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  • Assisted suicide bill losing MP support, but undecided votes could swing in any direction

    Assisted suicide bill losing MP support, but undecided votes could swing in any direction

    MPs appear to be swinging away from supporting Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide bill, polling shows, though many who remain undecided could still vote in favour of it later this month.

    SPUC News
    May 2, 2025
  • Over half of Britons fear that vulnerable citizens will be pressured into assisted suicide, devastating poll finds

    Over half of Britons fear that vulnerable citizens will be pressured into assisted suicide, devastating poll finds

    A YouGov poll has found that over half of Britons fear that vulnerable people will be pressured into ending their lives if assisted suicide is legalised in the UK. 56 per cent of the British public fear that it is likely that people would opt for assisted suicide because they…

    SPUC News
    May 1, 2025
  • Pensioner mistakenly given six months to live is still alive after considering assisted suicide

    Pensioner mistakenly given six months to live is still alive after considering assisted suicide

    A pensioner who planned assisted suicide at Dignitas after being told he had just six months to live later found out that he was not terminally ill and “would have died unnecessarily”. Peter Sefton-Williams, 72, a retired journalist, was given just six months to live after being diagnosed with Motor…

    SPUC News
    April 30, 2025
  • SPUC urges Scots to lobby MSPs against “dangerous” assisted suicide bill, vote expected in two weeks

    SPUC urges Scots to lobby MSPs against “dangerous” assisted suicide bill, vote expected in two weeks

    SPUC is urging Scots to speak to their MSPs to warn against the threat posed by Liam McArthur’s assisted suicide bill, with a first vote now expected on 13 May.

    SPUC News
    April 30, 2025
  • Scottish buffer zones NOT enforceable when abortion facilities are closed, police confirm

    Scottish buffer zones NOT enforceable when abortion facilities are closed, police confirm

    Police Scotland has said that buffer zones are not enforceable when abortion facilities are closed. The statement comes after pro-abortion MSP Gillian Mackay suggested they should be enforced at all hours. Lawyers from Police Scotland and the Crown Office confirmed that Mackay’s buffer zones law cannot be enforced when abortion…

    SPUC News
    April 29, 2025
  • Abortion pills 22x more dangerous than previously supposed, US study finds

    Abortion pills 22x more dangerous than previously supposed, US study finds

    An unprecedented study in the United States has found that abortion pills are 22x more dangerous than previously supposed or admitted to. The groundbreaking study by the Ethics and Public Policy Center analysed data from insurance claims relating to 865,000 chemical abortions between 2017 and 2023, making it the largest…

    SPUC News
    April 29, 2025
  • US Navy officer found guilty of murdering girlfriend who refused abortion

    US Navy officer found guilty of murdering girlfriend who refused abortion

    A US Navy officer has been convicted of murdering his girlfriend who was pregnant and refused to have an abortion. Emmanuel Coble murdered his girlfriend Raquiah King, aged just twenty, in 2022 after she refused to abort their child. Her body was left by the side of a road in…

    SPUC News
    April 28, 2025
  • Scottish Government told to extend buffer zones by censorious MSP

    Scottish Government told to extend buffer zones by censorious MSP

    Gillian Mackay, the MSP who created the Scottish buffer zones law, is calling for an extension of the exclusion area around the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEUH) in Glasgow to target more peaceful pro-life activists. The Glasgow hospital currently has a 200m exclusion zone outlawing all pro-life activity, including prayer, and…

    SPUC News
    April 28, 2025
  • Woman brought dead baby to hospital in rucksack after alleged illegal abortion, UK court hears

    Woman brought dead baby to hospital in rucksack after alleged illegal abortion, UK court hears

    A woman is on trial in the UK for allegedly having an illegal chemical abortion at 26 weeks gestation after obtaining abortifacients from provider Marie Stopes. Nicola Packer, 41, allegedly had an illegal abortion, and later took the dead baby in a rucksack to a hospital and claimed she had…

    SPUC News
    April 25, 2025
  • Assisted suicide laws terrify disabled people, Tanni Grey-Thompson tells Westminster event

    Assisted suicide laws terrify disabled people, Tanni Grey-Thompson tells Westminster event

    Disabled people are “absolutely terrified” by proposed assisted suicide laws, Paralympian Tanni Grey-Thompson told a Westminster event this week before another vote on MP Kim Leadbeater’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill.

    SPUC News
    April 25, 2025
  • Mother distraught as daughter wants abortion for sake of career, yet agony aunt tells her to contact abortion provider for “impartial advice”

    Mother distraught as daughter wants abortion for sake of career, yet agony aunt tells her to contact abortion provider for “impartial advice”

    A distressed mother has contacted an agony aunt for advice after her pregnant daughter said she wants an abortion “to concentrate on her career”. The reply said that the daughter should contact an abortion provider for “impartial advice”. The mother contacted the Daily Mail’s Dear Caroline agony aunt column to…

    SPUC News
    April 24, 2025
  • Pope Francis blessed babies as final public act before death on Easter Monday

    Pope Francis blessed babies as final public act before death on Easter Monday

    Pope Francis died at the age of 88 on Easter Monday having just blessed babies as his last public act in St Peter’s Square.

    SPUC News
    April 24, 2025
  • SPUC delivers “YES to our hospices, NO to assisted suicide” petition to No. 10 Downing Street

    SPUC delivers “YES to our hospices, NO to assisted suicide” petition to No. 10 Downing Street

    Today, 17th April 2025, SPUC delivered its “YES to our hospices, NO to assisted suicide” postcard petition to Prime Minister Keir Starmer at No. 10 Downing Street. The petition was signed by 9,272 people.

    SPUC News
    April 17, 2025
  • US judge rules that pro-abortion workers law violates religious freedom of Catholic employers

    US judge rules that pro-abortion workers law violates religious freedom of Catholic employers

    A US federal judge has ruled that a law obliging Catholic businesses to accommodate employee abortions violates religious freedom.

    SPUC News
    April 17, 2025
  • Woman who attacked pro-life journalist is arrested, loses job and has GoFundMe removed

    Woman who attacked pro-life journalist is arrested, loses job and has GoFundMe removed

    The woman who was filmed assaulting a pro-life journalist on the streets of New York has been charged with second-degree assault. Her GoFundMe attempt to raise money for legal fees has also been removed.

    SPUC News
    April 17, 2025
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