forced to stop operating and tell people they could no longer help. it is like having to turn winning away. —— women away. it is like having to turn winning away. -- women away-— -- women away. it sucks. it's difficult to — -- women away. it sucks. it's difficult to see _ -- women away. it sucks. it's difficult to see the _ -- women away. it sucks. it's difficult to see the end - -- women away. it sucks. it's difficult to see the end of- -- women away. it sucks. it's difficult to see the end of the| -- women away. it sucks. it's i difficult to see the end of the we hope _ difficult to see the end of the we hope the — difficult to see the end of the we hope the end is not permanent. do not hope the end is not permanent. dir: not kill hope the end is not permanent. not kill your hope the end is not permanent. do not kill your baby. god gave you that baby, — not kill your baby. god gave you that baby, do _ not kill your baby. god gave you that baby, do not _ not kill your baby. god gave you that baby, do not kill— not kill your baby. god gave you that baby, do not kill it. - not kill your baby. god gave you that baby, do not kill it. we. not kill your baby. god gave you that baby, do not kill it.- not kill your baby. god gave you that baby, do not kill it. we are at the change. _ that baby, do not kill it. we are at the change. we — that baby, do not kill it. we are at the change, we are _ that baby, do not kill it. we are at the change, we are the _ that baby, do not kill it. we are at the change, we are the change. i that baby, do not kill it. we are at. the change, we are the change. what now for them — the change, we are the change. what now for them in _ the change, we are the change. what now for them in terms _ the change, we are the change. what now for them in terms of _ now for them in terms of reproductive rights in the united states? arkansas is one of the 13 states with anti—abortion laws designed to be triggered by the court ruling and where its impact was felt almost immediately. you know the rules? this is little rock family planning service. it is the last independent abortion clinic in arkansas. most of the people who work here have done so for many years, they are, they say, a family. since may when the court draft opinion was leaked they have known their days providing the care they do were numbered and the ruling could come at any day. mat ruling could come at any day. not toda . ruling could come at any day. not today- we — ruling could come at any day. iifrt today. we have done whatever we can, jump today. we have done whatever we can, jump through all the hoops, just to still be here and provide the care. and now to put this barrier in place that will truly make it impossible, it seems unbelievable. then;t that will truly make it impossible, it seems unbelievable.— that will truly make it impossible, it seems unbelievable. they know it is now a waiting _ it seems unbelievable. they know it is now a waiting game. _ it seems unbelievable. they know it is now a waiting game. and - it seems unbelievable. they know it is now a waiting game. and so - it seems unbelievable. they know it is now a waiting game. and so did l is now a waiting game. and so did the protesters that called them murderers outside. it is the protesters that called them murderers outside.— the protesters that called them murderers outside. it is the worst kind of murder, _ murderers outside. it is the worst kind of murder, quite _ murderers outside. it is the worst kind of murder, quite possibly, i kind of murder, quite possibly, because — kind of murder, quite possibly, because it _ kind of murder, quite possibly, because it is premeditated and it is against _ because it is premeditated and it is against a _ because it is premeditated and it is against a defenceless baby. inside, friendly pranks _ against a defenceless baby. inside, friendly pranks provide _ against a defenceless baby. inside, friendly pranks provide a _ friendly pranks provide a distraction from the pending unemployment that looms. each of them knows every day they spent together could be the last. this doctor travels to arkansas from another state because the restricted laws and the threat of violence or financial ruin has long been too great for local doctors to carry out abortions you themselves.- great for local doctors to carry out abortions you themselves. every day could mean — abortions you themselves. every day could mean i— abortions you themselves. every day could mean i may _ abortions you themselves. every day could mean i may not _ abortions you themselves. every day could mean i may not get _ abortions you themselves. every day could mean i may not get a - abortions you themselves. every day could mean i may not get a chance l abortions you themselves. every day| could mean i may not get a chance to provide care that day even though... abortion could start out legal in the morning and be illegal by the afternoon. the the morning and be illegal by the afternoon. , . ' the morning and be illegal by the afternoon. , ., ' ., afternoon. the staff here have watched each _ afternoon. the staff here have watched each other— afternoon. the staff here have watched each other 's - afternoon. the staff here have watched each other 's children i afternoon. the staff here have - watched each other 's children grow, watched each other �*s children grow, they have supported each other through their own abortions. this lad is through their own abortions. this lady is one _ through their own abortions. this lady is one of— through their own abortions. this lady is one of a — through their own abortions. t�*u 3 lady is one of a number at the clinic were patients before. dare lady is one of a number at the clinic were patients before. are you serious? and _ clinic were patients before. are you serious? and you _ clinic were patients before. are you serious? and you called _ clinic were patients before. are you serious? and you called me, - clinic were patients before. are you serious? and you called me, i- clinic were patients before. are you serious? and you called me, i wasl serious? and you called me, i was calling _ serious? and you called me, i was calling to — serious? and you called me, i was calling to see if you want to do work_ calling to see if you want to do work here _ calling to see if you want to do work here and i was like, 0k. i�*d work here and i was like, 0k. i'd love it. work here and i was like, 0k. love it. this is work here and i was like, 0k. u�*c love it. this is not a funeral parlour or a cancer ward, people get health care here.