The government has announced that the teaching of sex education will be compulsory from age five onwards in state schools in England [Department for Children, Schools and Families, 5 November] http://is.gd/4UdTl Paul Tully, SPUC general secretary, commented: "We condemn this exploitation of the stat...

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Government's teen pregnancy strategy undermines parents and betrays children says SPUC Government's teen pregnancy strategy undermines parents and betrays children says SPUC London, - The government has today accepted all the major recommendations of the latest report by the Teenage Pregnancy I...

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SPUC Northern Ireland comments on latest abortion statistics Belfast, - The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) in Northern Ireland has responded to new statistics which suggest there has been a slight increase in the numbers of abortions in Northern Ireland. Liam Gibson of SPUC N...

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Compulsory sex ed is government exploitation of schools London, - Compulsory sex education is government exploitation of schools, says the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC). The government has announced today that it will implement the recommendations of the pro-abortion SRE Revi...

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Call for investigation of apparent double suicide case London, - A leading anti-euthanasia group has called for an apparent double suicide case to be investigated. The BBC has reported the deaths of Dennis and Flora Milner of Newbury, Berkshire and their alleged suicide note Paul Tully, general sec...

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SPUC has called for the government to scrap its plans for compulsory sex and relationships education in primary schools in the light of the rise in teenage abortions. New Department of Health figures reveal a steep rise in the number of abortions among 14 and 15 year olds in the last two years. [Dai]...

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News, Top storiesSPUC has called for the government to scrap its plans for compulsory sex and relationships education in primary schools in the light of the rise in teenage abortions. New Department of Health figures reveal a steep rise in the number of abortions among 14 and 15 year olds in the l...

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Court should rule in favour of life in Baby RB case London, - The high court should rule in favour of the life of Baby RB, a disabled boy, says SPUC Pro-Life. The BBC reports that Baby RB's father is opposing attempts by a hospital trust to deny life-sustaining treatment to Baby RB. The trust argue...

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Rise in teenage abortions means government should scrap sex ed plans London, - The government should scrap its plans for compulsory sex and relationships education in primary schools in the light of the rise in teenage abortions, said the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC). New D...

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Study confirms truth that abortion hurts women Glasgow, - A group which helps women hurt by abortion has welcomed a new study which confirms that abortion is bad for women. The study, by Professor David Fergusson and his team at the department of psychological medicine, university of Otago, New Zea...

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SPUC is calling upon supporters to lobby a committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in order to stop two radical pro-abortion reports. The reports, authored by Christine McCafferty, the veteran anti-life British MP, will be debated by the assembly's Social, Health and Family ...

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SPUC has dismissed a claimed breakthrough towards the creation of artificial sperm as unethical and spurious. According to results published in Nature magazine online, researchers from the Stanford University School of Medicine have turned embryonic stem cells, taken from surplus IVF embryos, into h...

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Artificial sperm creation unethical and spurious says pro-life group SPUC London, - A claimed breakthrough towards the creation of artificial sperm has been dismissed as unethical and spurious by leading pro-life group the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC). According to results ...

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Second and final day of abortion case in Belfast high court Belfast, - The Belfast high court has concluded the second and final day's hearing in the judicial review of government abortion guidance, brought by the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC). Mr James Dingemans QC, SPUC's ...

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SPUC responds to news that three Down's syndrome babies are aborted daily SPUC responds to news that three Down's syndrome babies are aborted daily London, - The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) has responded to the news that three Down's syndrome babies are aborted every da...

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First day of abortion case in Belfast high court Belfast, - The Belfast high court has concluded the first day's hearing in the judicial review of government abortion guidance, brought by the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC). Mr James Dingemans, SPUC's barrister, outlined to Lor...

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Assisted suicide amendment fails in House of Lords London, - A leading anti-euthanasia group has welcomed the failure of an amendment to allow assisted suicide. SPUC Pro-Life tonight welcomed the withdrawal of Lord Alderdice's amendment to the Coroners and Justice bill. The amendment was opposed by...

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A court set up under the British government's pro-euthanasia Mental Capacity Act has elicited thousands of complaints about its decisions in financial matters. The Court of Protection has the power to govern the financial and other affairs of mentally incapacitated people. 3,000 complaints have been...

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News, Top storiesA court set up under the British government's pro-euthanasia Mental Capacity Act has elicited thousands of complaints about its decisions in financial matters. The Court of Protection has the power to govern the financial and other affairs of mentally incapacitated people. 3,000 c...

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News, Top storiesSPUC has called for pro-lifers to lobby members of the House of Lords on assisted suicide. Lord Alderdice has re-tabled a previously undebated amendment to allow assisted suicide to the government's Coroners and Justice bill. Indications are that the amendment will be debated eith...

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