problem.— society treats people that is the problem. a year on since the problem. a year on since the reversal _ the problem. a year on since the reversal of _ the problem. a year on since the reversal of roe, - the problem. a year on since the reversal of roe, 14 - the problem. a year on since | the reversal of roe, 14 states the reversal of roe, 11! states are navigating a new world where a previously held right is no more. while states without restrictions have seen a surge in abortion tourism. we have heard of texan women driving for ten hours, patients from the south flying to new york or washington, and delayed care means increased risk. but

for millions, this new direction is the right one, a lifesaver, and they won't rest until there is a nationwide ban. ., , . ban. you get beanie. i will get bad dog- _ ban. you get beanie. i will get bad dog- we _ ban. you get beanie. i will get bad dog. we are _ ban. you get beanie. i will get bad dog. we are finishing - ban. you get beanie. i will get bad dog. we are finishing our| bad dog. we are finishing our 'ourne bad dog. we are finishing our journey where _ bad dog. we are finishing our journey where we _ bad dog. we are finishing our journey where we started, i bad dog. we are finishing our i journey where we started, with alison. g journey where we started, with alison. �* .., , journey where we started, with alison. �* , ., journey where we started, with alison. ~ , ., ., ., alison. a couple of weeks ago i tested positive, _ alison. a couple of weeks ago i tested positive, so _ alison. a couple of weeks ago i tested positive, so i'm - alison. a couple of weeks ago i tested positive, so i'm about i tested positive, so i'm about six weeks pregnant right now. and how do you feel? it doesn't feel real yet- — and how do you feel? it doesn't feel realyet. luckily, _ and how do you feel? it doesn't feel real yet. luckily, i - and how do you feel? it doesn't feel realyet. luckily, i have - feel real yet. luckily, i have the means that if i needed to go out of state, that would be an option, but i am worried about criminality, even if you go out of state or do something that you need to for your body, there is conspiracy and other charges that can be brought against you and of course, i'm scared but, more than anything, i'm just, scared but, more than anything, i'mjust, like, really, really hopeful.

hello. after what's been another fairly warm week for many of us, the weekend is set to bring something even warmer. in fact, i think the days at times will feel quite hot and the nights will be very warm and humid as well. but as we head into sunday, we are going to see a bit of a change. some thundery downpours swinging in from the west courtesy of a frontal system, which is a long way away to the west of us right now. for the short term, high pressure isjust about in charge and around this area of high pressure, particularly as these weather fronts squeeze in, we've got a feed of humid air wafting its way across our shores. so, quite a warm and humid start to saturday morning with a fair amount of cloud actually, and some mist and murk around some of the coasts and over some of the hills. a lot of the cloud will tend to break through the day

to give some spells of sunshine. a bit of rain moving across the far north—west of scotland. there's a small chance for the odd shower in parts of northern england, down into the midlands but wales and the south of england likely to see the lion's share of the sunshine and wherever you are, it is going to be a warm day. 2a degrees for belfast, 25 for aberdeen, 29 the expected high in london. and that warmth does not ebb away quickly as we head into the evening. in fact, temperatures holding up at around 23 degrees in london and in sheffield at 10:00 in the evening, so it could well be a little bit uncomfortable for sleeping. those temperatures falling a little bit further into the early hours of sunday. but with the humid air in place, sunday is going to turn into another very warm day. however, this frontal system pushing in from the west will bring a change for some of us with a band of heavy, thundery rain already in place across northern ireland first thing. that will push its way eastwards and ahead of it, some showers will pop up across parts of northern england, eastern scotland. these could be heavy and thundery in nature. but further south and particularly further

south—east, it should stay largely dry with lots of sunshine and that warmth being squashed into the south—east corner. so, temperatures in london likely to get to 31 degrees, but just 19 for belfast. fresher in the west. and that fresher air will move across all parts of the country as we move into the start of the new week. there are, though, further frontal systems lying in wait, so we will see further outbreaks of rain at times and potentially some quite strong winds as well, particularly towards the north and the west of the uk. not as much rain further south and it is not going to be as warm as it has been.

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