— health care here. people need them to believe it — health care here. people need them to believe it is _ health care here. people need them to believe it is what _ health care here. people need them to believe it is what it _ health care here. people need them to believe it is what it should - to believe it is what it should become _ to believe it is what it should become a _ to believe it is what it should become a society— to believe it is what it should become a society leads - to believe it is what it should become a society leads to i to believe it is what it should - become a society leads to believe this should — become a society leads to believe this should be _ become a society leads to believe this should be a _ become a society leads to believe this should be a solemn - become a society leads to believe i this should be a solemn experience that you _ this should be a solemn experience that you are — this should be a solemn experience that you are saying _ this should be a solemn experience that you are saying that _ this should be a solemn experience that you are saying that it - this should be a solemn experience that you are saying that it is - this should be a solemn experience that you are saying that it is but. that you are saying that it is but it is not — that you are saying that it is but it is not always _ that you are saying that it is but it is not always the _ that you are saying that it is but it is not always the case. - that you are saying that it is but it is not always the case. we - that you are saying that it is but| it is not always the case. we are saving _ it is not always the case. we are saving lives, _ it is not always the case. we are saving lives, it _ it is not always the case. we are saving lives, it comes— it is not always the case. we are saving lives, it comes from - it is not always the case. we are saving lives, it comes from their own mouth _ saving lives, it comes from their own mouth-— saving lives, it comes from their own mouth. ., ., ., ~ own mouth. right now, i am working two “obs own mouth. right now, i am working two jobs already _ own mouth. right now, i am working two jobs already and _ own mouth. right now, i am working two jobs already and i _ own mouth. right now, i am working two jobs already and i am _ own mouth. right now, i am working two jobs already and i am barely - two jobs already and i am barely making — two jobs already and i am barely making it — two jobs already and i am barely making it. ifi two jobs already and i am barely making it. if i had another kid... and _ making it. if i had another kid... and thank— making it. if i had another kid... and thank goodness you had that choice _ and thank goodness you had that choice. , ., ., . , ~ choice. girl, i want to cry thinking about it. choice. girl, i want to cry thinking about it- not— choice. girl, i want to cry thinking about it. not only _ choice. girl, i want to cry thinking about it. not only me, _ choice. girl, i want to cry thinking about it. not only me, my - choice. girl, i want to cry thinking about it. not only me, my kids i choice. girl, i want to cry thinking - about it. not only me, my kids would suffer— about it. not only me, my kids would suffer as _ about it. not only me, my kids would suffer as well. you about it. not only me, my kids would suffer as well-— suffer as well. you know what i am sa in: ? it suffer as well. you know what i am saying? it is _ suffer as well. you know what i am saying? it is wednesday _ suffer as well. you know what i am saying? it is wednesday the - suffer as well. you know what i am saying? it is wednesday the 15th i suffer as well. you know what i am i saying? it is wednesday the 15th of june, the week before the ruling. hannah knows she may not be doing this tomorrow and so does michelle. it is easy to keep busy with a higher number of appointments than they have ever known.— they have ever known. everybody makin: they have ever known. everybody making sure _ they have ever known. everybody making sure the _ they have ever known. everybody making sure the area _ they have ever known. everybody making sure the area is _ they have ever known. everybody making sure the area is ready. i they have ever known. everybody - making sure the area is ready. today is another day _ making sure the area is ready. today is another day they _ making sure the area is ready. today is another day they provide _ making sure the area is ready. today is another day they provide care - making sure the area is ready. today is another day they provide care for women regardless of what brings them here. t women regardless of what brings them here. . , women regardless of what brings them here. ., , ,., women regardless of what brings them here. ., , ., , , here. i have seen so many different scenarios. — here. i have seen so many different scenarios. so _ here. i have seen so many different scenarios, so many _ here. i have seen so many different scenarios, so many different - here. i have seen so many different i scenarios, so many different women, heard so many stories. and ijust cannot even imagine what some of these women are going through outsidejust the story these women are going through outside just the story they tell us. we don't get the whole story. itruiheh we don't get the whole story. when abortion became _ we don't get the whole story. when abortion became legal, _ we don't get the whole story. when abortion became legal, pregnancy became _ abortion became legal, pregnancy became safer for women in this country — became safer for women in this country. and just like abortion made pregnancy— country. and just like abortion made pregnancy safe, the criminalisation of abortion— pregnancy safe, the criminalisation of abortion will make pregnancy unsafe — of abortion will make pregnancy unsafe. we will come to recognise the full— unsafe. we will come to recognise the full cost of criminalising abortion— the full cost of criminalising abortion when we start to see the hump— abortion when we start to see the bump in— abortion when we start to see the bump in the rise of maternal mortality— bump in the rise of maternal mortality and morbidity, suffering and death related to conditions from pregnancy _ and death related to conditions from pregnancy. i and death related to conditions from reunan . ., and death related to conditions from reunan . . , and death related to conditions from reunan . . . , pregnancy. i have been praying here 12 ears. pregnancy. i have been praying here 12 years- they _ pregnancy. i have been praying here 12 years- they do — pregnancy. i have been praying here 12 years. they do not _ pregnancy. i have been praying here 12 years. they do not know- pregnancy. i have been praying here 12 years. they do not know what - pregnancy. i have been praying here 12 years. they do not know what it l 12 years. they do not know what it will say but _ 12 years. they do not know what it will say but for _ 12 years. they do not know what it will say but for the _ 12 years. they do not know what it will say but for the protesters, - 12 years. they do not know what it i will say but for the protesters, the clinic escorts, the reception and medical staff note the ruling is coming so they have stopped taking new appointments. it is coming so they have stopped taking new appointments.