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A Matter Of Life And Death
T HE FACT that Catholics are dying without the consolation of the sacraments in British hospitals is deeply troubling. The fact that they are dying because of the officious......
New Scanning Techniques Are Mixed Blessing
From the General Secretary of the Christian Medical Fellowship SIR — At first glance the new ultrasound scanning techniques which provided groundbreaking images of an unborn......
Letters To The Editor
The movements do not have a monopoly on youth of Public Prosecutions’ statement on the matter suggests that the Director will have little discretion and that frivolous cases......
From Mr Bernard O’connor
Fair access SIR — Before we go calling for a law that would potentially criminalise every parent in the country, we much more urgently need laws protecting our children from the......
We Should Laugh, Not Cry, At These Silly Laws
John Gummer I t is indeed a confusing world. The nuns at Tyburn are faced with a bill for £400,000 to provide disabled facilities for those who want to visit. The House of Lords......
Noisy Age
From Mrs Mary Hunt SIR — Jill Segger is right (Comment, June 18). In the silence of a Quaker “meeting for worship” one receives lights and inspirations that one does not get in......
Brown And The Forces Of Apathy
U NLESS YOU are a global rock star or an inveterate campaigner you probably find it hard to get excited about the issue of debt. We all know that debt repayments are crippling......