This report, which Sir Liam produced with assistance from an expert group, summarised techniques involved in stem cell research, the potential benefits of such research and the associated legal and ethical considerations. Concluded that most embryonic stem cell research did not raise different ethical issues than those already permitted, but judged that the technique of cell nuclear replacement raised sensitive issues that may not justify potential benefits and should be considered on a case by case basis. Its recommendations were to permit regulated, controlled stem cell research but prevent human cloning.

Includes Sir Liam's Special Report Stem Cell Research: Medical Progress and Responsibility and other material specifically related to stem cell research.

Plan Title: Steelwork to Openings South Elevation Infill Panels Revision B; Scale: 1:20; Date: 24 March 1983; Drawing Ref: LP603; Size: 850mm x 600mm; Material: Transparent paper.

Drawings ref series: 2415/110 - /116 ; Size 850mm x 600mm; Material: Paper. Contains 6 items.

Digital Object ID: TF-2022-08-23-004.

Cover image of Paddington Basin Development, 'The Point.'

There is also a memo about image rights addressed to Terry Farrell and Partners within the publication.

Uncoloured print by James Gillray, printed for publisher Henry G. Bohn.

Fox is depicted seceding from Parliament, suggested as a reaction to the discoveries of his political intrigues with Irish rebels. He is accompanied by two faithful dogs, Lord Grey and M.A. Taylor. The rest of the Whig party remain in place, eating their words.

Originally published 6 November 1798.

Size: 400mm x 600mm.