The Westminster Government has done a U-turn on the way in which the public can make submissions to the DIY abortion consultation.

SPUC is funding a court case to help the mother of a five-year-old girl stop medics switching off her daughter’s life support machine.

The pro-life Conservative MP David Davis yesterday introduced a new Bill in Parliament “to place a duty on universities to promote freedom of speech."

SPUC is calling on healthcare workers in Northern Ireland to “dedicate themselves to preserving the lives of unborn children by refusing to participate in abortion.”

Joe Biden, U.S. president-elect, has announced pro-abortion Samantha Jane Power, the journalist and diplomat, as his nominee to be the head of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

The Washington March for Life has announced that it will be hosting its 2021 event on an online platform this January amidst ongoing Coronavirus restrictions.

So here we are, in the grip of a global pandemic, with every news bulletin focused on measures to prevent people dying from Covid-19, yet at the same time Boris Johnson’s government has sanctioned DIY at home abortions. 

Spain is on course to ratify a euthanasia law this spring allowing assisted suicide across the country. 

Delta Hospice in British Columbia, Canada, has been forced to lay off workers and now faces eviction because it declines to euthanise patients.

The former owner of American abortion clinics has described the immense profits abortionists make from a “conveyer belt” abortion system.

Nosipho Nkantini, a nurse in South Africa suffering from Covid-19, was unconscious and on a ventilator when she gave birth to a baby boy in December.

A notorious US abortionist who earns a living by killing unborn children has accused a pro-lifer of “domestic terrorism” for asserting that “Abortion is violence”.

After a scan at 12 weeks, Sarah Ojar and her husband were told there was a 1/29 chance that their second child, Zephy, would have Down’s syndrome. One of the options offered was an abortion.

SPUC has welcomed a decision by the US Supreme Court to uphold restrictions on DIY chemical abortions which require women to collect abortion drugs from a hospital or doctor.

Aria and Skylar, premature twin sisters, have been pictured cuddling each other after being delivered by C-section.

Amnesty International has pledged to make killing unborn children by abortion legal in every country one of its goals for 2021.

Emmerdale is expected to depict post-abortion trauma in upcoming episodes which SPUC says is the “grim reality for many women following an abortion.”

The SPUC online learning hub will “inspire the upcoming generations to be a voice for life” amidst the latest lockdown says Emmet Dooley, SPUC Scotland Director of Education.

The House of Representatives in Paraguay has held a minute of silence for the unborn “that will die” as a result of Argentina’s vote to legalise abortion. 

84% of the Scottish public are concerned that DIY home abortion could result in women being coerced into having an unwanted abortion, new polling has revealed.