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Image Source: Shutterstock On Monday 7th September a petition brought forward by Adam Frisby, a fashion mogul and gay dad, was debated in Westminster Hall after receiving more than 113,000 signatures. The petition intended to grant parental orders at birth instead of after the current statutory six week buffer. The…
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Image Sources: SPUC Pro-Life Saturday 5th September 2026 saw the biggest March for Life UK ever, with over 10,000 pro-lifers marching in a public declaration against abortion. The yearly event saw not only the largest pro-life turnout yet, but the largest counterdemonstration too. The message of the year’s march was…
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Image Source: Exit International Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is facing calls to block controversial assisted suicide campaigner Philip Nitschke from entering Britain to demonstrate his latest suicide device just days before MPs vote on assisted dying. Nitschke, widely nicknamed “Dr Death” and previously responsible for the Sarco suicide pod, is…
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Image Source: X / @andrealeadsom In a display of how to properly use the private member’s ballot in the House of Commons, Sir Desmond Swayne brought his Infants, Parents, and Carers Bill to the Chamber for its Second Reading. It passed unopposed. The legislation, commonly known as the ‘Babies Bill’…
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Image Source: Shutterstock A man in Lombardy has become the first person in Italy to die by assisted suicide in a procedure entirely managed by a regional health service, raising concerns about the transformation of healthcare from preserving life to facilitating death. Domenico Zuccarella, 59, died by assisted suicide on…
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Image Source: Shutterstock A new government report has suggested that the passage of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill would disproportionately endanger those of an ethnic minority. This comes at the same time as the projected number of deaths from state-sanctioned suicide have quadrupled. The impact assessment says…
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Image Source: (L) UK Parliament | (R) Society for the Protection of Unborn Children According to Politics UK, Andy Burnham has told Labour MPs that he will not be voting on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill at its Second Reading on 11th September. This comes at the…
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Image Source: Shutterstock Belfast City Hall is set to be illuminated green on 28th September in support of ‘International Safe Abortion Day,’ despite opposition from pro-lifers, including the DUP. Belfast City Council’s Strategic Policy and Resources Committee backed the illumination following a request from the National Women’s Council of Ireland.…
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Lindsay Clancy is standing trial for the murder of her three young children, whom she strangled with exercise bands at their family home
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Image Source: Shutterstock | Belfast City Hall Belfast City Hall is set to be illuminated in support of an international pro-abortion campaign next month, despite opposition from pro-life groups and the DUP, who say the landmark should not be used to promote an issue that disregards the unborn child. Belfast…
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Image Source: Shutterstock France has ordered life insurers to pay out to the beneficiaries of people who die through assisted suicide or euthanasia, prompting concerns that relatives could acquire a financial interest in someone choosing to end their life. The provision forms part of France’s newly approved assisted suicide law…
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Image Source: McKenna West / Facebook The commissioning parents of a baby born with a serious heart condition are reportedly suing surrogate mother McKenna West for more than $100,000 after she refused their request to abort him. Nasheen Gilkar and Omar Ahmed filed a countersuit against West, a 28-year-old nurse…
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Image Source: Facebook / Logan Hospital | Baby Miracle and her mother A baby girl born at just 21 weeks and three days has become the most premature baby known to have survived in Australia. Makerita Tanuvasa, affectionately known by her middle name, Miracle, weighed just over 12 ounces at…
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Image Source: Shutterstock More than 30 children, most of them British, are feared to have been conceived through IVF using sperm or eggs from donors their parents did not select, prompting the Foreign Office to update its travel advice for fertility treatment in northern Cyprus. Families who travelled abroad for…
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Image Source: Google Earth MSI Reproductive Choices UK has opened a major new abortion facility in Birmingham, raising questions about why the abortion provider is investing in expanding surgical capacity when almost three-quarters of abortions in England and Wales are now carried out using pills at home. The purpose-built abortion…