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Why the abortion time limit will soon come down
spectator.co.uk
21-May-2008 157 related
        

Sadly, the abortion vote last night pretty much split down party lines with 83 percent of Tories in favour of a lower limit and 80 percent of Labour MPs supported the 24 week status quo. It would be a disaster for British politics if abortion was to become a partisan issue—imagine the Commons... [read full story]                    

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England prepare for Kazakh clash

itn.co.uk
15 mins ago 107 related
        

Fabio Capello will tell Theo Walcott not to try too hard as England prepare to take on Kazakhstan. The England boss said he will advise England's boy wonder "not to try to do too much" as he makes his Wembley debut. The England...

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Grandad can only eat standing up

jpress.co.uk
21 mins ago
        

A Lancashire grandfather suffering from such agonising back pain he has to eat standing up has accused health chiefs of bending the truth about waiting times. Leonard Shaw, 73, who lives in Chorley, has been angered by claims...

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Royal honour for county's finest

jpress.co.uk
21 mins ago
        

Former Lancashire Police chief constable Sir Paul Stephenson has been knighted by the Queen at Buckingham Palace. Bacup-born Sir Paul, whose family still live in Lancashire, is to become the acting commissioner of the...

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