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Rupert Lowe’s new political party, Restore Britain, has vowed to overturn assisted suicide and abortion up-to-birth
By explicitly committing to reversing both measures, Restore Britain is positioning itself as a socially conservative alternative on the right of British politics.
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Pro-life legislation in Iran leads to increase in Down Syndrome births
The law was passed to encourage larger families at a time when population growth had fallen to a mere 0.7 per cent.
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PRESS RELEASES
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SPUC responds to “highest abortion” figures on record
The UK’s leading pro-life group responds to the new abortion figures from the Department for Health and Social Care.
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Scottish Government to be given power to authorise the use of “death row drugs” for assisted suicide
Labour Ministers have been accused of interfering in Scottish affairs and trying to bury bad news by making the announcement on the last day of Parliament before Christmas.
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BREAKING: SPUC expresses deep disappointment as MPs vote to give assisted suicide bill third reading
Pro-Life group expresses deep disappointment as MPs vote to give assisted suicide bill third reading.
Abortion
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Rupert Lowe’s new political party, Restore Britain, has vowed to overturn assisted suicide and abortion up-to-birth
By explicitly committing to reversing both measures, Restore Britain is positioning itself as a socially conservative alternative on the right of British politics.
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ONE OF US alarmed by the European Commission’s decision to fund ‘cross-border abortion’
For the first time, the Commission will open the possibility for an existing fund to finance cross-border abortion.
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Multiple women in the Royal Fleet Auxiliary forced into abortion by anti-child work culture
Women serving in the RFA have alleged that current workplace culture are leaving some feeling they must choose between their careers and their babies.
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Irish senator calls for review of pills by post abortion after horrific coercion case
An Irish court heard how a man forced a woman to take abortion pills at a location in County Donegal on Valentine’s Day in 2020.
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London schools left with empty classrooms as abortion decimates our population
Warnings that London secondary schools may soon be forced to close due to falling pupil numbers are the latest visible consequence of a much deeper demographic problem.
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Lords Slam Radical Abortion Decriminalisation in Committee Debate
In a late-night session in the House of Lords, peers yesterday delivered a powerful challenge to proposal to radically alter the legal framework governing abortion in the UK.
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More efficient prenatal Down’s syndrome test rings alarm bells
In the UK, 90% of babies diagnosed with Down’s syndrome in the womb are aborted. What do we think this more efficient test will be used for?
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Abortion debate reopened in Greece by grieving paediatrician
The abortion debate in Greece, long regarded by the political establishment as settled and closed, has been unexpectedly reopened by a figure whose growing political significance has unsettled the entire system.
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Abortion up-to-birth defeated by ONE VOTE in the Republic of Ireland
Ireland came within a single vote of a dramatic further expansion of abortion law this week that would have decriminalised abortion and removed key safeguards.
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End of life
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Assisted Suicide Bill set to fail, according to Sky News
With just six sitting days remaining, Labour’s chief whip in the Upper House, Lord Kennedy, has made clear that the government will not repeat December’s move of granting extra time.
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Senedd backs assisted suicide motion under pressure from Bill’s sponsors
Members of the Welsh Senedd last night narrowly agreed to a motion that would allow the Leadbeater assisted suicide bill, if passed, to be implemented in Wales.
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Seven Scottish medical bodies condemn the McArthur Bill as unsafe
Seven leading medical and healthcare bodies have issued a rare joint warning over proposed Assisted Suicide Bill in Scotland.
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Prue Leith admits to “planning” her own suicide as a contingency plan were assisted suicide not legalised
The 86-year-old chef and entrepreneur admitted she is researching “the surest, most painless and simplest way” to end her life if the law is not changed in time.
OPINION
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“Neutral” Government Allocates Extra Time for Assisted Suicide Bill
In a dramatic turn of events, the battle over the legalisation of assisted suicide in England and Wales is now on course to continue until late April 2026.
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Scottish Health Committee Blocks Amendments on Palliative Care and Safeguards to Assisted Suicide Bill
Tuesday, 4 November saw Liam McArthur’s Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill begin Stage 2 deliberations with crucial votes on safeguards, palliative care and the criteria for eligibility.
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A beautiful death? Inside the Conservative Party Conference Assisted Suicide Panel
Venturing down ‘enemy territory lane’ and attending the Dignity in Dying (DiD) panel fringe event at the Conservative Party Conference.
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Key takeaways from expert evidence to Leadbeater Bill
Over the last two days, a special select committee in the House of Lords has been hearing oral evidence from expert witnesses on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill.
Inspiring Stories
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SPUC’s 2025 Youth Conference sees record number of young pro-lifers unite for life
SPUC has lauded its largest-ever Youth Conference that saw over 200 young people come together from across the UK in defence of life.
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Use of American pregnancy resource centres has skyrocketed since the end of Roe
A new study has revealed a rise in the number of women turning to pregnancy resource centres in the aftermath of the United States Supreme Court’s Dobbs ruling.
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New York Governor creates $1,800 baby bonus
The rising cost of living and plummeting birth rate has sent New York State into a panic.
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Abortions down for the first time since the end of Roe
Declining numbers suggest that more women are finding alternatives to abortion, whether through practical support, the courage to continue their pregnancy, or the increasing visibility of the pro-life message.
EDUCATION
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Labour set to axe free speech bill that would protect pro-life students on UK campuses
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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“Withdraw the Law” event in Belfast hosted by SPUC opposes RSE regulations imposed by Westminster
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.
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NI parents concerned about lessons imposing abortion ideology on children, poll finds in wake of Westminster diktat
A poll commissioned by SPUC has shown that parents in Northern Ireland have deep concerns about RSE lessons imposing pro-abortion ideology on children. “Westminster must listen to parents”, SPUC said in a statement. “In light of this poll, the current RSE proposals for Northern Ireland are unsustainable and undemocratic.”
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MP quits Government role over regulations forcing NI schools to teach abortion
Robin Millar, Conservative MP for Aberconwy, has quit his role as Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) to the Welsh Secretary, David T. C. Davies, in order to vote against controversial sex education regulations in Northern Ireland.
International
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ONE OF US alarmed by the European Commission’s decision to fund ‘cross-border abortion’
For the first time, the Commission will open the possibility for an existing fund to finance cross-border abortion.
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Irish senator calls for review of pills by post abortion after horrific coercion case
An Irish court heard how a man forced a woman to take abortion pills at a location in County Donegal on Valentine’s Day in 2020.
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France’s assisted suicide law decimated in Senate
France’s proposed assisted suicide legislation has been left in jeopardy after the Senate rejected its central provision.
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Abortion debate reopened in Greece by grieving paediatrician
The abortion debate in Greece, long regarded by the political establishment as settled and closed, has been unexpectedly reopened by a figure whose growing political significance has unsettled the entire system.
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