On 1 and  2 July, a team of SPUC supporters are planning to climb Britain's three highest peaks.

The team will be tackling Ben Nevis, Snowdon and Scafell Pike within 24 hours - the National Three Peaks Challenge - in order to raise funds for the Glasgow midwives' appeal costs and SPUC's other life-affirming work.

Please sponsor them. > Full details

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• Abortion is 'murder' for the purpose of population control, says Turkish prime minister [LifeSiteNews.com, 28 May]
• More Britons are paying Indian women to become surrogate mothers [Telegraph, 26 May]
• Pro-euthanasia activists gear up for fresh assault on Parliament [Peter Saunders, 31 May] 
• Parents are happier than non-parents, suggests North American study [LifeSiteNews.com, 25 May]
• Nobody owns his life: An integral defence of life [LifeSiteNews.com, 30 May]
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