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Abortion and terrorism

By Mark Pack | Thu 12th June 2008 - 11:08 am

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From The Guardian on how Gordon Brown won last night’s vote on 42 days detention without trial:

It was privately acknowledged the DUP had also pushed for a financial package to lift the burden of new water charges, speed up asset sales and exclude Northern Ireland from the Abortion Act.

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One Comment

Stephen Glenn 12th Jun '08 - 12:59pm

I’m quite surprised they didn’t also wrangle psychiatric treatment for all gays in Northern Ireland as well to go along with the abortion legislation.

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