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Revision as of 14:52, 29 March 2012
Cornelia Oddie has been a moral conservative actist. Until 2002/3 she was a trustee and had been Vice Chair of the Family Education Trust.[1]
Media connections
- The deputy director of Family and Youth Concern is Cornelia Oddie, wife of William Oddie, editor of the Catholic Herald. The Herald is owned by Conrad Black, who also owns the Daily Telegraph. Both the Telegraph and the Daily Mail have close links with the Christian groups and often campaign on issues, such as Section 28.[2]
Notes
- ↑ Family Education Trust Annual General Meeting & Conference 15 June 2002, Bulletin No. 108 Summer 2002
- ↑ Kamal Ahmed Focus: Politics and religion: Right and wrong?: With its protests over embryo cloning and agenda on other high-profile issues, the religious Right is snapping at Blair's heels, The Observer, July 30, 2000, Observer News Pages, Pg. 20
