Now Lord Robert Winston casts doubt on Government plan for controversial embryo research
                   
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dailymail.co.uk     12-May-2008            

Lord Robert Winston, a world expert on fertility, said it was 'no shakes' if scientists were not allowed to use part-human, part-animal embryos for experiments Labour rebels hoping to defeat the Government's controversial plans for embryo research were given a last-minute... [read full story]                    


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William Hague warns David Miliband: 'Don't try to challenge Brown yet'

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Is Brown to blame? Economic reputation damaged more by words than deeds

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Gordon Brown - New Labours Capt Scott.

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Help for familes facing repossession

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