On 28th January 2008 the House of Lords voted to retain the provision within the abortion law which allows abortion up to birth if the baby has a disability. Baroness Masham's amendment to the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill aimed at ending this...

On the 27 October, 1967, the Abortion Act was officially passed in the UK Parliament. As Big Ben struck midnight it was the beginning of a day which marks the 40th Anniversary of this Act, an Act which has resulted in the loss of 6.7 million unborn...

This week the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (“bpas”) called for the abortion law to be reformed to allow abortion on demand and the removal of the requirement for two doctors to approve an abortion. bpas based their calls for liberalisation of...

'WOMEN who have abortions are risking depression and other mental illness and should be told of the dangers, a group of leading doctors says today. In a letter to The Times, 15 senior obstetricians and psychiatrists say that new evidence has uncovered a...

"This year my husband and I bought a timeshare. We spent more time with that advisor and being advised of any potential pitfalls than with the bpas advisor and doctors. In fact it took over 8 times as long and we had a 28 day cooling off period." ...

'SUE HULBERT, 44, had an abortion in May 2000 and is only now recovering from the depression and psychosis that followed, culminating in an overdose.' To read the full article follow the link below: http: / /www.timesonline.co.uk /article...

Statement on Psychological Consequences of Abortion – 39th anniversary of Abortion Act Since 27 October 1967, more than six million abortions have been performed in Britain, over 95 percent on grounds of safeguarding the physical or mental health...

EDM 2379 - REVIEW OF ABORTION LEGISLATION - 15.06.2006 Smith, Geraldine 130 signatures That this House endorses Recommendation 77 of the Report of the Science and Technology Committee, Human Reproductive Technologies and the Law; and calls on...

'Church leaders gave their support yesterday to a pro-life campaigner who survived an attempt to abort her. Gianna Jessen, 28, was at the House of Commons to address the Alive and Kicking campaign, which is lobbying for a reduction of the abortion...

'Gianna Jessen's mother was seven-and-a-half months pregnant when it was decided to abort the foetus she was carrying. A saline solution was injected into Gianna's mother's womb, which doctors thought would kill the foetus within hours. ...

'Gianna Jessen grew up believing that she was born with cerebral palsy because she had been delivered prematurely in a particularly traumatic birth. That was the story told to her by her adoptive mother and it was not until she was 12 years old...

'Reports last week that 50 babies a year are still alive after an abortion remind Gianna Jessen of her extraordinary start in life. Interview by Julia Stuart Sunday, 4 December 2005 My biological mother was seven-and-a-half months pregnant...

'A GOVERNMENT agency is launching an inquiry into doctors' reports that up to 50 babies a year are born alive after botched National Health Service abortions.' To read the full article click here