Hybrid embryo research blow
CARDINAL Keith O'Brien has welcomed the results of an opinion poll showing that over two-thirds opposed the creation of part-human, part-animal embryos.
The poll conducted on behalf of the Catholic Media Office, asked how strongly people opposed or supported such research. It found that 67 per cent opposed any moves to create hybrid embryos.
Cardinal O'Brien, who has led UK opposition to the Bill, said: "I am delighted to see the overwhelming majority of people, like me, are completely opposed to the creation of animal-human hybrids."
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