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Heroine of The Sound of Music refused an abortion

Heroine of The Sound of Music refused an abortion

The heroine of The Sound of Music, Maria von Trapp, was told by her doctor to have an abortion because her unborn son was thought to be disabled. Not only did she not have an abortion, but her son was born healthy. The story of the von Trapp family, their musical...

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Baby born before the abortion limit now a year old and thriving

Baby born before the abortion limit now a year old and thriving

Baby Isla was born 18 weeks early and given only a 10% chance of survival. A year on, she’s thriving and has just celebrated her first birthday. Lauren Ormston and Oliver Dewey were expecting their first child together in July last year. But their daughter, baby Isla,...

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Euthanasia law rejected by Portugal’s Constitutional Court

Euthanasia law rejected by Portugal’s Constitutional Court

A Portuguese court has rejected its Parliament’s attempt to introduce euthanasia into the country, pointing to the “intolerable vagueness” of the proposed legislation. On Monday, the Constitutional Court in Portugal rejected a law to introduce euthanasia for the...

20,000 attend March for Life in Paris

20,000 attend March for Life in Paris

As a group of politicians in France attempt to make abortion part of the constitution and seek to introduce a law allowing euthanasia, Paris’ annual March for Life has responded with a resounding ‘non’. Held every year on the third Sunday of January to commemorate the...

Maltese Government tables abortion up to birth Bill

Maltese Government tables abortion up to birth Bill

This afternoon the Maltese Government introduced a Bill to the Maltese Parliament that will introduce de facto abortion on demand, for any reason, up to birth in Malta. The Maltese Government earlier indicated that it would introduce a change to legislation that would...

Explainer – Why it is time to reduce the abortion time limit

Explainer – Why it is time to reduce the abortion time limit

On Thursday 7 December 2023, a member of the House of Lords, Baroness O’Loan, introduced the Abortion (Gestational Time Limit Reduction) Bill to the House of Lords, where it received a First Reading. The Bill will amend the Abortion Act 1967 so that the gestational...

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Chile rejects abortion

Chile rejects abortion

Chile’s lower Chamber of Deputies has rejected a Bill that sought to introduce abortion on demand up to 14 weeks gestation. The legislation, introduced in January this year, sought to amend the current Chilean penal code so that the current prohibitions on abortion...

Crowd takes to the streets for India’s March for Life

Crowd takes to the streets for India’s March for Life

Nearly five times as many people gathered for the 2023 March for Life in India compared to the previous year, as close to 1,000 pro-lifers marched to oppose 52 years of legal abortion in India.  Youth activists raise awareness This summer, the second national...

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Canada set to legalise euthanasia for drug addicts

Canada set to legalise euthanasia for drug addicts

Canada is set to legalise euthanasia on the grounds of mental health in March 2024. As the date approaches, debate is reigniting around the controversial law which will legalise euthanasia for drug addicts. The move is being branded as “eugenics” by individuals...

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The Gen Z abortion crisis

The Gen Z abortion crisis

The summer holiday is always a bit of a non-event when it comes to news. With Westminster on recess and chief editors retreating to their second homes, deputy staff members stretch out stories like used bits of cling film until their bosses return. Be it the Bibby...

Let’s remember the case against assisted suicide

Let’s remember the case against assisted suicide

In 2015, the last major attempt to legalise assisted suicide in Britain was resoundingly defeated in the House of Commons with a vote of 330 against and 118 in favour. At the time, Jeremy Corbyn spoke against the Bill, saying to supporters: “This Bill would put the...

Canada’s assisted dying horror story

Canada’s assisted dying horror story

My favourite Martin Amis novel was his 1991 book Time’s Arrow. It is a pyrotechnically brilliant work in which all time goes backwards. On publication it was criticised in some quarters because the novel includes a reverse version of the Holocaust and some...

The Gen Z abortion crisis

The Gen Z abortion crisis

The summer holiday is always a bit of a non-event when it comes to news. With Westminster on recess and chief editors retreating to their second homes, deputy staff members stretch out stories like used bits of cling film until their bosses return. Be it the Bibby...