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Lord Nicholas Windsor has braved the Establishment – ie, his own family – by speaking out on abortion

The Queen’s cousin has set a fine example to fellow royals and fellow Catholics

Praying outside an abortion clinic is never boring

Extreme reactions occur occasionally, but the atmosphere is peaceful and the public more supportive than you might think

The battle on abortion should not be about incremental gains in Parliament

Pro-lifers should start by saying that abortion is intrinsically evil and fight on that principle

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‘Pro-choice’ campaigners should look to China and think again

Francis Phillips wonders if pro-abortion activists have thought through the consequences of their views

Our Lady, at the supreme moment of human history, chose to say ‘yes’ to life

Two stories I encountered yesterday offered an alternative to the Ann Furedi perspective

Debate: Has the Dorries amendment helped the pro-life cause?

Or has it distracted attention from what’s important?

The Dorries amendment was flawed from the start. We can’t let it split the pro-life movement

It would be a major victory for the devil if yesterday’s vote were to turn pro-lifers against each other

People are so rude in the abortion debate that it’s almost pointless trying to argue

And yet if ever there was a need for rational argument, then now is the time

MPs reject Dorries plan to restrict abortion counselling

Amendment that would prevent abortion providers offering counselling is defeated by a majority of 250