内容摘要：The Scottish government said Vance was "incorrect" with his comments, which were

The Scottish government said Vance was "incorrect" with his comments, which were

It is expected that silent prayer will fall under the scope of the law. Police and prosecutors will get guidance on enforcing the law in the coming weeks.in Northern Ireland last year and another

in Scotland on 24 September.Heidi Stewart, head of the British Pregnancy Advisory Service, said the implementation of the zones "can't come soon enough"."For years our staff and the women we care for have endured anti-abortion fanatics standing outside clinics for hours on end staring at them accessing or going to provide private medical care, stopping them outside and telling them that abortion is murder."

She added that the government should remember the law was "designed to address the harm caused by so-called silent prayer" and that "all forms of harassment" should be prohibited.Catherine Robinson, a spokesperson for Right To Life UK, said the zones would mean "vital practical support provided by volunteers outside abortion clinics, which helps to provide a genuine choice, and offers help to women who may be undergoing coercion, will be removed".

Ealing council, in west London, established

around a Marie Stopes clinic in 2018 - using a Public Space Protection Order to give local police the power to move, or even fine, anyone who breached it., when waste containing sodium cyanide flowed into the River Tisza, a tributary of the Danube, following a dam burst at a goldmine in Romania.

The accident killed about 80% of fish in the river and devastated local populations of birds and other animals.Sodium cyanide dissolves in water and can have serious adverse health effects if people or pets come into direct contact with it, the council advised.

Anyone exposed to the water who felt unwell should seek medical advice through the NHS 111 service or phone 999 in an emergency, a spokesperson for the authority added.People living on boats on the canal in the affected area were being made aware of the spill, the Canal and River Trust said.