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when we got a decision from the full supreme court sometime wednesday, very important indeed , doctor rani. for now, the abortion pill is staying on the market, as is without restrictions. but how much does this case impact patients and healthcare providers, for example, like yourself? so for now, we continue to have full access to mr kristen in states where abortion is legal, so it hasn't changed anything for today. but of course, what happens after wednesday is still completely up in the air. this is a temporary stay. physicians across the country are trying to figure out what they will do next. we are not dreamed as lawyers. we shouldn't be having to consult with lawyers to decide whether or not we can give a drug that we know is safe and effective to our patients, and we're seeing a variety of responses in different states. some states are stockpiling, kristen said. if it gets taken off the market providers can still have access to it. in other states, they're trying to prepare for it. increase in surgical abortions, which is, of course, a second choice for many pregnant people. and in

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rani“ on hotels. that is the barge that the home office have said round the clock security will minimise disruption to the community. but clearly it is the subject of legal challenges from the local district and tory mps. more on that in our later bulletins. let's get you up to date with the story that we did bnng date with the story that we did bring you. that is that the snp, the former leader, nicola sturgeon , insisted she had no sturgeon, insisted she had no pnor sturgeon, insisted she had no prior knowledge that the police would arrest her husband. peter murrell , the former chief murrell, the former chief executive of the party, was arrested earlier. it's in connection with the police scotland investigation into the party finances. it scotland investigation into the party finances . it centres party finances. it centres around that £600,000 set aside for the independence campaign. now a spokesman for ms. sturgeon says she's cooperating with police scotland, if required . police scotland, if req

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