september we ve been ensuring that we are expanding capacity, that we are expanding capacity, that we are making sure that our providers are protect it. as we know, half the country will put forth some type of band to access to health services including abortion and we need to ensure that people are taken care of, no matter where they live. are taken care of, no matter where they live. and that is a very reasoned where they live. and that is a very reasoned and very reasoned and understandable approach that you would a given take your side of the debate. it is a very polarising issue. there is a fact here though and that is the highest court in the land with some of the most reputable judges in the united states appear to have reached the view that the law has been wrong. well, what i would say is, first, it is a draft, and as of today, abortion is still legal throughout the country and health centres continue to be open. but this is settled law. this is something that we have
welcome to bbc news i m david eades. our top stories: protests in the united states after a leaked document suggests the supreme court will overturn the law protecting the right to abortion. there s fierce reaction on both sides. the us senate majority leader says he ll hold a symbolic vote to put the right to an abortion into federal law. we will vote to protect a woman s right to choose and every american is going to see which side every senator stands on. in ukraine, more than 100 civilians including children finally reach safety after being trapped for weeks
he wants to pass a law through congress guaranteeing access to abortion. everyone knew a ruling on abortion rights was coming from the supreme court, but such a dramatic change in the law has still come as a seismic shock. the passions ignited by one of the most divisive issues in america will not be silenced when the court delivers its official ruling. it wasn t silenced forward the delivery of the decision either. the senate majority leader in the united states, chuck schumer, says he plans to hold a vote as early as next week on enshrining the right to an abortion into federal law. it is our intention for the senate to hold a vote on legislation to codify the right to an abortion in law. second, a vote on this legislation is no longer an abstract exercise. this is as urgent and as real as it gets. we will vote to protect a woman s right to choose and every american is going to see which side every