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To keep up with the demand, Planned Parenthood expanded abortion services at its Champaign Health Center in 2022 and last month opened a new clinic in Carbondale.

SIR – Ignoring the fact – as successive governments have done for 20 years – that the Royal Navy is a third of the size this country needs it to be, one despairs of the predictability of the Ministry of Defence’s response to its shortage of manpower (“Navy has so few sailors ships must be scrapped”, report, January 5).

SIR – The ITV drama Mr Bates vs the Post Office, about the Horizon scandal, highlights the appalling treatment of many sub-postmasters and the tardy response to this miscarriage of justice.

Following a lawsuit filed by the pro life umbrella group National Institute of Family and Life Advocates (NIFLA), the Attorney General of Illinois has agreed to a permanent injunction nullifying a law which targeted pregnancy crisis centers to ban them from using alleged "misinformation, deceptive practices, or misrepresentation in order to interfere with access to abortion services or emergency contraception,” CBN News reports.

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Raoul’s decision to permanently halt enforcement of the law came in an agreed order that effectively ends a lawsuit filed by anti-abortion groups within an hour of Gov. J.B. Pritzker

Illinois will not enforce a law that targets the practices of pro-life pregnancy resource centers and seeks to prevent these organizations from engaging in what their critics have claimed are "deceptive practices." 

“This law is just one of a number of illegal new laws enacted across the country that restrict pro-life speech."

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — The state has agreed to drop enforcement of a law backers said was aimed at deterring deceptive practices by anti-abortion pregnancy centers following a legal challenge by anti-abortion groups. Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed the measure this summer but it was temporarily blocked shortly afterward by a federal judge who in a scathing opinion called the law “both stupid and very ...

Pro-life pregnancy centers could have been fined up to $50,000 for violating the law.