Part one of Steph’s story can be read here. I mentioned in my last post that my studies of Human Biology and Law made me pro-life. Langman’s Medical Embryology by T. W. Sadler PhD – which is dedicated “to each and every child” – was a Rubicon for me. I realised preborn children are not… Read more »

Today’s announcement by the Home Secretary stating he would not be implementing national buffer zones is warmly welcomed by Life. Following an in-depth review, Mr Javid’s response is a sign of hope that common sense can still prevail. After reviewing evidence provided by a range of interested parties, representing views from all sides, the Home… Read more »

I can’t say I ever thought about being pro-life or pro-choice as a child. I was baptised Catholic but raised non-practising so I never heard about abortion from any church. As a teenager, I spent two years in a hostel for vulnerable girls. I am ridiculously spoiled, and was completely loved by my parents, but… Read more »

Professor Jack Scarisbrick, Emeritus National Chairman of Life, says that before welcoming the decision to allow the abortion pill to be taken at home we should consider the trauma of women taking it in the very place that the child might have been conceived, an idea which holds ‘a special repugnance’; that further trauma will… Read more »

Life has instructed solicitors to begin legal action against Lambeth Council for defamation, breach of contract and interference with our right to freedom of expression following our expulsion from the Lambeth Country Show. On the second day of the Lambeth Country Show, without any forewarning or discussion, Life’s stall was dismantled by the show organisers… Read more »