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All four holders of the “Great Offices of State” have failed to support a woman’s right to access safe abortions in England over the past seven years, the Guardian can reveal.

You’d almost think that this is a political subject, where views can and do differ.

Wouldn’t that be weird?

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Boganboy
Boganboy
3 years ago

I must concede that, if any woman wishes to kill her child, I wouldn’t mind eliminating her from the gene pool.

But I can’t see why MY money should be wasted on the matter.

Peter Briffa
Peter Briffa
3 years ago

‘Can reveal’. The hack looked at theyworkforyou.com

Chester
Chester
3 years ago

Is it in the Bill of Rights? Not really a right then.

Not even in the ECHR.

Bloke on M4
Bloke on M4
3 years ago

“Katherine O’Brien, the spokesperson for the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (Bpas), said giving Caulfield responsibility for abortion was “more than a disregard for women’s health, it feels like a slap in the face”.”

When will Conservatives realise they have to stop funding their enemies? 99% of the income for BPAS to carry out abortions comes from the NHS.

Sam Vara
Sam Vara
3 years ago

It’s not even a particularly political issue, as abortion doesn’t feature strongly in manifestos, and is pretty much a non-issue during campaigns. It’s just down to the fact that different people have different views on morality, and different priorities. You might as well pick four people at random from the street.

jgh
jgh
3 years ago

I don’t remember an Abortion Act Amendment Bill coming up in the last seven years.

dearieme
dearieme
3 years ago

There must be a dishonest meaning behind “safe abortions” What is it?

Flubber
Flubber
3 years ago

There must be a dishonest meaning behind “safe abortions” What is it?

According to the fanatics, abortion freely available up to about a week past birth.

And I’m not joking nor exaggerating

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