doctor| edward morris.continue supplies of the gas that is vital to food and drink production. the prince of wales told the bbc he wants more ambitious action on climate change and he understands why protesters take to the streets. the iraqi prime minister, mustafa al kadhimi, has announced the capture of the man in charge of so called islamic state's finances, in what he described as a �*complex operation outside iraq'. sami jasim was a former deputy to abu bakr al baghdadi the group's leader, killed by us special forces two years ago. it's undoubtedly a significant blow against is in iraq where the group still poses a security threat despite its territorial defeat in 2017. with me is our security correspondent frank gardner the iraqis have been tight lipped about where this took place, the iraqis have been tight lipped about where this took place, they said it was an external operation carried out by iraqi intelligence and it has been praised by the us but they are not revealing where. one could guess it

of the royal couege by doctor edward morris of the royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologists on their bodies anyway, and if covid arrives and infectsl them, they are more likely- to develop complications such as pneumonia, needing ventilation or early delivery of their baby. i there was some confusion back in the spring for pregnant women about whether it was safe to go ahead and have the vaccine, maybe some of the messaging has not been as clear as it should be, but health leaders are now seeing all research on hundreds of thousands of pregnant women who have been vaccinated is that there is no evidence of any harm to the foetus or the new child.— is no evidence of any harm to the foetus or the new child. hugh, thank ou ve foetus or the new child. hugh, thank you very much- _ foetus or the new child. hugh, thank you very much. hugh _ foetus or the new child. hugh, thank you very much. hugh pym, - foetus or the new child. hugh, thank you very much. hugh pym, our- foetus or the new child. hugh, thankl you very much. hugh pym, our health editor. anyone in wales wanting to visit