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In a significant policy shift, the Netherlands has now allowed general practitioners, not just specialist clinics and hospitals, to prescribe the abortion pill, following completion of mandatory online training. As of August 2025, 392 GPs -approximately 3.2% of the nation’s 12,246 registered GPs – have qualified to provide medical abortions up…
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Though often well-intentioned, the present legal framework leaves children, surrogates, and intended parents in precarious positions raising serious ethical questions.
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A damning report by two baby charities has estimated that thousands of babies’ lives are being lost because of failures to improve NHS maternity care in England. At least 2,500 fewer babies would have died in England since 2018 if the NHS had adequately addressed maternity care failings. This was…
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Over 100,000 baby loss certificates have been issued since February 2024 to recognise the loss of unborn children who died at under 24 weeks gestation in England, says the Department of Health and Social Care. The voluntary scheme was initially open to parents who suffered the loss of an unborn…
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The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) has criticised the UK’s IVF industry for pushing non-essential and unproven add-ons to patients undergoing fertility treatment. Women undergoing in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) in the UK have been sold unproven add-ons, HFEA said this week, after a survey of 1,500 patients found that 73%…
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Employees in the UK are only eligible for parental bereavement leave if they or their partner have suffered a miscarriage or stillbirth after 24 weeks of pregnancy, but this may soon change. Speaking to MPs, Business Minister Justin Madders said that he will be looking into extending the leave to…
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A married man has been jailed for murdering his girlfriend who refused to abort her unborn baby. Tragically, the child also died as a result of the brutal stabbing in Birmingham, England.
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Daniel Frampton, SPUC’s Editorial Officer, reviews the documentary “Young, British and Anti-Abortion”, which aired last week on BBC One and iPlayer.
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More pro-life Christians pro-life have been found guilty of breaching abortion buffer zones around the UK. SPUC has called these “anti-Christian” prosecutions “profoundly troubling”.
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Many MPs spoke out against Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide bill, even though the proposed law was approved by 330 votes to 275 on 29 November.
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Today, on 29 November, Westminster MPs voted 330 to 275 in favour of Kim Leadbeater’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill.
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I am writing to ask you to vote against the Assisted Dying Bill, because I am afraid for my son’s future.
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428 cases of doctors breaching assisted suicide guidelines in the Canadian province of Ontario have been recorded since 2018. SPUC says that “these cases show that the idea of so-called ‘safeguards’ for vulnerable people is illusory and must be recognised as such before it is too late”.
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SPUC has slammed a pro-assisted suicide advertising campaign across the Transport for London (TfL) network as “irresponsible” and “beyond belief” when suicide is a common occurrence at stations across the capital.
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I am writing to you as a concerned citizen of West Bridgford and a nurse with 22 years of experience.