— new appointments. it is hard to be on the phone _ new appointments. it is hard to be on the phone with _ new appointments. it is hard to be on the phone with someone - new appointments. it is hard to be on the phone with someone and i new appointments. it is hard to bei on the phone with someone and to hear their voice crack and to hear them start crying because i myself have been in that situation. i have needed an abortion. but abortion saved my life from a domestic violent situation and you never know what these women are going through. you know? birth control fails all the time. sometimes, people become pregnant, you know, under circumstances that was not even consensual. shill circumstances that was not even consensual-— circumstances that was not even consensual. all right. i am doctor parker. consensual. all right. i am doctor parker- due _ consensual. all right. i am doctor parker. due to _ consensual. all right. i am doctor parker. due to so-called - consensual. all right. i am doctor parker. due to so-called trap - consensual. all right. i am doctor| parker. due to so-called trap lows or targeted _ parker. due to so-called trap lows or targeted regulation _ parker. due to so-called trap lows or targeted regulation of - parker. due to so-called trap lows or targeted regulation of abortion | or targeted regulation of abortion providers doctor parker is legally bound to inform patients what will happen using specific terminology, at least 72 hours before he terminate their pregnancies. it means many women have to take several days off work and make the often long and costlyjourney twice. got some things that the state requires — got some things that the state requires me to tell you. those things— requires me to tell you. those things that i think are designed to scare _ things that i think are designed to scare you — things that i think are designed to scare you. but they require me to tell you _ scare you. but they require me to tell you but — scare you. but they require me to tell you but i get to interpret what ithink— tell you but i get to interpret what i think they mean. the reason i explain — i think they mean. the reason i explain it— i think they mean. the reason i explain it is— i think they mean. the reason i explain it is people who want you to feel guilty, — explain it is people who want you to feel guilty, but they are really giving — feel guilty, but they are really giving you is their opinion. 20 euros giving you is their opinion. 22 euros laurent travelled here from oklahoma, a state which banned abortion months before the supreme court gave any state the right to do so. she says she does not have the financial or mental stability to bring up a child alone. she allowed us to film her procedure. this bring up a child alone. she allowed us to film her procedure.— us to film her procedure. this is lauren. us to film her procedure. this is lauren- all _ us to film her procedure. this is lauren. all right. _ us to film her procedure. this is lauren. all right. they - us to film her procedure. this is lauren. all right. they got - us to film her procedure. this is lauren. all right. they got you | lauren. all right. they got you comfortable? all right. all right. there _ comfortable? all right. all right. there are — comfortable? all right. all right. there are no surprises. the pressure you feel, i want you to let go. and exhale. goodbye. thank you. lauren is taken to the recovery room after a five minute procedure and 20 hours of travel. it minute procedure and 20 hours of travel. , , minute procedure and 20 hours of travel. . , ., , , ., , ., travel. it seems inappropriate, the -ractice travel. it seems inappropriate, the ractice of travel. it seems inappropriate, the practice of medicine, _ travel. it seems inappropriate, the practice of medicine, we _ travel. it seems inappropriate, the practice of medicine, we have - travel. it seems inappropriate, the i practice of medicine, we have argued for many years, should be left to the people that practice medicine and medical decisions or private between the doctor and their patient. to have the government involved has always been something we have argued against. you know, we are here and we do this care for the reasons that are very personal and... any of us who work here have done this for a very long time and to have that no longer be accessible is very upsetting. you are a lawbreaker. don't kill our you are a lawbreaker. don't kill your baby- _ you are a lawbreaker. don't kill your baby. don't _ you are a lawbreaker. don't kill your baby. don't kill _ you are a lawbreaker. don't kill your baby. don't kill your- you are a lawbreaker. don't kill your baby. don't kill your baby. i your baby. don't kill your baby. this— your baby. don't kill your baby. this is— your baby. don't kill your baby. this is where _ your baby. don't kill your baby. this is where the _ your baby. don't kill your baby. this is where the case - your baby. don't kill your baby. this is where the case decidedl your baby. don't kill your baby. i this is where the case decided at the supreme court originated, the last abortion clinic in mississippi, also known as the pink house. the state of mississippi tried to ban almost all abortions here after 15 weeks when the highest court in the land ruled in its favour, it overturned its own most famous and controversial ruling in the case of roe v wade. that gave women across the united states the right to choose, now 50 years on, it has taken that right away from individuals and handed it to individuals and handed it to individual states. many republican—led states including mississippi now have or will either ban abortion or severely restrict access to it. we ban abortion or severely restrict access to it— access to it. we are trying to rotect access to it. we are trying to protect the _ access to it. we are trying to protect the unborn _ access to it. we are trying to protect the unborn white - access to it. we are trying to l protect the unborn white child access to it. we are trying to - protect the unborn white child and you are _ protect the unborn white child and you are not — critics of the supreme court ruling said this is where it will be most acutely felt. as you drive around the mississippi delta, you can see just how rural it is. the uniform rows of crops that report by stretch further than the eye can see. this is the land of the haves and the have—nots, with little but farmland in between. ok. amanda was a struggling single mother, still breast—feeding when she found out she was pregnant again. flame breast-feeding when she found out she was pregnant again.