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MP’s and Doctors fi...
Recent interim guidelines on assisted suicide prosecution have been condemned by... 
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Since its birth in 1996 the ProLife Alliance has always been and remains one of the... 
Aborting disabled babies...
Often people don’t realise how late abortion is carried out in the UK. Over... 
Adlakha case: Doctor who took daughter to Spain fo...
Posted on 3 February 2010.
Today a General Medical Council (GMC) panel determined that Dr Saroj Adlakha’s name be erased from the medical register. The panel found that the Birmingham GP’s fitness to practise was severely impaired because of several instances of severe misconduct centring around the procuring of a late abortion for her daughter knowing that it was illegal... 
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The ProLife Alliance comments on the recent assist...
Posted on 2 February 2010.
On Panorama on BBC1 last night Kay Gilderdale defended her decision to assist in taking her daughter’s life and called for a change in the law on assisted suicide. Also on BBC1 delivering the annual Richard Dimbleby Lecture, Sir Terry Pratchett argued for the creation of assisted suicide ‘tribunals’ to assess the cases of those wanting to die.... 
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The ProLife Alliance accuses the BBC of bias...
Posted on 2 February 2010.
The ProLife Alliance is extremely disappointed with biased viewpoint in Panorama’s coverage of the Kay Gilderdale case and the euthanasia debate last night. The programme followed Kay Gilderdale in the run up to and during the aftermath of her trial for the attempted murder of her daughter, Lynn, who suffered from ME. Camilla Bertenshaw, Communications... 
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Radio Debate on the Politics of Abortion in the US...
Posted on 29 January 2010.
Woman’s Hour hosted an excellent debate about the politics of abortion in the US today. Professor Carter Snead from Notre Dame University, Indiana and Professor Jay Kleinberg from Brunel University joined Jenni Murray to discuss some of the issues. To access the programme on BBC iPlayer, go to: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/womanshour/02/2010_04_fri.shtml  Read More →
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