we know is not the first time that matt healy has used the performance to highlight anti—lgbt laws.age, a young fan, and kissed him and afterwards tweeted to say, "thank you, dubai, i might not be allowed back due to my behaviour." so not the first time he's used his platform to try to highlight these issues. a major review of pregnancy loss services in england says women should have access to specialist miscarriage care 2a hours a day, seven days a week. it s estimated there are around 500 miscarriages every day in the uk, but many women lose their babies at home, with very little support or pain relief. and a warning: there are some graphic descriptions of baby loss in?tulip mazumdar s report, which some viewers may find upsetting. rachel has been documenting her pregnancy journey on tiktok. she suffered four miscarriages. her second was particularly traumatic. it was, unfortunately, i believe, over a weekend period. and so, the advice i was really kind of given was, it seems like you're having another miscarriage, have plenty of bed rest, and take some pain relief if needed, and

we know is not the first time that matt healy has used the performance to highlight anti—lgbt laws. and kissed him and afterwards tweeted to say, "thank you, dubai, i might not be allowed back due to my behaviour." so not the first time he's used his platform to try to highlight these issues. a mass march by thousands of israeli protesters has reached the parliament injerusalem, where mps are due to pass the first bill in the government's planned overhaul of the judiciary. tens of thousands of people have joined the march since it set off from tel aviv earlier this week. they plan to set up tents at the knesset as they stage a last ditch effort to try to prevent or delay the final votes on a bill that would curb the supreme court's ability to render void decisions by the government that it deems unreasonable. here in the uk, rail strikes are disrupting travel plans today, as many families begin their summer holiday getaway. members of the rmt union employed by 1a companies, have walked out again, in their dispute over pay and conditions. passengers are being urged to check before th

we know is not the first time that matt healy has used the performance to highlight anti—lgbt laws.ge, a young fan, and kissed him and afterwards tweeted to say, "thank you, dubai, i might not be allowed back due to my behaviour." so not the first time he's used his platform to highlight these issues. here in the uk, rail strikes are disrupting travel plans today, as many families begin their summer holiday getaway. members of the rmt union employed by 1a companies, have walked out again, in their dispute over pay and conditions. passengers are being urged to check before they travel. as the school summer holidays get going for millions of people in england and wales, in many places, the trains have come to a halt. today is the latest strike by members of the rmt at 1a train companies, and it's the last day of the current overtime ban by train drivers in the aslef union. it's not good really when family days out and things like that, because you do need to plan ahead when you have got young children. we left manchester at nine o'clock this morning, and we have had an hour wait in yo

we know is not the first time that matt healy has used the performance to highlight anti—lgbt laws.stage, a young fan and kissed him and afterwards tweeted to say thank you to buy, i might not be allowed back due to my behaviour. so not the first time he's used his platform to highlight these issues. sport now. and let's start with the women's world cup. england started their campaign with a 1—0 victory against haiti in group d. with a 1—0 victory a penalty from georgia stanway was enough to secure victory victory for the lionesses and a crucial three points. corinne yorston played for the england national team for six years. she gave this reaction after the result. a lot of expectation building up to this tournament with them being european champions. and it's just always such a big lead in phase into world cups and major tournaments that you just want to get going with it. so, you know, they probably know they can perform better, but the biggest thing is they got three points in their group stage and their opening game. and yeah, i'm sure they're just relieved and happy with the w

matt healy probably needs it needs a bit more than her. you know, she took the money just, you know, money and just, you know, doesn't, doesn't care. doesn't, doesn't doesn't care. >> you know, he the money? >> where is he? you know, took a stand. he was like, what? malaysia, googled malaysia, like finally googled what malaysia was found out. you know what you can and can't do there. but interesting is there. but what's interesting is there's of becoming more there's sort of becoming a more islamic country. they're becoming sort of intolerant becoming more sort of intolerant of free expression and stuff. they're becoming more like middle eastern countries as so they've got like a sort of virtue police. so my friend rizal, who runs crack house comedy in kuala lumpur, his club was down and he was was shut down and he was arrested because an open mic night , arrested because an open mic night, somebody did something that considered offensive, that was considered offensive, blasphemy, blasphemous . she was blasphemy, blasphemous. she was weari

matt healy probably needs it needs a bit more than her. you know, she took the money just, you know, money and just, you know, doesn't, doesn't care. doesn't, doesn't doesn't care. >> you know, he the money? >> where is he? you know, took a stand. he was like, what? malaysia, googled malaysia, like finally googled what malaysia was found out. you know what you can and can't do there. but interesting is there. but what's interesting is there's of becoming more there's sort of becoming a more islamic country. they're becoming sort of intolerant becoming more sort of intolerant of free expression and stuff. they're becoming more like middle eastern countries as so they've got like a sort of virtue police. so my friend rizal, who runs crack house comedy in kuala lumpur, his club was down and he was was shut down and he was arrested because an open mic night , arrested because an open mic night, somebody did something that considered offensive, that was considered offensive, blasphemy, blasphemous . she was blasphemy, blasphemous. she was weari

. >> the situation then, >> so what's the situation then, about matt healy and group?the far east about their policy there . equality policies. >> well, this is 1975. they were playing the good vibes festival in kuala lumpur and malaysia and obviously matt healy, the lead singer, takes a very strong stand against our sort of like, you know, discrimination. lgbt plus rights. and malaysia have zero tolerance over that. so he gets on stage and to move it to prove his point, he actually snogs and it's a proper snog the bass player more than a proper song. >> it was like it was like proper tongues. >> and he's not gay, right? >> and he's not gay, right? >> oh, no, no, no. he was going out with taylor swift five minutes ago. >> just possibly. >> so you just possibly. >> so you just possibly. >> so you just possibly. >> so it's full on snog now. it's like, okay, you're making the i get that. however the point. i get that. however later go to a country later when you go to a country like that, you maybe should respect rules or don't go, respect their rules or don't go, yeah ,

a very singer, matt healy, he's a very big, staunch supporter of the lgbtq plus community. to tell us who we can have sex with? so he went on to have this big rant, and then he went to go kiss the bass player, ross mccall macdonald and after that, their set got cancelled. and then now the festival has also been cancelled altogether. the ministry has said, you know, it has an unwavering stance against any parties that challenge ridicule or controversy in malaysian laws i >> -- >> it's difficult, isn't hum >> it's difficult, isn't it, because they are malaysian laws and apparently the people in the crowd were quite upset . yes. but crowd were quite upset. yes. but what they saw on stage was they're not used to it . they're not used to it. >> well, but the video i saw , >> well, but the video i saw, they were all cheering . they were all cheering. >> i've seen a different video this morning. >> i've seen a different video this morning . so the one that we this morning. so the one that we watched yesterday, it was a long kiss, wasn't it? >> yeah, was. they >> yeah, it was. he t

i do think there was a research error here because ross, matt healy, he's very big.ast. so he used this performance to kind of make a dig at the government and their laws against gay people by, of course, kissing his fellow man, full blown snog that just wasn't a peck on the cheek. i know you know you know, some people know that. you know, some people are saying that's very disrespectful you disrespectful because you can still the lgbtq community. >> but to be in a country where you know, those are the laws, it's really playing with fire and the whole festival ended up getting cancelled . and i said getting cancelled. and i said this it's the people that had tickets for the festival and we're forward seeing we're looking forward to seeing the bands that of feel the bands that i sort of feel sorry for a bit here as well. and think there's bigger and i think there's a bigger message you know, message here because, you know, not fans are from not all of their fans are from the lgbt community. not all of their fans are from the lgiyou've munity. not all of their fans are