— breast-feeding when she found out she was pregnant again. come on, are ou she was pregnant again. come on, are you ready? — she was pregnant again. come on, are you ready? i — she was pregnant again. come on, are you ready? i am _ she was pregnant again. come on, are you ready? i am ready. _ she was pregnant again. come on, are you ready? i am ready. she _ she was pregnant again. come on, are you ready? i am ready. she was- you ready? i am ready. she was sta in: you ready? i am ready. she was staying with _ you ready? i am ready. she was staying with her _ you ready? i am ready. she was staying with her parents, - you ready? i am ready. she wasi staying with her parents, having escaped an abusive partner and she was adamant she wanted a termination but she says she was tricked by a crisis pregnancy centre into thinking they would help out until it was too late.— thinking they would help out until it was too late. eventually i found out i had timed _ it was too late. eventually i found out i had timed out, _ it was too late. eventually i found out i had timed out, essentially, l out i had timed out, essentially, how far along i was, whatever, i had timed out and i knew then my other option was to go somewhere else, another state but i did not have transportation, i did not have a phone. transportation, i did not have a hone. ,, transportation, i did not have a hone. ., ., ., transportation, i did not have a hone. ,, ., ., . ., . transportation, i did not have a hone. ,, ., ., . .,. , transportation, i did not have a hone. ., ., ., . , ., transportation, i did not have a hone. ,, ., , ., ., phone. she had no choice but to have the baby here — phone. she had no choice but to have the baby here in _ phone. she had no choice but to have the baby here in the _ phone. she had no choice but to have the baby here in the poorest - phone. she had no choice but to have the baby here in the poorest region i the baby here in the poorest region of the poorest state with the lowest number of doctors per capita anywhere in america. and where many clinics have closed. in the mississippi delta, wages are low and health insurance is expensive. that combination has led to nearly 40% of the population here being settled with medical debts and if they cannot pay, clinics and hospitals close. access to health care it gets worse, not better. that plus a lack of basic transportation and nutrition puts many pregnant people in the highest risk category. the bannin: in the highest risk category. the banning of _ in the highest risk category. tte: banning of abortion in the highest risk category. t"'te: banning of abortion will in the highest risk category. t“te: banning of abortion will increase maternal morbidity and mortality. this clinic... at the health centre here it's only obstetrician tells me banning abortion will exacerbate an already desperate situation. find t already desperate situation. and i think what is _ already desperate situation. and i think what is sometimes - already desperate situation. jim i think what is sometimes missing already desperate situation. jim t think what is sometimes missing in the general public discussion of abortion is that abortion is a necessary part of reproductive care. blindly banning abortion really puts women's lives at risk. greenwood is less than an hour away but it feels like another world. at the regular sunday service, local obstetrician doctor terry is amongst the quire, he does not agree. there will be more — the quire, he does not agree. there will be more children _ the quire, he does not agree. there will be more children being - the quire, he does not agree. there will be more children being given a chance _ will be more children being given a chance at— will be more children being given a chance at life. i don't think women's _ chance at life. i don't think women's health care will be impacted, maybe we should not have sex outside _ impacted, maybe we should not have sex outside marriage. and women making _ sex outside marriage. and women making those difficult decisions. so making those difficult decisions. sc this is making those difficult decisions. this is art making those difficult decisions. sr this is art reception area. making those difficult decisions. so this is art reception area. when - this is art reception area. when abstinence _ this is art reception area. when abstinence fails, _ this is art reception area. when abstinence fails, which - this is art reception area. when abstinence fails, which it - this is art reception area. when abstinence fails, which it often | abstinence fails, which it often does come up crisis pregnancy centres which women like amanda often confused with clinics, step in and they are the answer to unwanted pregnancy and any hardship it might bring, is counselling and prayer. have you ever sat in this room and thought may be having this baby is not the right choice for this girl? never. i don't think there is such a thing as a child that should not be born, ijust don't thing as a child that should not be born, i just don't think, thing as a child that should not be born, ijust don't think, i think the world is a better place with more children and i understand there are higher risks but i understand women who are in poverty do have healthy babies.— women who are in poverty do have healthy babies. slow down. amanda sa s there healthy babies. slow down. amanda says there is — healthy babies. slow down. amanda says there is nowhere _ healthy babies. slow down. amanda says there is nowhere near - healthy babies. slow down. amanda says there is nowhere near enough l says there is nowhere near enough support here for the children people are being forced to have. what would you say to anti—abortion campaigners, people at the crisis pregnancy centres who say to you, we helped you, because now you have this lovely little boy who you never would have had. t this lovely little boy who you never would have had.— this lovely little boy who you never would have had. i would say to them what i would have had. i would say to them what i have — would have had. i would say to them what i have been _ would have had. i would say to them what i have been saying _ would have had. i would say to them what i have been saying to _ would have had. i would say to them what i have been saying to them - would have had. i would say to them what i have been saying to them in l what i have been saying to them in my mind _ what i have been saying to them in my mind for— what i have been saying to them in my mind for years and years, no thanks— my mind for years and years, no thanks to — my mind for years and years, no thanks to you. because you don't know— thanks to you. because you don't know what— thanks to you. because you don't know what we went through, you don't know what we went through, you don't know that _ know what we went through, you don't know that my abuser had to be escorted — know that my abuser had to be escorted out of the hospital when i had the _ escorted out of the hospital when i had the child. when it all worked out, _ had the child. when it all worked out, did — had the child. when it all worked out, did it — had the child. when it all worked out, did it really? can we really -et out, did it really? can we