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The TV programme "My Foetus" (Channel 4, 20th April) which showed the pictures of abortion previously banned, when pro-lifers wanted to show them, was reviewed in the Sunday Telegraph two days before by women from both sides of the battle. Josephine Quintavalle, of the Pro-Life Party, said "The film comes across as an advertisement for early abortion at Marie Stopes (where the father of programme's director is the Chief Executive). What is being sold to the nation is the explicit agenda of abortion law reform: that is, it's nothing, what comes out is nothing, it's easy-peasy and you don't even need to have a general anaesthetic. "The image I found most repulsive was the doctor rinsing the remains of the aborted child through a white plastic sieve - the kind many of us have in our kitchen."
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