Following the recent death of Baroness Mary Warnock - Patron of the Progress Educational Trust (PET), the charity that publishes BioNews - we present this film of Mary from our archives.
The film documents a wide-ranging conversation between Mary, Sarah Norcross (Director of PET), Dr Sue Avery (Trustee at PET) and Dr Kirsty Horsey (Adviser to PET).
If you cannot see the film below, click here to view it.
Dr Kirsty Horsey will be one of the speakers at this coming Wednesday's free-to-attend evening event 'How Can We Make Surrogacy Law Deliver?' in London. Click here for details, and click here to register.
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