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it be properly held to account in the 'ob. . . be properly held to account in the 'ob. , . ., , ., jobed. | job. it is a legitimate question, - but this is not unprecedented. when lord carrington was foreign secretary he had a colleague in the house of commons who answered questions. and alex douglasjim was foreign secretary he was an arrow, he also had someone in the house of commons. i think what would be appropriate as for the next most senior minister in the foreign office to be someone, i don't know who it is intended to be, but some are perhaps of cabinet rank were close to cabinet rank to give him or her the authority to deal with these issues in the house of commons. there is nothing to stop the foreign secretary being summoned by the foreign affairs select committee to give evidence to the committee. being in the house of lords he can still give evidence to them and others. it still give evidence to them and others. . still give evidence to them and others. , ., others. it is not quite the same thou:h. others. it is not quite the same though. no. — others. it is not quite the

more than half of the state's high-risk obs will be gone by the end of the year. >> do you feel thereunintended consequences? >> obviously. >> reporter: idaho state representative republican john vander would you da voted for the abortion ban but now says his position has evolved. >> i believe we have to have something in there that includes the health of the mother, not just the life of the mother. >> how are you guys? >> reporter: vincent brown is expecting again. >> how have things been going? >> reporter: and doesn't want anyone else to go through what she did. >> the trauma that i experienced, i blame completely on the legislation. and it's really pushing me to try to make a change. >> reporter: vincent brown is now suing the state of idaho along with other patients and doctors over its abortion ban, which they say is resulting in, quote, grave harms to pregnant patients. the center for le productive rights, which filed the suit, has brought similar suits in three other states, norah. three other states, norah. >> an important it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from

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good to see ou. that has done its 'ob. good to see you. well— that has done its 'ob.have all the _ that has done its job. good to see you. we'll have all the details - that has done its job. good to see you. we'll have all the details on | you. we'll have all the details on what that means for pensioners, people who will be getting the majority or their only income from the state pension. we talked about that being in crete in line with september's figures. we know september's figures. we know september's figures. we know september's figures determining how much those pensions will rise, a significant part of that is because the october figure is lower. the same is also true for benefits. in the pits will rise by the september figure as well, going up by 6.7%, applying to things like universal credit and disability benefit. interestingly, the chancellor was pointing out was, if people were not in work, not looking for work, perhaps out of work for 18 months and showing no signs of returning to

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very important “ob, effectivelyfi crisis. very important “ob, effectively number i crisis.ant job, effectively number two . crisis. very important job, effectively number two to | crisis. very important job, i effectively number two to the chancellor but sitting around the cabinet table, sometimes in the past they have been quite prominent. i probably don't need to remind you, that was rishi sunak�*s first cabinet job and very quickly he was chancellor. one slightly odd thing about that, john glen, until that announcement, was the chief secretary to the treasury. we have not been told of any newjob for him, we have not seen him announce a resignation or that he has been sacked. as we discussed earlier, the same with richard holden, the new conservative party chairman, we have not seen what is happening to greg hands, previously cut the conservative party chairman, so still a few odds and ends of the reshuffle to be tied up. perhaps some suggestion that some cabinet ministers may be resisting a move to an ostensibly more junior position. but laura trott, rising star of the c

so i'm doing the “ob and delighted to acce t. ., , i'm doing the “ob and delighted to accet. ., , tocept. so who is david cameron and _ to accept. so who is david cameron and why - to accept. so who is david cameron and why is - to accept. so who is david cameron and why is this l to accept. so who is david| cameron and why is this so significant? deputy political editor vicki young has this report. when he became party leader, david cameron wanted to be seen as a modern, centrist, compassionate conservative, highlighting green issues in the arctic, later welcoming liberal democrats into coalition government and legalising gay marriage — all a far cry from the divisive political debate of recent years. good afternoon, everyone... after leaving office, the former prime minister retreated to his shepherd's hut to write his memoirs. there were lucrative speaking tours, charity work, and then a role with the finance group greensill capital. a committee of mps later accused him of a significant lack ofjudgment over his lobbying of ministers. the return of david cameron gives rishi sunak a

our top sto is heads on and do our “obs. our top story is the h heads on and do our “obs.gland euro 96 squad, kept it simple. that's all from sportsday, thanks so much for watching, bye for now. hello there, good evening. it was another cold and frosty start this morning for many, including here in chatsworth in derbyshire, a5 captured by one of our weather watchers. it will turn briefly milder for many overnight tonight. but generally, the theme as we head through this week is it will stay cold as we head into the start of december. more frosty nights, icy stretches, freezing fog patches and wintry showers, even possibly to lower levels at times. but through the day today, we've been dragging in some milder air across much of northern ireland, england and wales, along with showery outbreaks of rain that will continue to extend a further northwards and eastwards through the night, perhaps as far north as the central belt of scotland. and then that rain will pull southwards as we head through the small hours of tomorrow morning. some wintry showers still piling into much of

