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Christian ministry Core Issues Trust (CIT) has been notified that its bank will discontinue its accounts following a coordinated harassment campaign.

On Wednesday 29 July via a Court of Appeal remote hearing, the government will face a judicial review on its decision to allow women to have medical abortions at home during UK lockdown with only a phone or video consultation.

The government’s new regulations for the full reopening of churches, which allows churches to hold services, exactly mirror the requests of the 25 church leaders who had written to the government urging that churches be allowed to reopen without further legal restrictions.

Christian Concern's legal challenge of the government's decision to allow DIY abortions is to be heard by the Court of Appeal on 28 or 29 July.

Ahead of radical amendments delivered by MPs today in parliament that could result in the UK having the most extreme abortion law in Europe, a mystery client study has proven that women can obtain and administer dangerous 'DIY' abortion pills in breach of healthcare regulations.