really get into— out, did it really? can we really get into it? _ out, did it really? can we really get into it? what about the young woman _ get into it? what about the young woman who is dead? what about the kids who _ woman who is dead? what about the kids who do — woman who is dead? what about the kids who do not have a mother, what about— kids who do not have a mother, what about the _ kids who do not have a mother, what about the child being abused, what about— about the child being abused, what about the _ about the child being abused, what about the kids in foster care who are suffering? what about the kids, there _ are suffering? what about the kids, there is— are suffering? what about the kids, there is no— are suffering? what about the kids, there is no grocery store, no hospital. _ there is no grocery store, no hospital, they don't have books at school? _ hospital, they don't have books at school? what about the parents who do not _ school? what about the parents who do not have — school? what about the parents who do not have jobs? we have these children— do not have jobs? we have these children but we cannot support them. and mind _ children but we cannot support them. and mind that like many others here, feels she has already effectively been living in a post roe v wade world, one which had little respect for the reproductive rights she was constitutionally entitled to. life will go on here but now, as soon as they are born, the future generations of the delta will have even fewer rights and fewer choices than their parents did. just after 9am on friday the 24th of june, the supreme court delivered its decision. the agonising wait at the clinic is over. it was exactly the clinic is over. it was exactly the ruling they had been dreading. but the expectation did not make the court decision any less devastating. i love this place, these people, everybody is super nice. i love what we do, it is helpfulfor women everybody is super nice. i love what we do, it is helpful for women who feel they do not have another way out. , , ., ., feel they do not have another way out. ,, ., ., , out. this is not a country i ever thou~ht out. this is not a country i ever thought i _ out. this is not a country i ever thought i would _ out. this is not a country i ever thought i would know. - out. this is not a country i ever thought i would know. i- out. this is not a country i ever| thought i would know. i thought out. this is not a country i ever- thought i would know. i thought that this country would still care about people _ this country would still care about people. with still care about women. we have _ people. with still care about women. we have got to make sure that every woman _ we have got to make sure that every woman knows how important this is. this is— woman knows how important this is. this is not— woman knows how important this is. this is notjust women. these people have a _ this is notjust women. these people have a christian nationalist country _ have a christian nationalist country, they do not want you taking birth control. country, they do not want you taking birth control-— birth control. they are going after transgender— birth control. they are going after transgender people _ birth control. they are going after transgender people next, - birth control. they are going after transgender people next, query i transgender people next, query people — transgender people next, query --eole. , , ., transgender people next, query . eo . le, , , ., , transgender people next, query --eole. , , ., , ., people. they tell us what they are auoin to people. they tell us what they are going to do _ people. they tell us what they are going to do after _ people. they tell us what they are going to do after this _ people. they tell us what they are going to do after this is _ people. they tell us what they are going to do after this is closed. i people. they tell us what they are | going to do after this is closed. my suggestion is for you to turn around and leave _ suggestion is for you to turn around and leave this — suggestion is for you to turn around and leave this place _ suggestion is for you to turn around and leave this place of— suggestion is for you to turn around and leave this place of sin- suggestion is for you to turn around and leave this place of sin and - and leave this place of sin and iniquity, — and leave this place of sin and iniquity, this _ and leave this place of sin and iniquity, this evil— and leave this place of sin and iniquity, this evil place. - and leave this place of sin and iniquity, this evil place. the i iniquity, this evil place. the reuular iniquity, this evil place. the regular protesters - iniquity, this evil place. regular protesters outside iniquity, this evil place.- regular protesters outside the clinic welcomed the ruling. you are on notice. — clinic welcomed the ruling. you are on notice. your— clinic welcomed the ruling. you are on notice, your license _ clinic welcomed the ruling. you are on notice, your license plate - clinic welcomed the ruling. you are on notice, your license plate has i on notice, your license plate has been _ on notice, your license plate has been recorded _ on notice, your license plate has been recorded and _ on notice, your license plate has been recorded and you - on notice, your license plate has been recorded and you will- on notice, your license plate has been recorded and you will be i been recorded and you will be reported — been recorded and you will be reported to _ been recorded and you will be reported to the _ been recorded and you will be reported to the authorities. i been recorded and you will be - reported to the authorities. itllhile reported to the authorities. while some busied _ reported to the authorities. while some busied themselves - reported to the authorities. some busied themselves taking reported to the authorities.“ some busied themselves taking down registration numbers, clinic escorts began explaining to patients who continued to arrive why they could no longer help. continued to arrive why they could no longer help-— continued to arrive why they could no longer help. abortion is murder. it has 'ust no longer help. abortion is murder. it hasjust been _ no longer help. abortion is murder. it hasjust been upheld. _ no longer help. abortion is murder. it hasjust been upheld. the - no longer help. abortion is murder. it hasjust been upheld. the right i it hasjust been upheld. the right of abortion— it hasjust been upheld. the right of abortion is _ it hasjust been upheld. the right of abortion is returned _ it hasjust been upheld. the right of abortion is returned to - it hasjust been upheld. the right of abortion is returned to the - of abortion is returned to the people _ of abortion is returned to the people the _ of abortion is returned to the people. the elected - of abortion is returned to the - people. the elected representatives. we will— people. the elected