this put on a better footing. which means women�*s health this put on a betterfooting. uest, i think. agreeing to flexible working request, ithink. will that agreeing to flexible working request, i think. will that help a bit? and where would you see that making a difference? most bit? and where would you see that making a difference?— making a difference? most big companies _ making a difference? most big companies who _ making a difference? most big companies who are _ making a difference? most big companies who are really - making a difference? most big - companies who are really interested in making a change for theirfemale workforce, they are already doing that, so yet again this is the government piggybacking on everybody else�*s work. they themselves are doing nothing. i5 else's work. they themselves are doing nothing-— doing nothing. is there a genuine wor if doing nothing. is there a genuine worry if they _ doing nothing. is there a genuine worry if they had _ doing nothing. is there a genuine worry if they had put _ doing nothing. is there a genuine worry if th

women's health protection act. that's it. freedom to make your own reproductive health care decision. it.'s as compared to a clear effort, that's what this bill is about today, a march towards criminalizing abortion care. a nationwide ban, government mandated pregnancies. part of an extreme maga republican agenda. and so yes, we continue to extend our handan of partnershi, if you truly want to work on quality-of-life issues. but wet have seen it. we have seen on monday. we have seen on tuesday, and we're not seeing it today. so we oppose this bill. we oppose an extreme maga republican agenda, and let's get back to the business of the american people. i yield back. >> host: and opening question for you on o the direction of te house republican majority so far in this first full week of legislation. if you o approve, 202-748-8000. disapprove, 202-748-8001. a couple of comments here. guy in new york, there's no clear direction. the house gop won't be able to reconcile tensions in the caucus. the 15 votes at the kevin mccarthy to get elected speaker shows their fractious ms. and the rest of sch

s alcoholic i'm a doctor. well, just a little? come on, come on. come on, come on. i wish you good health well done real man yes there are womenn russian villages men thank you son. hello vanya, it's me, hello, it turned out. without going into terminology, vanya explained that half of the drugs used for treatment do not give very expensive drugs, who might like it, especially considering that in those days we existed on grants from pharmaceutical companies that actually sell these drugs. well, in general, of course, the work is not allowed to be published. but these are really fake drugs from what they sell in pharmacies. well, what can you do about the market? no, this is the first time i've heard of it. and what's the story? m. well, yours were engaged there. more seriously, here's an excellent device, you can use it on an elk and a bear. and shoot with what? well, if on a bear, then a half-shell. ripped right inside for the price of one. let's be alright . what do you need? it's me, hello. we need to meet soon. listen, they gave me time here for the bookmaker's main one. your share if it weren't for you, well, so that acco

200 grand and it' s £50 for grand a year and it's £50 for gbs of and then suddenly gbs of women and then suddenly it' for a appointment it's £100 for a gp appointment and have healthlth insurance, you . thank insurance, whatever you. thank you very much rebecca sarah. you very much rebecca and sarah. i we're going have to i think we're going have to leave there. please leave that there. but please don't will be don't go because i will be coming to you in just a moment. before we move on to our next debate, though, you have been debate, though, of you have been sending your thoughts sending in your thoughts on topics discussing topics we've been discussing today gender recognition . today on gender recognition. nick says you cannot the uk gender laws to other countries that have gender laws in place because . they have different because. they have different cultures, religions , other cultures, religions, other conflicting laws. that not a valid argument to justify uk gender laws . and steve says gender laws. and steve says sturgeon is deceiver and a liar. if conservatives block her gender recognition , they would gender recognition, they would not be blocking the

has, and also the mental health impact it has had on so many women, and theyjust slide away into the background and don�*t stand up for themselves. i am hoping that seeing tonight�*sioned, when _ come forward and speak. as you have mentioned, when you _ come forward and speak. as you have mentioned, when you think— come forward and speak. as you have mentioned, when you think of- come forward and speak. as you have mentioned, when you think of wales, j mentioned, when you think of wales, of course, one of the first things you think about is rugby as well. but a story like this, do you think it is going to put lots of women and girls of the sport or getting involved in the sport, potentially? i would say it should never stop anybody but there needs to be the systems in place where they can call this outcome and we need to call upon our work colleagues, the men that we work with, in order to call it out, to say, hang on a minute, mate, that�*s not ok, you can�*t say that. so better education, better communication, will help to ease the toxic culture that there is in rugby but also, what we need to see is more women at the table, more women represented on executive b