“We have to be prepared, battle-ready”, says Sister Deirdre Byrne, speaking at an international pro-life conference in the USA. 

Helen Purcell’s unborn baby Mila was diagnosed with spina bifida and was operated on when she was 23 weeks pregnant. 

North Fawdon Primary School, in Newcastle, has successfully earned the title of ‘Prem Aware School’, recognising their efforts to provide support for children who were born prematurely.

A 17-year-old girl has been refused residency in New Zealand because she has Down syndrome, it has been reported.

SPUC is to fund a legal action against the UK government’s move to impose abortion on Northern Ireland.

SPUC Scotland is asking Scottish pro-lifers to sponsor a flower to remember an unborn child whose life has been taken by abortion.

A man has been jailed for 18 years after clubbing his girlfriend and their unborn son to death during a frenzied attack in Omsk, Russia.

Patti Harrison became pregnant when she was raped at the age of 14. Despite pressures from a member of her family and doctors, she refused to abort her child, Austin. “His love for me healed me so quickly.”

Alarm beings are ringing for vulnerable patients following a request by the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Matt Hancock, for data on the possible consequences of the legal ban on euthanasia/assisted suicide.

The United Nations recently launched a $29 million appeal to help people on the island of St Vincent following the devastation caused by the eruption of La Soufriere volcano on 9 April 2021.

Anne Thomson from Unst in the Shetland Islands has described the “amazing” support she received from the neonatal team in Aberdeen after her baby boy was born two months prematurely.

Jessica Barnes was a student dating a drug addict when she became pregnant at the age of 21. Booking a total of four abortion appointments, she thanks God for thwarting each one.

Last night, MPs voted by 431 votes to 89 for regulations allowing the Northern Ireland Secretary to directly impose abortion services on Northern Ireland.

Pro-life MP Carla Lockhart has told the House of Commons that the regulations giving Westminster the power to implement abortion in Northern Ireland, are inflicting “enormous damage” on the “credibility of devolution”.  

SPUC supporters have been distributing pro-life leaflets describing the dangers of DIY home abortion to commemorate the 53rd anniversary of the implementation of the 1967 Abortion Act.

A team of Chinese and US scientists has carried out an experiment mixing human cells with those of a monkey (the long tailed macaque).

A group of MPs in Westminster have set up an All Party Parliamentary Group to oppose a change to the current ban on euthanasia.

Women who are pregnant and touch and talk to their baby bump will be delighted to know that their child may be responding to them in the womb.

Only 10% of healthcare practitioners are “decidedly willing” to take part in euthanasia in New Zealand, according to a Ministry of Health survey. 20% said they are “possibly willing”.

A law that would require abortion providers in Tennessee to bury or cremate the remains of aborted children has been passed by the state legislature.