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The strange paradox of Britain’s treatment of miscarriages

21 October 2024

10:55 PM

21 October 2024

10:55 PM

Since this month, the UK government has been able to send mothers condolences for the deaths of children whom it would have been perfectly happy to allow to be killed in different circumstances.

This situation has been created by the expansion of the government’s baby loss certificate scheme, which was launched back in February.

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