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Isabel Vaughan-Spruce has received a £13k payout and an apology from the police who wrongfully arrested her for praying silently outside an abortion facility in Birmingham.
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The Home Office is to consider banning silent prayer within 150 metres of abortion facilities in England and Wales, a move slammed by SPUC as illiberal and dangerous.
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Doctors have carried out an abortion on the ‘wrong’ child after mixing up mothers in a Prague hospital.
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A woman who was a miracle premature baby has become a doctor 32 years later and is determined to help other vulnerable children like herself. SPUC says Sabina’s story is a “wonderful example of caring for tiny babies at the earliest stages of their lives”.
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Former MP Nadine Dorries has recalled the horror of an abortion she witnessed when she saw a baby boy “blinking” and “gasping for breath”.
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A petition launched by Pro Vita & Famiglia (Pro-Life and Family), based in Rome, is calling on the International Olympic Committee to condemn the 2024 Opening Ceremony in Paris that took place on 26 July.
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This year’s Project Truth, which saw young pro-life adults reach out positively to the public on the streets of Scotland, was a great success again in 2024. “I’ve had some really good conversations with people”, said one participant.
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After a bruising election defeat, former PM Rishi Sunak is standing down as leader of the Conservative Party, triggering a leadership contest. Nominations have now closed, and six candidates are standing to be the new leader.
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Blogpost by Liam Gibson Since the 1960s, successive British governments have undermined family life through the increasingly aggressive promotion of sex education, birth control and abortion. In 2022, the lives of over a quarter of a million babies were ended under the Abortion Act, and earlier thi
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The Labour Government has said it will “stop further commencement” of the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023, legislation that protects the right to expression of pro-life students and others on UK campuses.
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A golden statue of Simone Veil (1927-2017), the French politician famous for legalising abortion in France in 1975, was unveiled at the Olympics opening ceremony in Paris on Friday.
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It looks increasingly likely that pro-abortion Kamala Harris will be the Democratic Party presidential nominee after the announcement that U.S. President Joe Biden will not seek re-election in November.
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The pro-abortion lobby, including the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS), has urged Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to enforce buffer zones that outlaw pro-life activity, including silent prayer, within 150 metres of abortion facilities.
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Firefighters have been hailed as ‘heroic’ after coming to the aid of a pregnant mother in need, and helping deliver her premature baby girl.
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A Roman Catholic priest has refused Communion to Colm Burke TD at a funeral Mass because he voted in favour of abortion in the 2018 Irish referendum.