it is police to do their 'ob. it is frau:ht police to do their 'ob.job. it 1 fraught with difficulties and there is a heavy political element to many of the things police in london have to tackle. but the police are not political. they must police without fear or favour. political. they must police without fear orfavour. their political. they must police without fear or favour. their operational independence is in is extremely important. independence is in is extremely important-— independence is in is extremely imortant. , ., important. this is a politician who knows how _ important. this is a politician who knows how to _ important. this is a politician who knows how to get _ important. this is a politician who knows how to get tongues - important. this is a politician who l knows how to get tongues wagging important. this is a politician who - knows how to get tongues wagging and maybe, just maybe, she has one eye on being conservative leader one day. but is her current position on increasingly shaky ground? pete saull, bbc news. our chief politica

to to do the “ob -- 20 years old, 30 years old.’— to do the “ob -- 20 years old, 30 years era’— to doars old. to be like the american economy right now, _ years old. to be like the american economy right now, good - years old. to be like the american economy right now, good job - years old. to be like the american - economy right now, good job numbers, inflations and a better rate than europe, there are signs the purpose of fear that it is on the european continent, why does that not translate to the voters and if it turns before the vote in 2024, mike joe biden possible his fortunes change as well we show an excellent question about the labour party, the public hates inflation, working longer hours and slightly more pay but longer hours and slightly more pay bu | , , longer hours and slightly more pay bu. , , ., ., “ but less of the end of the week. food is more — but less of the end of the week. food is more expensive, - but less of the end of the week. food is more expensive, fuel i but less of the end of the week. food is more expensive, fuel is| but less of the end of the week. -

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, my 'ob as an actor is about clarity _ you do that?d it _ you do that? , my job as an actor is about clarity and it is _ you do that? , my job as an actor is about clarity and it is about - you do that? , my job as an actor is about clarity and it is about making | about clarity and it is about making the words clear and allowing people in on yourjourney as the character, so in my case playing hamlet, i don't want to alienate my audience, i want people who have perhaps never seen shakespeare before it to come and understand as many words as popular that i say when i am on stage —— as many words as possible. how i do that, it is difficult to say, but ijust have to have that in my mind. i have to be thinking about my mind. i have to be thinking about my audience and that there are going to be varying degrees of understanding and knowledge on shakespeare. there will be a lot of people in the audience who have a lot of knowledge and may be hindered ijy lot of knowledge and may be hindered by their expectations and i think there will be peo

— man for this 'ob? people are right to ask a man for this job?ht to ask a very difficult _ man for this job? people are right to ask a very difficult questions i to ask a very difficult questions about what happened on the seventh october and the prime minister has been clear that when this war is over and when it ends with israel's total victory over hamas, we will have those difficult discussions and everyone encoding the prime minister will have to give full accountability for the failure of what happened then but for now, we are focusing on this war, unwillingness war and destroying the monsters who perpetrated the massacre. i can tell you the whole of his releases ideas united on this. people understand this war can only end with the total defeat of hamas and that is what we are focusing on our and on the questions that will help us prosecute that war and we will open everything up when this war ends. and we will open everything up when this war ends-— around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories mak

and all over our country, including over half of the counties in georgia, oklahoma and texas, have no ob gyn. i do not say a few. i said none. so to them i say, don't come talking to us about the health of women and babies. when you have not treated maternal mortality as the crisis, it is, how dare you. and emily's list do note these extremist so-called leaders are on the attack against our health care system as a whole. they have tried to ban the abortion pill. and if the president now we know and realize the fda has been approving medications for over 80 years, peer reviewed scientific process is to determine the health and safety of medicines, including medicines for asthma, for high blood pressure, for diabetes. well, mr. preston has proven to be safe and effective as a medicine for abortion and miscarriage care for over 20 years. but these extremist so called leaders suggest that lawyers and politicians, not doctors, should determine which medication is best. okay. so i would urge them to look in their medicine cabinet. to understand the implications of what they are doing. i would

, why obcompanieseing younged by drug companies and young people drive . telegraph and a heartwarming story about a man known as the steve jobs of 3d printed guns inspired stuff. nicolas inspiring stuff indeed. also with some dark undertones. developer of world's most successful 3d printed gun unmasked as incel extremist extremist jake bob doig. i hope i'm pronouncing his name correctly. he was of kurdish descent , moved to germany when descent, moved to germany when very young, presumably if not born in germany. he served with the german armed forces. he was fascinated with guns and ultra smartly, he became somebody who believed that gun, gun ownership is a right to defend yourself against the tyranny and pretty much in line with the first amendment in the us. the problem was that he also was revealed later after his suspicious death, to have some extremist views in terms of support for nazis , although of kurdish nazis, although of kurdish origin himself, he wanted to eliminate hate. muslims in these views attributed to him. to him, what happened was tha

i'm joined now in the bolton and obe henry . we henry bolton and obe henry.th small boats, rightly so. a lot of people are very concerned because something tangible, something we can see, something that's so, so blatant, unfair, but actually today's figures, the legal migration through the front door , so to through the front door, so to speak, that's the real issue. mind boggling numbers . 672,000 mind boggling numbers. 672,000 and the big leap out story for me . henry done if you concur, is me. henry done if you concur, is the student visas. it's absolutely out of control record figures on students and on student dependents. >> now you know, for the life of me , i cannot see the me, i cannot see the justification as to why a student who comes to this country needs to bring a family member with them . member with them. >> you know, that's exploiting the system. >> and we've got to surely look at what is driving this, because ihave at what is driving this, because i have more than a suspicion that we've had this explosion over the last years, 15 years or so,