representatives. we will not _ people. the elected representatives. we will not fully— people. the elected representatives. we will not fully celebrate _ people. the elected representatives. we will not fully celebrate until - we will not fully celebrate until abortion— we will not fully celebrate until abortion is— we will not fully celebrate until abortion is eradicated - we will not fully celebrate until abortion is eradicated fully- we will not fully celebrate until| abortion is eradicated fully from our land. — abortion is eradicated fully from our land, until— abortion is eradicated fully from our land, until our— abortion is eradicated fully from our land, until ourfamily- abortion is eradicated fully from i our land, until our family planning services _ our land, until our family planning services for — our land, until our family planning services for example _ our land, until our family planning services for example is _ our land, until our family planning services for example is closed - our land, until our family planning i services for example is closed down and does _ services for example is closed down and does not — services for example is closed down and does not reopen, _ services for example is closed down and does not reopen, then - services for example is closed down and does not reopen, then we - services for example is closed down and does not reopen, then we can. and does not reopen, then we can celebrate — and does not reopen, then we can celebrate for _ and does not reopen, then we can celebrate for sure. _ and does not reopen, then we can celebrate for sure. i— and does not reopen, then we can celebrate for sure.— celebrate for sure. i am proud to announce _ celebrate for sure. i am proud to announce as _ celebrate for sure. i am proud to announce as chief— celebrate for sure. i am proud to announce as chief legal- celebrate for sure. i am proud to announce as chief legal officer i celebrate for sure. i am proud to | announce as chief legal officer for the state of arkansas that the united states supreme court has in fact overruled roe v wade. and plant parenthood versus casey. thereby restoring the state of arkansas the authority to prohibit abortions. ads, authority to prohibit abortions. a few hours later in downtown little rock the arkansas attorney general fought back tears ofjoy rock the arkansas attorney general fought back tears of joy as rock the arkansas attorney general fought back tears ofjoy as she signed an almost total ban on abortion into law. terminations can only take place here now in the case of a life—threatening maternal medical emergency. there are no exceptions of cases of rape or incest, it is a law even the state governor says will lead to heartbreaking circumstances for some young girls. heartbreaking circumstances for some ouna uirls. .,. heartbreaking circumstances for some ouna uirls. ., , heartbreaking circumstances for some oun irls. ., young girls. those conversations on oli in young girls. those conversations on policy in 2019. _ young girls. those conversations on policy in 2019, whether _ young girls. those conversations on policy in 2019, whether we - young girls. those conversations on policy in 2019, whether we should i policy in 2019, whether we should include _ policy in 2019, whether we should include cases of rape or incest and the legislature said we should not include _ the legislature said we should not include those exceptions, it should only be _ include those exceptions, it should only be in— include those exceptions, it should only be in the life of the mother. you agree — only be in the life of the mother. you agree with that or do you have reservations? t do you agree with that or do you have reservations?— reservations? i do agree because this is an innocent _ reservations? i do agree because this is an innocent life _ reservations? i do agree because this is an innocent life we - reservations? i do agree because this is an innocent life we are - this is an innocent life we are talking — this is an innocent life we are talking about and that innocent life that began at conception, because it was formed and under evil circumstances it does not make the innocent _ circumstances it does not make the innocent child evil.— innocent child evil. today our attorney general _ innocent child evil. today our attorney general signed - innocent child evil. today our attorney general signed a i attorney general signed a proclamation— attorney general signed a proclamation that - attorney general signed a proclamation that made l attorney general signed a proclamation that made it attorney general signed a - proclamation that made it clear women's — proclamation that made it clear women's who— proclamation that made it clear women's who are _ proclamation that made it clear women's who are victims - proclamation that made it clear women's who are victims of - proclamation that made it clear. women's who are victims of rape proclamation that made it clear- women's who are victims of rape and children— women's who are victims of rape and children who — women's who are victims of rape and children who are _ women's who are victims of rape and children who are victims _ women's who are victims of rape and children who are victims of— women's who are victims of rape and children who are victims of rape - women's who are victims of rape and children who are victims of rape andl children who are victims of rape and incest _ children who are victims of rape and incest art _ children who are victims of rape and incest art no — children who are victims of rape and incest art no longer— children who are victims of rape and incest art no longer able _ children who are victims of rape and incest art no longer able to - children who are victims of rape and incest art no longer able to try - children who are victims of rape and incest art no longer able to try to i incest art no longer able to try to regain _ incest art no longer able to try to regain control _ incest art no longer able to try to regain control.— regain control. this was the reaction _ regain control. this was the reaction outside _ regain control. this was the reaction outside the - regain control. this was the reaction outside the capitol| reaction outside the capitol building. tt reaction outside the capitol buildinu. , , . ., . reaction outside the capitol- building._ there are building. it is my choice! there are women who _ building. it is my choice! there are women who need _ building. it is my choice! there are women who need to _ building. it is my choice! there are women who need to have - building. it is my choice! there are i women who need to have something done to— women who need to have something done to their bodies. no man should ever tell— done to their bodies. no man should ever tell us — done to their bodies. no man should ever tell us or woman that we cannot do, ever tell us or woman that we cannot do. we _ ever tell us or woman that we cannot do. we ought — ever tell us or woman that we cannot do, we ought to be able to do it. we are at— do, we ought to be able to do it. we are at the _ do, we ought to be able to do it. we are at the change.