内容摘要：Ambulance crews are also now dealing with fewer patients with respiratory complaints than earlier this month.

Ambulance crews are also now dealing with fewer patients with respiratory complaints than earlier this month.

Now it's more than 26,000 people with many new housing developments and the docks being transformed.was set up in the early 2000s and started gathering support.

But after lobbying MPs and local council for more than two decades, many never thought they'd never see the day when trains returned to their town.The final and missing funding wasDave Chillistone, from the Portishead Railway committee, said: "We've never had wording like this before. The key was the extra money on the table.

"It's what the town and other communities along the line have required really since the railway was closed."I first filmed the sad sight of the abandoned sleepers on the Portishead line 20 years ago.

The route is still there, people told me. Portishead is a growing town, they said, it needs a railway.

Year after year, the North Somerset coastal town grew. A fancy marina was developed, and a festival popped up.“My family feels so proud of me. I have left my children at home to come here, but they know I’m serving the country. This works gives me so much positive energy,” said Safia.

Many acknowledged their privilege, and some expressed fear about whether even this might be stopped eventually. The Taliban’s health ministry didn’t answer questions about how they would find students to do this course in the future, if girls were not receiving formal education after grade six.Public health, security, arts and craft are among a handful of sectors where women have been able to continue working in parts of the country. But it isn’t a formal decree that gives them permission. It’s happening through a quiet understanding between ground-level Taliban officials, NGOs and other stakeholders involved.

The new law leaves even this informal system vulnerable to the scrutiny of the Taliban’s morality police.Sources in humanitarian agencies have told us they are grappling to understand how the law should be interpreted but they believe it will make operations more difficult.