Anti-abortion group angered by embryo ruling

The Pro Life Campaign said today they were disappointed with an High Court ruling which found frozen embryos have no right to life.

Anti-abortion group angered by embryo ruling
Wed, 15 Nov, 2006 - 14:30

The Pro Life Campaign said today they were disappointed with an High Court ruling which found frozen embryos have no right to life.

The pressure group called for a new law to protect fertilised eggs.

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