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Former Take That singer recalls heartbreak of abortion that cost him his first chance at being a dad
A singer formerly of the band Take That has recounted the heartbreak of losing his first child to abortion when he was in a relationship with his former fiancé.
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Two-thirds of maternity units in England rated unsafe, echoing concerns about dangerous DIY abortion
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) rates two-thirds of maternity units as unsafe, a BBC analysis has found. SPUC has said that “the shocking state of maternity care” is “part of a broader indifference towards the health of women and their babies”, including the promulgation of DIY abortion.
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In a parliamentary debate this week, Stella Creasy, Labour MP for Walthamstow, made a startling claim. She said that ” hundreds of women are now being prosecuted under outdated abortion legislation”. Here’s the quote in full:
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In a significant milestone for the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC), Welsh supporters gathered virtually on Thursday, November 16th, for the first webinar in the Campaign to End the Pills by Post Policy.
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SPUC has launched a new petition calling on Humza Yousaf to reject illiberal buffer zones in Scotland. All SPUC supporters, and anyone else, are encouraged to add their name to the petition.
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“I’m a bit tired but I don’t think I’ve had a funny turn. But David Cameron has just gone into 10 Downing Street.
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In 1984 a landmark report on human fertilisation and embryology, known as the Warnock Report, was published. Among the 64 recommendations was the green light for scientists to keep in vitro human embryos alive for up to 14 days. Since the 1980s, many have subsequently been used in fatal experiments.
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A G8 nation is considering assisted suicide for people suffering from mental issues, which would also include drug addicts.
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Yesterday, 26 October, SPUC’s annual Torchlight Procession took place in Glasgow to commemorate the millions of unborn lives lost to abortion in the UK since the passing of the 1967 Abortion Act.
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An American pop icon has claimed she had an abortion after becoming pregnant during a relationship with another famous singer. She was aged nineteen at the time. Writing of her abortion, the star said: “To this day, it’s one of the most agonizing things I have ever experienced in my…
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Buffer zones, referred as “safe access zones”, were imposed on Northern Ireland last week.
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The threat to free speech and even prayer is immediate and not going away, delegates at SPUC’s recent national conference heard.
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It takes some effort to fish for the LEAST obvious answer to the question of why abortion increased by 19% in the space of twelve months in Scotland. Indeed, the BBC has trawled an entire Atlantic Ocean of spurious supposition in search of one whale of an excuse: TikTok.
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Suella Braverman has told police around the country that “silent prayer, within itself, is not unlawful”, including outside abortion facilities.
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On 12 September, SPUC hosted its “Withdraw the Law” meeting, pushing back against Westminster’s “unacceptable” Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) diktat that includes teaching abortion access to schoolgirls aged between 12 and 16.
