Matt Hancock said DIY home abortions would be ‘temporary’. One year on, they’re still legal
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Andrea Williams2021-03-30T15:50:00
What were initially billed as ‘temporary’ changes to abortion law are still in place, and Christians must oppose them, says Christian Concern’s Andrea Williams
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