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Misleading evidence was used by abortion providers and their allies in the civil service to strong-arm the government into allowing home abortions, the High Court has been told.

The decision by the government to allow women to have medical abortions at home with only a phone or video consultation, has been upheld by Lord Justice Singh in a judgment handed down at the High Court this afternoon (19 May).

On Tuesday 19 May, in a rolled up hearing, Christian Concern will pursue an urgent Judicial Review challenging the government's decision to allow women to have medical abortions at home with only a phone or video consultation.

District Judge Jonathan Radway has today ruled that an image of abortion, showing the consequences of local MP Stella Creasy's extreme support for abortion, is 'sickening' and 'horrific' as he upheld a ban on showing the image publicly in Walthamstow, London.

A medical expert and former Conservative government minister Ann Widdecombe have given their backing to Christian Concern’s urgent application for a Judicial Review after the government’s extraordinary double U-turn on DIY abortions.