SPUC to launch UK’s first pro-life news show

04 November 2021

SPUC is set to launch its flagship news show, Real Time, the first-ever pro-life news programme in the UK, launching this Friday on 5 November.

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Abortion stopped guilt-ridden artist Tracey Emin painting for years

03 November 2021

Tracey Emin, 58, the noted English artist from Croydon, has said that she could not paint for years after an abortion.

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“A ringing endorsement”: Pope Francis blesses two giant pro-life bells

03 November 2021

Last week, Pope Francis gave a blessing to two giant bells created as a rallying point for pro-lifers in Ukraine and Ecuador.

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Hundreds gather in Glasgow for Torchlight Procession marking the passing of 1967 Abortion Act

29 October 2021

Hundreds of pro-lifers gathered in Glasgow city centre last night for SPUC’s Annual Torchlight Procession, commemorating the millions of lives lost to abortion since the passing of the 1967 Abortion Act.

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Rumours of dispute between President Biden and Pope Francis over abortion

29 October 2021

U.S. President Joe Biden has met Pope Francis at the Vatican, away from cameras, following criticism of the former’s pro-abortion policies.

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Pro-life Catholic becomes Premier of New South Wales

29 October 2021

Dominic Perrottet, a Roman Catholic and professed pro-lifer, has just become the 46th Premier of New South Wales in Australia.

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Pro-lifers to gather in Glasgow to remember the millions of lives lost to abortion

28 October 2021

Pro-lifers are preparing to gather together in the heart of Glasgow this evening for SPUC’s Annual Torchlight Procession, commemorating the millions of lives lost to abortion since the passing of the 1967 Abortion Act.

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Abusive partner kicked unborn child, Belfast High Court hears

27 October 2021

A man from Belfast has appeared before the High Court in Northern Ireland after he allegedly kicked his pregnant partner in an attempted act of baby destruction.

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“A national outrage”: 9,789,238 babies killed since the passing of the 1967 Abortion Act

27 October 2021

Today marks the 54th anniversary of the 1967 Abortion Act, legalising abortion in England, Wales and Scotland. Since then, 9,789,238 babies have been killed through abortion, in what SPUC’s Michael Robinson, Executive Director (Public Affairs and Legal Services), has slammed as “a national outrage”.

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“Eternally grateful” mum gives birth to “beautiful” baby boy after abortion reversal

26 October 2021

A mother who regretted her decision to take an abortion pill is “eternally grateful” after successfully reversing her abortion and giving birth to a healthy baby boy.

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Belfast councillors may censor pro-life public activity in “blatant attack on free speech”

26 October 2021

Belfast City Council is drafting legislation that will potentially be used to censor pro-life material, as well as attack the free speech of others, in the public square in what SPUC has slammed as a “blatant attack on free speech”.

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“Spooktacular”: Nurses make costumes for babies to celebrate their first Halloween

25 October 2021

Neonatal intensive care nurses at a hospital in South Carolina in the United States have made more than 70 tiny Halloween costumes by hand for their little patients.

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“Inspirational” Ironman with Down’s syndrome to run NYC Marathon

25 October 2021

Chris Nikic, 22, the first Ironman with Down’s syndrome, is set to compete in the New York City Marathon on 7 November.

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“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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