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Actress Ione Skye, 54, has claimed in a new memoir that Anthony Kiedis, the lead singer of the band Red Hot Chili Peppers, paid for her to have an abortion when she was 17.
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Gove said that praying silently inside a buffer zone could not be considered “genuine intimidation”.
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Livia Tossici-Bolt, 63, is on trial for standing with a sign that read, “Here to talk, if you want to”, near an abortion facility in Bournemouth.
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MP Kit Malthouse has attempted to censor the backlash after an assisted suicide committee rejected an amendment that would have stopped doctors from suggesting suicide to people with Down’s syndrome.
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Stuart Worby has had his jail sentence increased by five years following his case’s referral to the Court of Appeal by the Solicitor General.
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Official statistics for 2023/24 show the biggest percentage rise in abortion ever seen in the UK.
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Student midwife Sara Spencer was placed on special leave and subjected to an investigation after posting her pro-life views on social media.
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The UK’s foreign aid budget has been used for the last five years to fund Las Libres, a pro-abortion Mexican group that has illegally posted abortion pills across the United States border.
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The pensioner was holding a sign that read, “Coercion is a crime, here to talk, only if you want.”
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SPUC has welcomed Vance’s “moral leadership” on the “vital matter” of free speech and buffer zones.
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The Committee stage of Kim Leadbeater’s deadly assisted suicide bill is proving to be utterly shambolic.
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It turns out that babies can learn to love vegetables while still in the womb.
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Isabel Vaughan-Spruce has been targeted again by police for her “mere presence” near an abortion facility.
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An investigation into the local NHS authority where the abortions took place is ongoing.
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The change comes after Ms Leadbeater scrapped the requirement to have a High Court judge approve assisted suicide cases.
