Belfast, - Extreme pro-abortion MPs at Westminster have launched a bid to impose abortion on Northern Ireland. MPs for five English and one Scottish constituency have tabled an amendment to extend the 1967 Abortion Act to Northern Ireland, via the government's Human Fertilisation and Embryology bil...

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News, Cardinal Keith O'Brien, archbishop of St Andrews and Edinburgh, Scotland, has highlighted the issues of abortion and embryo experimentation in the run-up to this week's by-election in Glasgow East, Scotland. Cardinal O'Brien said: "We are facing a crisis in society and we must ask ourselves ...

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A nurse administered an abortion drug to the wrong woman, a disciplinary hearing found last Friday. Ann Downer, a nurse at the Calthorpe abortion centre in Birmingham, England, failed to check the woman's identity before administering misoprostol, which induces a miscarriage. Mrs Downer received a c...

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British MPs are supporting a resolution in favour of counselling for women considering abortion. Mrs Angela Watkinson's parliamentary motion points out that the British Medical Association's recent conference acknowledged the psychological harm abortion could do. It welcomes proposed amendments to t...

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News, The Pope has said to an audience in Australia: "How can it be that the most wondrous and sacred human space, the womb, has become a place of unutterable violence?" Benedict XVI was addressing a World Youth Day event in Sydney and had just mentioned domestic violence. [Sydney Morning Herald, ]...

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News, Abortion is reportedly an issue in a Scottish by-election. Mr John Mason, the Scottish Nationalist Party candidate in Glasgow East, says he wants the time limit cut and he appears to oppose embryo research. Ms Margaret Curran, Labour, supports the status quo on the time limit, as does the Co...

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Abortion is reportedly an issue in a Scottish by-election. Mr John Mason, the Scottish Nationalist Party candidate in Glasgow East, says he wants the time limit cut and he appears to oppose embryo research. Ms Margaret Curran, Labour, supports the status quo on the time limit, as does the Conservati...

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The British government is today due to publish a policy on how dying people in England are to be treated. There are plans to respond to a widespread preference for dying at home. [BBC, 16 July] A television programme to be screened in Scotland tonight includes an excerpt from an Australian video abo...

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News, The British government is today due to publish a policy on how dying people in England are to be treated. There are plans to respond to a widespread preference for dying at home. [BBC, 16 July] A television programme to be screened in Scotland tonight includes an excerpt from an Australian v...

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News, The UK prime minister has reportedly stopped one of his party's MPs from proposing an extension of liberal British abortion law to Northern Ireland. It is said that Mr Gordon Brown intervened when Ms Emily Thornberry, member for Islington South and Finsbury, looked likely to propose an amend...

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The UK prime minister has reportedly stopped one of his party's MPs from proposing an extension of liberal British abortion law to Northern Ireland. It is said that Mr Gordon Brown intervened when Ms Emily Thornberry, member for Islington South and Finsbury, looked likely to propose an amendment to ...

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Abortion drugs are being sold on the internet. A survey of people who bought the substances that way suggests that around one woman in 10 needed surgery after taking them. The service reportedly only sends RU486 to countries where it deems the law against abortion to be strict; this includes Ireland...

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News, Abortion drugs are being sold on the internet. A survey of people who bought the substances that way suggests that around one woman in 10 needed surgery after taking them. The service reportedly only sends RU486 to countries where it deems the law against abortion to be strict; this includes...

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News, The report stage of the British government's Human Fertilisation and Embryology bill has been postponed from next week till the autumn. The government insists the bill is still important. The Conservative opposition suggests the government is worried about a forthcoming by-election. [BBC, 10]...

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The report stage of the British government's Human Fertilisation and Embryology bill has been postponed from next week till the autumn. The government insists the bill is still important. The Conservative opposition suggests the government is worried about a forthcoming by-election. [BBC, 10 July] S...

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Embryo bill postponement gives more time to lobby London, - The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) says the Government's postponement of the report stage of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill will provide more time to lobby MPs on the pro-abortion amendments which have be...

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A British pro-life group is warning that, if embryo legislation now in parliament is amended to allow abortion even more easily, yet more unborn children will die. Alive and Kicking say the annual England and Wales total could rise from the present 200,000 to a quarter of a million, and are calling ...

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News, A British pro-life group is warning that, if embryo legislation now in parliament is amended to allow abortion even more easily, yet more unborn children will die. Alive and Kicking say the annual England and Wales total could rise from the present 200,000 to a quarter of a million, and are ...

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News, Amendments to the British government's Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill proposed by MPs from the major parties would make abortion easier. The measures would mean that the grounds for abortion would be further relaxed, neighbourhood nurses could prescribe abortion drugs for use away f...

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Amendments to the British government's Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill proposed by MPs from the major parties would make abortion easier. The measures would mean that the grounds for abortion would be further relaxed, neighbourhood nurses could prescribe abortion drugs for use away from medi...

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