“Women whose first pregnancy ends in induced abortion are significantly more likely than women whose first pregnancy ends in a live birth to experience mental health problems throughout their reproductive years”, a new study from the Charlotte Lozier Institute has concluded.

A mother, 45, jailed for illegally obtaining abortion drugs to abort her child, Lily, aged 32 to 34 weeks, has been released following an appeal. SPUC has called out the “cynical” abortion industry for using the Carla Foster case to bring about the total decriminalisation of abortion.

Research coming out of Johns Hopkins University in the United States has concluded that Texas’s Heartbeat Act likely saved 9,800 unborn babies in just nine months.

Malta’s government has backed down over a proposed abortion law following a huge backlash from Maltese citizens. Malta remains one of Europe’s few pro-life outposts.

A father has contacted a mother and his son after he arranged for an abortion. “Roko, forgive me.”

SPUC has decried the “shocking abortion figures” for the first half of 2022 in England & Wales, released today by the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC).

An Italian pro-life HQ in Rome was recently vandalised with eggs and graffiti in an attack of “unbridled hate” against the family.

On 15 June, Gillian MacKay, Green MSP, lodged a bill that would criminalise peaceful pro-life vigils.

Justice Pepperall has condemned an “inappropriate” attempt by the pro-abortion lobby to influence the court in the case of a woman given prison time after falsely obtaining abortion drugs.

A woman has been sentenced to 28 months in prison for falsely obtaining abortion drugs past the legal limit, ending the life of her unborn baby when she was 8 months pregnant.

SPUC has called on parents, politicians and schools to “resist” the introduction of pro-abortion sex-ed regulations “not aimed at education but indoctrination”.

Abortions for Down’s Syndrome are on the rise in Scotland, statistics released by Public Health Scotland show.

A Care Quality Commission (CQC) review of leadership at the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS) has exposed serious leadership failings in England, stating that “not all leaders had the necessary experience, knowledge, capacity, capability to lead effectively”.

A revelatory US study has revealed that 87 per cent of women with abortion histories experienced some form of pressure, personal and/or circumstantial, to have an abortion and consequently experienced a decline in mental health. “Only one in three women described their abortions as both wanted and consistent with their…