Prayer and prosecutions: the US 'hate group' waging war over Britain's abortion clinic buffer zones

Anti-abortion campaigners cheer as JD Vance brands safe zones an attack on 'liberties of religious Britons' Rachael Clarke remembers life before buffer zones. Almost every day, the head of staff at the UK's biggest abortion provider would get emails from staff worried about protesters outside clinics - and women crying in the waiting room. Some of the protesters had huge placards with graphic images of foetuses. Others held candlelit vigils and said prayers. One scattered baby clothes in the bus...