Here, to begin with, is an Evening Standard story, filed by Craig Woodhouse, its political reporter, on Wednesday:
Abortion vote MP Nadine denies being a fundamentalist A Tory MP pushing for changes to abortion counselling services today denied she was a "religious fundamentalist". Nadine Dorries told MPs she had received death threats for seeking to stop abortion providers such as Marie Stopes offering advice. She wants independent counselling. She denied that her amendment to the Health and Social Care Bill is evidence of a growing Christian influence in the Tory party. "Like 73 per cent of the country I am Church of England, I do have Christian beliefs, but I am not sure when that became a crime," Ms Dorries said. "I am pro-choice."
