Abortion - should it be legalised?

Abortion - should it be legalised?; ***ALSO AVAILABLE AS VS240167001*** ENGLAND: London: Caxton Hall: MS Prof. Donald standing at microphone: SOF:"No longer for example is there any excuse for anyone who has studies this conflict of opinion let alone MPs to think that the human foetus is just a sort of inanimate jelly which can be scooped out and dropped into a bucket. Talking about that I've got a resident who only this morning I pointed out a girl, a charming girl, who had been threatened with termination while in her mother's womb and he said well he didn't mind this bucket idea at all so long as he was invited to share it with her. Now I can assure you that by the time pregnacy is diagnosed and certainly by the time it is operated on it is human life, right now, it is human life right now, recongnisably so too. Complete in all its genetic endowment whether it is a boy or a girl whether it is a genious or a dolt, whether mathematical - the whole thing - whether it is good at sport. All these things are built in. This unborn child in these early weeks is human or is anyone going to suggest that if is a rat or a guinea pig:" TS Audience: TS Audience: CS Man in Audience:SOF: "The question I want to put to the panel is this. Are they really reprsentative of the views that gynaclolgist as whole are united against reform of the law is the first question, because as far as I know no referendum has been conducted of gynacologists views. It is supposed to be a committee affair so far": TS Woman Standing: SOF: "And I would like to know what per cent of those children who are born go into care, how many are adopted, how many remain with the mother and how many end up with the NSPCC's 100,000 cruelties per year. Could you give me this please": TS Audience clap: NEG: 16mm: ITN(Crockett): 2.00mins: 75ft: Tx 24.1.67/DL