Figures which show a high incidence of multiple repeat abortions in England and Wales [Mail, 14 May] are deeply disturbing and underline how the Abortion Act is being systematically abused across the country, says SPUC.

Paul Tully, SPUC's general secretary, said: "The figures indicate wide differences around the country for repeat abortions, but regional and local variations also suggest that in many areas abortion is being used unlawfully to try to cut the birth-rate among minority and low-income groups more likely to claim benefits." [SPUC, 14 May]

Other stories:

• Cambridge students targeted by firm offering £750 to egg donors
• London IVF clinic makes £25 million annual profit [Mail, 14 May]
• MPs demand inquiry into risks of most popular IVF after it has been linked with higher risks of birth defects [Mail, 13 May]
• Geneticist claims that weeding out embryos with severe genetic abnormalities is 'a tremendous blessing and a wonderful thing' [Peter Saunders, 13 May]
• 'Biological Clock' cannot be rewound [Pat Buckley, 11 May]
• Storm as Law Society bans conference debating gay marriage [Telegraph, 11 May]
• Falling birth rates mean Japan 'won't have any children under 15 by 3011' [Mail, 14 May]
• Young, 'universal' turnout for Rome's first-ever March for Life [CNA, 13 May]
• Canadian March for Life smashes previous attendance records [LifeSiteNews.com, 10 May]