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Daily Mail: Rebellion grows over Brown's refusal to give MPs free vote on embryo laws 12th May 2008
Gordon Brown's refusal to give Labour MPs a free vote on embryo research laws has put some into an "untenable" position, it was claimed yesterday.
Scotsman: Exclusive: Half man, half chimp - should we beware the apeman's coming? 29th April 2008
A LEADING scientist has warned a new species of "humanzee," created from breeding apes with humans, could become a reality unless the government acts to stop scientists experimenting.
Times: BBC ‘censored Christian party broadcast’ 29th April 2008
The BBC is facing a High Court challenge over its decision to censor a party political broadcast in the run-up to Thursday’s local elections.
Telegraph: To smack or not to smack 14th April 2008
It's not illegal, yet smacking is a hotly debated issue - even 'The Archers' has tackled it. But for one couple their beliefs mean they cannot foster a child, writes Olga Craig
Times: Scientists win public support on embryo research 10th April 2008
The battle for public support over the creation of human-animal embryos has been won by scientists who want to use the controversial experiments to tackle diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
Mail: The skin cell repair kit for heart attacks 10th April 2008
Tiny pieces of skin could hold the key to healing the damage done by heart attacks.
Christian Today: High Court asked to stop animal-human hybrid experiments 10th April 2008
The Christian Legal Centre (CLC) has gone to the High Court in a bid to halt research by two universities using animal-human hybrids.
Guardian: Christian groups challenge hybrid embryos go-ahead 9th April 2008
Two Christian groups launched a legal battle today against a decision to allow university researchers to create human-animal embryos.
Telegraph: Couple who smack their daughter as 'last resort' cannot be foster parents 9th April 2008
A couple have been prevented from fostering children after insisting on the right to smack their own daughter "as a last resort".
Somerset Gazette: Couple turned down as foster parents for smacking policy 9th April 2008
A CHRISTIAN couple have been barred from fostering because they occasionally smack their own daughter as "a last resort".