Government's intervention will harm children's welfare, warns leading pro life group SPUC Government's intervention will harm children's welfare, warns leading pro-life group SPUC London, - The government's latest intervention in the education system will harm the health and welfare of schoolch...

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It has been reported that Britain's broadcast regulator BCAP (Broadcast Committee of Advertising Practice) has shelved proposals for TV advertising by abortion agencies. BCAP's statement suggests there was overwhelming opposition to TV abortion advertising in response to their consultation. However,...

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TV abortion ad statement given cautious welcome by leading pro-life group SPUC London, 1st March 2010 - Reports that Britain's broadcast regulator BCAP (Broadcast Committee of Advertising Practice) has shelved proposals for advertising by abortion agencies has been given a cautious welcome by the So...

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UK pro life group comments on Angie Jackson's abortion tweets UK pro-life group comments on Angie Jackson's abortion tweets London, - A leading British pro-life group has commented on Angie Jackson, the American pro-abortion activist who broadcast her chemical abortion experience in graphic det...

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News, Abortion RCOG draft guidelines claim abortion safer than childbirth [Daily Mail, 28 February] http://bit.ly/glZtI6 Pope says abortion is never a solution to human problems [Vatican Radio, 26 February] http://bit.ly/dEsTsL New York archbishop laments removal of abortion-black genocide billbo...

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Northern Ireland health department threatened with legal action over re-issued abortion guidance Belfast, - The health department in Northern Ireland has been threatened with further legal action following its decision to re-issue an edited version of the abortion guidance deemed unlawful by the hi...

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DPP guidelines blunt assisted suicide ban says leading anti-euthanasia group London, - New guidelines published today by the director of public prosecutions (DPP) blunt the law against assisted suicide, said a leading anti-euthanasia group.   Paul Tully of SPUC Pro-Life, which was officially repres...

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Anti-euthanasia group criticises archbishop welcome of assisted suicide guidelines London, - A leading anti-euthanasia group has criticised the welcome given by a Catholic archbishop to new guidelines on assisted suicide published today by Keir Starmer, the director of public prosecutions (DPP). P...

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Commons vote for sex ed bill deplored by leading pro-life group SPUC London, - The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) has deplored tonight's House of Commons vote for the Children, Schools and Families bill. The bill was given a third reading by 268 votes in favour to 177 votes ag...

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Mother of six begs archbishop to reverse support for sex ed bill London, - A mother of six, representing a leading pro-life group, has begged the Archbishop of Westminster to reverse his support for the government's sex education bill. The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) has c...

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Government amendment on sex education is not u turn, warns pro life group Government amendment on sex education is not u-turn, warns pro-life group London, - A government amendment on sex education in faith schools has been misreported : it's no u-turn, says a leading pro-life group. The Liber...

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News, Pontifical Academy for Life members call for academy president to be sacked Five members of the Pontifical Academy for Life have called for the academy's president to be sacked. The academicians say that Archbishop Rino Fisichella, the academy's president, "does not understand what absolute...

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A Polish bill, currently awaiting its seconding reading in parliament threatens to undermine parental rights. The bill has been described by Joanna Najfeld, prominent Polish personality and pro-lifer, as an unprecedented threat to parental rights. The bill seeks to make it unlawful for parents "to i...

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Ray Gosling, the BBC TV presenter has been arrested on suspicion of murder after claiming he killed terminally-ill gay lover. Mr Gosling confessed on the BBCs Inside Out programme on Monday to smothering an unnamed man suffering with AIDS. Mr Gosling claimed to have made a pact with the man to act i...

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News, Ray Gosling arrested on suspicion of murder after claiming he killed terminally-ill gay lover Ray Gosling, the BBC TV presenter has been arrested on suspicion of murder after claiming he killed terminally-ill gay lover. Mr Gosling confessed on the BBCs Inside Out programme on Monday to smot...

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London, : A leading anti-euthanasia group has criticised the BBC’s decision to give sympathetic coverage to Ray Gosling, a BBC presenter who claims to have killed his terminally-ill ex-lover.Mr Gosling claimed that his victim, whom he said had AIDS, was in "terrible, terrible pain". Anthony Ozimic o...

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News, Urge MPs to oppose compulsory sex ed bill, House of Commons, 23 Feb The final main day (report stage and third reading) in the House of Commons on the government's sex education bill has been announced for Tuesday 23 February. The government's Children, Schools and Families bill http://is.g...

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The final main day (report stage and third reading) in the House of Commons on the government's sex education bill has been announced for Tuesday 23 February. The government's Children, Schools and Families bill http://is.gd/6JIGE would force all state schools to provide sex and relationships educat...

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The United Nations is pressuring Nicaragua to relax its ban on abortion, according to reports from a Mexican government newsagency. The UN is reported to have urged the Nicaraguan government to allow abortion for so-called therapeutic reasons and in cases of incest and rape. The United States, Mexic...

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Dr Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Canterbury, spoken out against the legalisation of assisted suicide. The archbishop described the potential legalization of helping a sick-relative to die as crossing a moral boundary and entering into very dangerous territory. Dr Williams said that the legalisat...

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