your “ob, ou full support? yes, he does. your job. you are _ full support? yes, he does.oes. your. job, you are judged by your results job, you arejudged by your results but you are also judged by the way your players go and play that they have not done that at all. as i said at the start, i find it in a position to be and where i am blaming matty for this when many conversations i have had to say to him, right, sorry, you're not going to have the best team, joe root, ben stokes were all these people because the test team is going to get that. i am sorry. that is going to happen. i'm not going to say you should have done this, you should have done that. we will have some pretty honest conversations, as he do and say what are you going to do to improve this? as far as i am concerned, he gets my full backing and an opportunity to try to turn it round. to the season—ending atp tour finals in turin now, where britain's neal skupski is up and running with a victory in his opening doubles match. skupski and his dutch playing partner wesley koolhof won in straight sets against t

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alice rothchild, retired ob/gyn, was last in in august. on friday, dr.hchild participated in a nonviolent protest to shut down the federal building in seattle where democratic senator patty murray of washington has an office, urging the senator to call for an immediate ceasefire. dr. rothchild is on the steering committee of the jewish voice for peace health advisory council and providing frequent updates on the deteriorating medical situation on the ground in gaza. she's also the mentor liaison for we are not numbers, and on the board of gaza mental health foundation. welcome back. if you can talk about the attack on hospitals. you have the attack on the ambulance convoy. israel said it was because they were transporting hamas fighters. you have the attack on the hospitals come israel says it is because command-and-control is underneath. can you comment on this? and the number of the death toll at this point? >> this is an appalling situation in terms of the death toll. there are multiple international laws, starting with the geneva accord, being violat

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and last of the stages doctor christina francis, a board-certified ob/gyn from fort wayne indiana and the chief executive officer of the american association of pro-life obstetricians and gynecologists. an associate scholar with of the charlotte institute, a board member of indiana right to life and physician member of the abortion pill reversals network. let's welcome our guest. [applause] doctor francis, i'm going to start with you if i can and i'd like to talk a little bit about how in abortion pill works for those who don't understand in the audience. >> absolutely. it's important when we talk about chemical abortions or the abortion pill to understand what it is because sometimes there's confusion about that. some people equate it with the morning-after pill or plan b emergency contraception. that's not what we are talking about. what we are talking about is a specific two drug combination. the first is called myth the press down or you might have heard it referred to. the drug is intended to block the action of a crucial hormone in early pregnancy called progesterone and it does

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in your experience as an ob/gyn, is that the case? dr. francis: absolutely not. i have never been called to the emergency room to take care of a tylenol complication and i have been called to the emergency room many times to take care of complications of these drugs. that does not mean the people do not present to the emergency room due to tylenol complications, but those are one they overdosed on tylenol. these complications with chemical abortions are when women take the fda approved dosage and regimen for chemical abortions. as you said in your opening cut we know that chemical abortions have a four times higher complication rate then surgical abortions. part of the problem of how women are able to continue to be told these lies that it is safer than tylenol is because the fda does not do a good job of capturing these complications. they are difficult to report to the fda. there is a process you have to go through. often it is not the abortion providers caring for these complications. it is physicians like me who are seeing women who have been abandoned to the

he's a retired ob-gyn who still manages a medical practice in columbus. dr. my bias is knowing how lovely that coordinated care of a physician and a nurse practitioner can be working together. stephanie: he says that even with their expanded training, nps typically have fewer hours of clinical practice, than physicians do. dr. parnes: there's an art to medicine. and it's not that nurse practitioners can't practice it. they definitely can. there are different levels of developing that art and different opportunities to develop it. stephanie: how do you decide at what point you really need to see a primary care physician with all those thousands of hours of residency versus being okay with seeing an advanced practitioner? dr. parnes: i think initially it would be access. and so that is one of the things i like about having more and more nurse practitioners is it increases the access. stephanie: gross says the law makes it harder for ordinary ohioans to access health care. rep. gross: let's talk about our elderly. let's talk about our medicaid. we're a medicaid

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aimed at preventing capture of its soldiers by enemy forces any cost. in a pre-recorded statement obed said fierce clashes rage on in several fronts in gaza with alcasam fighters inflicting. casualties on israeli soldiers, he also said resistance fighters fired missiles into televib with the media saying it was one of the heaviest attacks on the city, israeli forces are facing fierce resistance from palestinian groups. as regime continues its ground operation inside of gaza. the lebanese resistance moving to hezbollah says it's hit israeli military outpost in the northern parts of occupied territories. as well says the instruct virani base headquarters of israel's 9 first division with heavy caliber burcan rockets, attacks left casualties among israeli forces. 25 other launches were reported from lebanon into occupied territories on monday. the movement says attacks against israel will continue until it stops his war crimes against palestinians area along southern lebanese border has been witnessing exchanges of fire between hezbollah and israel since october 8th, that's a day after pa

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