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Selected Articles
Better spinal care is the...
The Times today reports that the mother of Dan James, the 23 year old man who was... 
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Gianna Jessen’s mother was seven-and-a-half months pregnant (approx 32 weeks)... 
Does Antenatal Testing Im...
Antenatal testing for disabilities has attracted considerable controversy over the... 
The ProLife Alliance appalled by Australian doctor...
Posted on 15 March 2010.
The Australian doctor Philip Nitschke, founder of the pro-euthanasia group Exit International’, is today running a series of seminars in Holborn, including one on ‘DIY death’. Nitschke is a well-known lobbyist for the ‘right to die’ movement and has previously courted controversy by giving well publicised ‘how to commit suicide’ classes... 
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The Economist highlights devastating effects of se...
Posted on 8 March 2010.
A series of articles in this week’s The Economist (March 6th – 12th 2010) highlights the growing epidemic of ‘gendercide’ which has accounted for the global disappearance of over 100 million baby girls through infanticide, abortion or neglect. Phenomena such as the one-child policy adopted in China and surreptitious sex-selective abortion in... 
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The ProLife Alliance is encouraged by BCAP postpon...
Posted on 3 March 2010.
The Broadcast Committee of Advertising Practice (BCAP) together with Ofcom, have announced they will shortly be publishing their new Broadcast Advertising Code, but they have decided to postpone their ruling in relationship to advertising abortion advice on television. During a consultation in March 2009, BCAP was proposing to include a rule in their... 
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The ProLife Alliance encouraged by BCAP postponing...
Posted on 2 March 2010.
The Broadcast Committee of Advertising Practice (BCAP) together with Ofcom, have announced they will shortly be publishing their new Broadcast Advertising Code, but they have decided to postpone their ruling in relationship to advertising abortion advice on television. During a consultation in March 2009, BCAP was proposing to include a rule in their... 
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