— are at the change. among those demonstrating _ are at the change. among those demonstrating is _ are at the change. among those demonstrating is karen, - are at the change. among those demonstrating is karen, the - are at the change. among those i demonstrating is karen, the clinic escort. mr; demonstrating is karen, the clinic escort. y ., demonstrating is karen, the clinic escort. g . , ., ., escort. my name is karen. that felt better than — escort. my name is karen. that felt better than i— escort. my name is karen. that felt better than i thought _ escort. my name is karen. that felt better than i thought it _ escort. my name is karen. that felt better than i thought it would, - escort. my name is karen. that felt better than i thought it would, i'ml better than i thought it would, i'm sorry. thank you! we do clinic escort and we started out, the arkansas support network started as a clinic escort programme, we were there at the clinic helping people walking through the door. and i was there today with some other escorts. when they close their doors. it is heartbreaking. we are going to continue to do this, we are going to continue to do this, we are going to continue to do this, we are going to continue to keep raising money and help get people out of their state. there are facilities and other places and we are going to send them there. , do you want me to take...? do you want me to take. . . ? back at the clinic they _ do you want me to take. . . ? back at the clinic they had _ do you want me to take. . . ? back at the clinic they had to _ do you want me to take. . . ? back at the clinic they had to come - do you want me to take. . . ? back at the clinic they had to come to - do you want me to take. . . ? back at| the clinic they had to come to terms with the fact the care they provided here for many years is now a criminal offence.— here for many years is now a criminal offence. none of them are close to us- — criminal offence. none of them are close to us. the _ criminal offence. none of them are close to us. the closest _ criminal offence. none of them are close to us. the closest we - criminal offence. none of them are close to us. the closest we have i criminal offence. none of them are close to us. the closest we have is| close to us. the closest we have is illinois. there is a health clinic. it is about ten minutes from saint lewis, do you want the number? i do not think there is a waiting period but it is about a five hour drive. and tell people not to come for their appointments but help make alternative arrangements. can t their appointments but help make alternative arrangements. can i help ou with alternative arrangements. can i help you with anything — alternative arrangements. can i help you with anything else? _ alternative arrangements. can i help you with anything else? and - alternative arrangements. can i help you with anything else? and it's - you with anything else? and it's like having to turn women away, like... it sucks. what did she say? she is going to look on the pro—choice website, i'm sorry, i feel like my face is getting hot because i start crying every time i have to tell them now but she is going to look and hopefully find a place she can get an abortion and if not, she will have a kid that she does not want to have and probably will not be a good situation. so, that sucks. will not be a good situation. so, that sucks-— that sucks. jennifer first walked throu . h that sucks. jennifer first walked through this — that sucks. jennifer first walked through this corridor _ that sucks. jennifer first walked through this corridor more - that sucks. jennifer first walked through this corridor more than t that sucks. jennifer first walked - through this corridor more than ten years ago when she came here, a young woman who was in trouble and looking for help. she says her abortion saved her life and that the care she received here inspired her to train so she could do the same for others. do to train so she could do the same for others-— for others. do not to be able rovide for others. do not to be able provide anyone _ for others. do not to be able provide anyone else - for others. do not to be able provide anyone else when i i for others. do not to be able - provide anyone else when i know what this place _ provide anyone else when i know what this place is— provide anyone else when i know what this place is capable of, it's heartbreaking. it's really heartbreaking. it's really heartbreaking. it's really heartbreaking. i mean, they need to come _ heartbreaking. i mean, they need to come and _ heartbreaking. i mean, they need to come and listen to the phone calls i -et come and listen to the phone calls i get every— come and listen to the phone calls i get every day, i have to tell them i am sorry— get every day, i have to tell them i am sorry but there is nothing i can do. am sorry but there is nothing i can do i'm _ am sorry but there is nothing i can do i'm sorry— am sorry but there is nothing i can do. i'm sorry your boyfriend beat you every— do. i'm sorry your boyfriend beat you every day and he rape she of the time _ you every day and he rape she of the time i_ you every day and he rape she of the time i can _ you every day and he rape she of the time. i can give them information to help them _ time. i can give them information to help them try but it is heartbreaking, this place saved my life, literally. | heartbreaking, this place saved my life, literally-— life, literally. ifeel angry in a wa that life, literally. ifeel angry in a way that anybody _ life, literally. ifeel angry in a way that anybody who - life, literally. ifeel angry in a way that anybody who is - life, literally. i feel angry in a l way that anybody who is deeply invested — way that anybody who is deeply invested in— way that anybody who is deeply invested in human _ way that anybody who is deeply invested in human rights - way that anybody who is deeply| invested in human rights should way that anybody who is deeply- invested in human rights should feel angry— invested in human rights should feel angry and _ invested in human rights should feel angry and outraged _ invested in human rights should feel angry and outraged and _ invested in human rights should feel angry and outraged and indignant. invested in human rights should feell angry and outraged and indignant any time they— angry and outraged and indignant any time they are — angry and outraged and indignant any time they are witnessing _ angry and outraged and indignant any time they are witnessing injustice. i time they are witnessing injustice. if time they are witnessing injustice. if you _ time they are witnessing injustice. if you are — time they are witnessing injustice. if you are not— time they are witnessing injustice. if you are not angry _ time they are witnessing injustice. if you are not angry you _ time they are witnessing injustice. if you are not angry you have - time they are witnessing injustice. if you are not angry you have to i if you are not angry you have to question— if you are not angry you have to question your _ if you are not angry you have to question your values. _ if you are not angry you have to question your values.