内容摘要：She added: "Women in these circumstances have a right to compassionate care and to have their dignity and privacy respected, not to have their homes, phones, computers and health apps searched, or be arrested and interrogated."

She added: "Women in these circumstances have a right to compassionate care and to have their dignity and privacy respected, not to have their homes, phones, computers and health apps searched, or be arrested and interrogated."

Grimmond stepped up admirably as a rare bright spark, in particular playing the short ball brilliantly as she whacked Lauren Bell for two mighty sixes over the leg side, while Glasgow struck nine fours in her cameo - but there was little else for England to genuinely judge their bowling on.England did not bowl badly, but considering their superiority in all aspects, they should have bowled West Indies out despite them barely playing a shot in anger from around the halfway mark.

Filer bowled with lively pace, clocking up to 77mph, and could be forgiven for being a little wayward after returning from injury. When she was on target, she unsettled the batters and ripped through the defences of Jahzara Claxton for 18 and Afy Fletcher for eight in the space of one over which put England on the brink of victory.Smith's consistency and Capsey's useful part-time off-spin have given plenty for Edwards to consider once Sophie Ecclestone returns to fitness, but again, with the greater challenge of India looming, England will have to think more creatively during the middle overs where breaking partnerships becomes trickier."It's good to see the young players going out there playing today and playing a positive brand of cricket, that was a plus for us.

"Going into it, we wanted to bowl into good areas. We struggled to do that and unfortunately it didn't go the way that we wanted.""It's quite funny how it's worked out, after a good number of games. I loved today, it's been cool to be in a big partnership with Tammy Beaumont.

"Opening's not that easy, you have to ride your luck. I did that today, but I'm pleased to pile the runs on with her."

It's refreshing to see that the future is bright and that there is competition for the spots.But the organisation says, in reality, it "glorifies thinness and vilifies weight gain" and "promotes disordered eating behaviours."

The trend has caused particular alarm in France, where experts have warned of how social media can push vulnerable young people towards developing eating disorders."The patients are completely indoctrinated -- and my 45-minute weekly consultation is no match for spending hours every day on TikTok," the nutritionist Carole Copti told the AFP news agency.

The blocking of the hashtag has been, who wrote on social media that "skinnytok is over" thanks to lobbying by European politicians.