rights will be most affected. it s those people whose health will be most affected. and sadly, this is a pattern in states like texas, mississippi, and alabama, and it s our failure if we don t connect the dots. we cannot talk about this without also including america s history of forced servitude, of slavery. what we see is a continuation, a continued effect of gutting, erasing, ignoring any kind of human right, let alone constitutional right or civil liberty of black women to control their own reproductive health care. we saw that in the 1600s, 1700s, 1800s. thought that it was done with the 13th amendment abolishing slavery, but here we are back to states that say we can coerce black women, force them to carry to term pregnancies that they may not want, and, in fact, risk
by tomorrow we are all in the blue colours. this weather front produces some light rain for parts of southern scotland and northern ireland, pushing into northern england and north wales too. a bit of sunshine ahead of that and the return of sunshine and showers to the north too. once the cloud kero years in the south coast, we are in the colder weather tomorrow morning. it s going to be quite a chilly frosty start. more sunshine around tomorrow but plenty of shows in the north and east, erasing to feel chilly particularly when you add on hello, this is bbc news, the headlines. anger in the netherlands over new covid restrictions. dutch police have shot and wounded at least two people during rioting as coronavirus infection rates rise across europe.
of foreign joy of global environmentalists that happened in 2015 but takes it in the next step, chris, and that s in president clinton call terms so difficult these days. let s go from rosy to rabid. what has the international community solved as a group in the g-20 is an outgrowth of the g 5, 6 and 1 and 8 had 8 for a second and then kicked them back out. that was at bretonwoods that took place in new hampshire and that was about understanding a currency model, tying that to gold. nixon blew that up in 1970 when he took the dollar off of the gold standard and that went away and then you formed the g-20 in 1999. let s start again. let s have more people. more stakeholders and we ll get more done. what did they really hold their name to in terms of what they achieved? are we expecting too much in terms of any kind of international erasing of any problemed through collective
spent any time listening to the facts then this audit show that joe biden won by more vote then we even thought. then there is no evidence for the, those people will believe this and the entire process here is designed to make us believe that the elections is unreliable. that they are not final their. that is just the first round, the first suggestion in an election. it really comes out when you get into voter subversion, when you get into violence, the pressure violence, they are trying to de-legitimize elections. quickly and finally to you, cynthia, is there any way to interpret chuck grassley showing up at a trump event this weekend, as essentially attaching endorsing endorsement of what s trump tied to. do i think what we re seeing here is a lot of erasing of the
my mother became somebody else. it has been very, very heavy on me, on my shoulders. it s that sense of just complete disempowerment. that s the heavy burden palestinians carry, and it s 48, it s 67, it s today. it s happening today in east jerusalem. this story has not ended. the whole palestine continues to be eaten up like a cancerous disease, delighting, erasing, demallishing, and the world is silent again. i will tell you the course on palestine has shifted. students from all different backgrounds are embracing the palestinian cause. in many ways it links into the black lives matter movement, too, to make it clear that