The UK's new Prime Minister has appointed as Home Office Minister a woman who has repeatedly used her political office to campaign for abortion up to birth.
Dame Diana Johnson, the Labour MP for Kingston upon Hull North and Cottingham, has led numerous attempts to introduce abortion on demand up to full term and to legalise sex-selective abortions (which usually predominantly impacts baby girls).
Most of her efforts came in the form of amendments to crime and justice bills which passed through the department to which Sir Keir Starmer has now appointed her.
