内容摘要：The incident happened on 29 June 2024 at around 12:30 BST. Bostanli had started his attack at the victim's home before chasing after him into a shop and down a street.

The incident happened on 29 June 2024 at around 12:30 BST. Bostanli had started his attack at the victim's home before chasing after him into a shop and down a street.

Abortion is legal until the 24th week of pregnancy in Nevada, with exceptions after only if the physician treating the patient believes abortion is necessary to protect the mother's life.A question on whether to enshrine access to abortion in the state's constitution. In order for the protection to be added to the constitution, the ballot question will need to be approved by voters twice: once in 2024 and once in 2026.

Nevada is one of the most hotly-contested swing states in the election. If more Nevadans show up to the polls and are motivated to vote on this question, it could prove helpful for Democrats.Abortion is currently illegal after six weeks of pregnancy, except in some cases. If an individual wants to have an abortion before the six week mark Florida requires two in-person visits to a clinic, 24 hours apart.There are some exceptions to these regulations, including rape, incest and human trafficking but those only apply up until 15 weeks of pregnancy.

Abortions in Florida can also be provided after six weeks if a woman's life is at stake, she faces "substantial and irreversible" physical impairment or if there is a fatal foetal abnormality.Eligible Floridians are voting to add language to the state constitution that would protect abortion access that says: "No law shall prohibit, penalise, delay, or restrict abortion before viability or when necessary to protect the patient’s health, as determined by the patient’s healthcare provider."

The issue is unlikely to affect national or local races - but it did put a spotlight on Donald Trump and

The former president, who lives in Florida, initially said he would vote in favour of the initiative, but“With further cuts, there is not only a risk to the artistic quality and talent development of our artists and arts workforce, but also a real risk to cross-sector work including in health and education which has a huge impact," she said.

A spokeswoman for performing arts network Creu Cymru welcomed the report and agrees that the 40% cut in funding since 2010 needs to be “urgently addressed”.She said urgent action was needed to prevent closures and the “downward spiral that will cause the arts to lose their impact”.

The spokeswoman added that the challenges faced by the sector were hitting its ability to stay open, retain staff, and produce new work.“Even a small boost in arts funding could have a major impact, creating more than a thousand new jobs across Wales,” she said.