Those who are either revolting or rejoicing at the prospect of the decriminalisation of abortion, when was an abortion last refused under the current law?
At what point in at least the last 30 years might decriminalisation not have been passed if it had been presented to either House of Parliament? And following what possible outcome of this General Election might decriminalisation not be passed were it to be so presented?
At what point in at least the last 30 years might decriminalisation not have been passed if it had been presented to either House of Parliament? And following what possible outcome of this General Election might decriminalisation not be passed were it to be so presented?
Another hung Parliament is coming, however, and we need our people to hold the balance of power in it. I am standing for Parliament here at North West Durham, where I am the only pro-life candidate, having been proposed by the man who ran pro-life for many, many years in one of the most Catholic towns in England.
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Boris Johnson has caused at least one abortion, maybe more.
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