“Complacent” Lords allow dangerous assisted suicide bill to move forward unopposed

22 October 2021

The United Kingdom’s oldest right-to-life campaign is accusing the House of Lords of showing a complacent disregard for the lives of the sick and disabled by allowing a Bill to legalise assisted suicide to move forward on Friday without a vote.

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First SPUC Pro-Life Mission in Middlesbrough an inspiration and total success

21 October 2021

St. Thomas More’s Church in Middlesbrough recently hosted the first of eight SPUC Pro-Life Missions that are set to take place across the UK over the next year.

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“I just started crying”: Erica shares her traumatic abortion experience

21 October 2021

An Australian woman, speaking under the name of Erica, has described the reality of abortion, which left her with serious questions about the experience.

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Hundreds of doctors write to Health Secretary to oppose assisted suicide “for the sake of us all”

20 October 2021

A letter signed by 1,689 doctors has told Health Secretary Sajid Javid that “we would not take patients’ lives – even if they asked us to”.

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Scots in rural areas may be granted assisted suicide via video link

19 October 2021

Assisted suicide may be brought to vulnerable people via video link if they live in isolated parts of Scotland, a consultation on a proposed assisted suicide bill has heard.

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Dear Lady Meacher…

19 October 2021

Felicity Smart, a SPUC activist in Northamptonshire, has written this letter to Baroness Meacher ahead of the Assisted Dying Bill on Friday.

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Scottish Assisted Suicide Bill will coerce the vulnerable into choosing death, says disabled MSP

19 October 2021

Disabled MSP Pam Duncan-Glancy, diagnosed with idiopathic arthritis at an early age, has warned that Scots such as herself will feel pressurised into choosing assisted suicide if a new bill is passed.

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SPUC remembers Sir David Amess MP

18 October 2021

Sir David Amess, pro-life MP and friend of SPUC, died last week after being stabbed multiple times at his constituency surgery in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. SPUC remembers Sir David as a “stalwart” pro-lifer who never ceased fighting for the right to life of the unborn.

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Sir David Amess

16 October 2021

SPUC is horrified to learn of the murder of Sir David Amess MP.

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Assisted Dying Bill will lead to exploitation of the vulnerable, says family of novelist killed for profit

14 October 2021

The family of novelist Peter Farquhar, exploited and murdered for his estate in 2015, has urged MPs to reject an Assisted Dying Bill in England and Wales.

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Northern Ireland buffer zone backed by Legislative Assembly, slammed as “regressive” by DUP

13 October 2021

Most parties at Stormont back the introduction of buffer zones around abortion facilities in Northern Ireland.

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Raising son with Down’s syndrome my “greatest pro-life work”, says mother

12 October 2021

Catherine Daub, from the United States, has said that her eighth living child, William, is her “greatest pro-life work”.

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Carla Lockhart MP welcomes SPUC initiative supporting pregnant students in Northern Ireland

12 October 2021

Carla Lockhart DUP MP has welcomed the expansion of the Alma Mater Fund into Northern Ireland.

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Boris Johnson will not support Assisted Dying Bill

11 October 2021

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will reportedly not support plans to impose assisted suicide in England and Wales, he has concluded, after reviewing a proposed change outlined in Baroness Meacher’s Assisted Dying Bill.

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“Asserting their right to life”: “Game-changing” café provides employment to disabled

11 October 2021

A café set to open in November is providing jobs in the hospitality sector to those with learning disabilities.

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“Powerful” art exhibition gives voice to 7,000 girls aborted every day in India because they are girls

11 October 2021

An extraordinary art exhibition marking International Day of the Girl Child is tackling sex-selective abortion in India, where “7,000 girls are being aborted just because they are girls”.

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Women referees must choose between pregnancy or career, says Mark Clattenburg

08 October 2021

Football referee Mark Clattenburg has faced a backlash after he said that women referees must choose between pregnancy or a career.

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Assisted suicide pressures the vulnerable to end their lives, warns peer

08 October 2021

Lord Philip Hunt, a Labour peer, has said that legalising assisted suicide will put pressure on vulnerable people to end their lives.

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Over 300,000 Mexicans attend March for Life in “stunning” turnout against abortion

08 October 2021

Over 300,000 people took part in a march in Mexico City to defend women and the unborn this week.

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Pro-life stall at Oxford Freshers’ Fair destroyed by “intolerant” students in “shocking” attack on free speech

08 October 2021

Pro-abortion students have trashed a pro-life stall at Oxford University’s Freshers’ Fair in an unprovoked attack on free speech.

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