UK abortions to reduce multiple births on the rise

5 January 2012

The report by Lord Falconer's self-styled commission on assisted suicide, funded by pro-death activists, amounts to a renewed attack on the legal status of disabled and elderly people.

The commission has been widely discredited as stacked with supporters of assisted suicide. Paul Tully of SPUC Pro-Life said: "Lord Falconer's cooking-up of a dodgy dossier via a stacked panel shows the lengths to which the assisted suicide lobby will go.

"They seek to create a two-tier system: people who deserve a right to life, and those who maybe don't." [SPUC, 4 January]

Other stories:

• Assisted suicide report from Falconer's stacked commission is worthless says SPUC
• US researchers explore link between stem cells and ageing [Mail, 4 January]
• Stem cell research on donor eggs often not disclosed [Reuters, 3 January]
• Scientists grow sperm in laboratory dish [Telegraph, 2 January]
• Elderly 'robbed of dignity' by failing social services, say charities [Independent Catholic News, 3 January]
• Catholic archbishop of Cardiff opposes presumed consent for organ donation [Wales Online, 2 January]
• UK doctors warn alcohol is fuelling sexual health crisis among teens [Mail, 31 December]
• A celebration of motherhood [Pat Buckley, 2 January]