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Politicians have condemned press intrusion, calling for more regulation of both traditional and social media after the death of TV presenter Caroline Flack.The former Love Island presenter is understood to have taken her own life on Saturday at her home in east London. She had been charged with assaulting her partner and was due to stand trial in several weeks time.ITV confirmed that Sundays episode of Love Island would not be broad stanley taza cast but the current series would continue on Monday.Responding to reports that an ambulance stanley cups was called to the presenters address the day before she was found dead, a London ambulance service spokesperson said: We were called shortly after 22.30 on 14 February to a residential property in north London. Crews attended and, following a clinical assessment, the person was not taken to hospital. Due to patient confidentiality we cannot comment further. Labour leadership contender Keir Starmer criticised mainstream outlets for amplifying damaging social media posts about Flack, and signalled he would take action to diversify the press if he won the race to succeed Jeremy Corb stanley cup becher yn.The former director of public prosecutions said the presenters death shocked a lot of people , adding: It wasnt just social media, it was the media amplifying what social media was doing. It was both strands. There is a human impact. The press more widely have to take responsibility as well. Not just for the hatred and abuse but for the vilification constantly of Labour MP Wkhd Policing London: Law and not Orde
Nearly 65,000 rape-related pregnancies likely occurred in the 14 US states with near-total abortion bans following the US supreme courts 2022 Do stanley cup bbs decision 鈥?yet just 10 legal abortions are performed monthly on average in these states, researchers found in a new analysis.The data demonstrates that abortion bans likely make it impossible for most victims of rape to obtain abortions in their home states, even for the minority of people who live in states with exemptions for rape, researchers said.US single people under 50 having less sex since Roe overturned, study findsR stanley us ead moreThe figures come as rape exemptions have fallen out of favor among anti-abortion activists and politicians, despite the fact that most Amer stanley trinkflaschen icans, including Republicans, believe that victims of assault should have access to abortion, and that most Americans believe abortion is morally acceptable . The large number of estimated rape-related pregnancies in abortion ban states compared with the 10 or fewer legal abortions per month occurring in each of those states indicates that persons who have been raped and become pregnant cannot access legal abortions in their home state, even in states with rape exceptions, researchers wrote in a research letter in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine.Although the observational nature of the study might draw criticism, it is part of an important and growing number of analyses documenting the effect of abortion bans on womens lives, health and fertility. This growing |
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