— if you are not angry you have to question your values. although it looks scary. _ question your values. although it looks scary. it — question your values. although it looks scary. it is _ question your values. although it looks scary, it is noninvasive. - looks scary, it is noninvasive. there will be follow—up care for recent patients and the administrative work that comes with winding down a business but operations have stopped and the clinic is now for all intents and purposes, close. it is very difficult to see it end although— it is very difficult to see it end although we hope the end is not permanent. we know there are other ways we _ permanent. we know there are other ways we can — permanent. we know there are other ways we can still pursue our support of this— ways we can still pursue our support of this movement. and abortion care. no matter— of this movement. and abortion care. no matter what new avenue i find in a job. _ no matter what new avenue i find in a job, i_ no matter what new avenue i find in a job, iwill— no matter what new avenue i find in a job, i will still definitely work with everything i have to help ensure — with everything i have to help ensure that this right returns. we obviously— ensure that this right returns. we obviously care very much for our staff _ obviously care very much for our staff as — obviously care very much for our staff. as you have said, we are like family. _ staff. as you have said, we are like family. we — staff. as you have said, we are like family, we truly are and we want them _ family, we truly are and we want them to— family, we truly are and we want them to continue to have jobs and careers— them to continue to have jobs and careers that are fulfilling. and it's very— careers that are fulfilling. and it's very heartbreaking that our work— it's very heartbreaking that our work has — it's very heartbreaking that our work has gone, but i again think it is important — work has gone, but i again think it is important to know there are so many— is important to know there are so many women out there who will not be able to— many women out there who will not be able to travel, who do not have the means— able to travel, who do not have the means and — able to travel, who do not have the means and who will ultimately not -et means and who will ultimately not get care — means and who will ultimately not get care. and that is a tragedy as well _ get care. and that is a tragedy as well. . , ., ., , well. the decision of the six conservative _ well. the decision of the six conservative justices - well. the decision of the six conservative justices at - well. the decision of the six conservative justices at the | well. the decision of the six - conservative justices at the supreme court will impact the lives of millions of americans. apart from closing this decades long debate, it has intensified it and lead to a wave of legislation and lawsuits that has only deepened the chasm dividing the united states and led the world to question its direction which even its president seems powerless to control. hello. there's a lot of dry weather around today with some places staying completely dry. still keep on guard for darker clouds on the horizon. a few showers scattered across the country as we've seen so far today and will continue into the afternoon. main rain bearing weatherfront we had through yesterday. that's pushing its way off into the continent, bringing a drop in temperature after record breaking heat. a few weather fronts weakly tangled across the uk. one, a focus for a few showers. yorkshire down through towards east wales and the midlands as we go through lunch, and into the afternoon, eastern areas most prone to some of the heaviest showers. in the west, though, after starting with showers, many places becoming dry longer spells of sunshine and a brighter afternoon in the north of scotland compared with this morning. temperatures here a little on the low side, but quite a brisk breeze because of that. we've got winds gusting 30, 35 miles an hour, and that wind will freshen a bit further through tonight, bringing further batches of showery rain across scotland. maybe the odd one into northern ireland, northern england. much of england, wales, though the daytime showers fade away and it will be a dry night for most. and so as we start monday morning commute, temperatures similar to recent mornings, around 10 to 13 degrees. a dry bright start for the vast majority could be a bit more cloud. isolated showers drift its way southwards across england and wales during the morning. more showers at times in scotland, northern ireland, but actually, very few in number. vast majority will have a dry day on monday, and temperatures 16 to 18 degrees across the north but feeling a bit fresher in the cloudier spots and the breeze, low 20s in the south. as we go through into tuesday, high pressure is trying to swing and take milderair, waiting to come round it, but it will come with a lot of cloud. so after a bright start, we'll see cloud thicken up western scotland, northern ireland, patchy rain later in the day. odd isolated shower across some other western areas, many places having a dry day, best of the sunshine to the south and the east. and that area of high pressure will slowly and only slowly nudge its way in as we go through the week. still some weather fronts and breezy conditions toppling around the north, but eventually, temperatures rising. at the moment, we've got the warmth across europe where we've seen record breaking heat. notice those warmer colours depart, turns cooler, the blue colours relative to normal, whereas we start to warm up relative to normalfor this stage injuly. showing up on our city forecast for cardiff and london temperatures mid 20s later in the week with the best of the sunshine. always cloudy in scotland, northern ireland, but not desperately chilly. temperatures above where we should be. this is bbc news, i'm frankie mccamley. russia's defence minister, sergei shoigu, says russian troops have completed the capture of the eastern ukrainian region of luhansk. moscow claims its forces have encircled lysychansk, the last city in the area which was being defended by ukraine. the regional governor of luhansk says russian forces are, as he put it, are now "entrenched" in lysychansk. a spokesman for the ukrainian ministry of defence, yuriy sak, said he could not confirm that the russians had full

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