The BBC may be trying to silence us but we’re proud to be pro-life
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Alithea Williams2022-07-20T14:40:00
You’d think it would be pretty uncontroversial for a GCSE RE resource on the ethics of abortion to include reference to a charity that opposes it, says Alithea Williams. So why did the BBC recently remove a link to the oldest pro-life campaign group in the world?
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