advertised various brands of gin — Abortion Act, usually with little result other than nausea.
Raeburn and Margaret Drabble.
SULT recent opinion polls.
do seriously try to organise.
of sevard Ishor he at the rally, but lat was the only one to dram Ications of the fight against the Bill. He I to the otber attacks on women's position in socięty OUT THE CORRIE words by com mitting lineself to fight se cause which alows Labour MPs to p before party policy. JOHN CORRIE and his anti-abortion Bill have not had a very good week. On Tuesday 5 February about 30,000 students and trade unionists beseiged the Parliamentary lobbies to protest against his Bill. On Friday the debate in the House of Comihons if anything strengthened the hands of the pro-choice MPs and virtually sealed the fate of the Bill. n to the attacks on the working class as a promise any particular acKeir prejudice Students explained younger women. If it doesn't come to a vote this Friday, 15 February, it is unlikely to ever become law.
gathered in Central Hall, Westminster to show their anger at what certain male MPs were planning to do about women's rights. Some of them beseiged the House of Commons when they heard that women whe On the same day several thousand women
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