The UK government is going ahead with plans to outlaw Christian protest and advice to mothers outside abortion factories - despite knowing that such restrictions are ILLEGAL!

The pro-abortion Powers That Be have admitted that so called buffer zones, –  areas around abortion clinics where prayer and pro-life witness are to be outlawed –  are not compatible with the European Convention on Human Rights. 

The reality of political violence in the divided USA has finally come out - and it's the thuggish left of the pro-abortion Democrats who are overwhelmingly to blame. Mainstream media coverage which portrays the pro-life movement as violent is just another pack of corporate lies.

A “sobering” study has found that US pro-lifers have suffered 22x more attacks than pro-abortion individuals and groups following the infamous leak revealing that the US Supreme Court was set to overturn Roe v. Wade, which it did in June this year.

A teenager with Down's Syndrome has urged the Prime Minister to overhaul abortion laws in England and Wales that directly discriminate against preborn disabled babies.

Millie Anna Prelogar, 18, met Rishi Sunak to discuss provisions that allow babies who have a disability to be aborted up to term. The legal limit for other babies is 24 weeks.

Ms Prelogar said the difference in law reinforces negative stereotypes about disabled people and undermines the value and dignity of a disabled person's life.

At this time of year we remember all our war dead, but especially the 880,000 British servicemen who fell in the First World War. The horrific scale of the losses still haunts us more than 100 years on. But the shocking truth is that abortion has killed ELEVEN TIMES more people in Britain than the Great War did.

The abortion industry is plotting a new push for changes to the law which would make England one of the most dangerous places in the world for unborn babies. Last year, abortion campaigners brought forward an amendment to the UK Government’s flagship Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill that would have introduced abortion on demand, for any reason, up to birth (including sex-selective abortion).

As the Rally for Life headed down O'Connell Street on July 2nd, the energy was palpable, visible and inspiring.
 
Amongst the thousands who packed the streets for the Rally were crowds of young people whose passion was infectious, and with them were thousands of families, sometimes representing three generations. Their witness was inspiring, not just because it showed the importance of the pro-life message, but because it demonstrated that the desire to protect unborn children endures, and will endure until we have rebuilt this broken culture.

Sometimes the hard, cold reality of numbers can just stop you in your tracks.  Amidst the abortion statistics released by the British Department of Health yesterday was one deeply shocking figure that related to Ireland and to the deadly discrimination now becoming as commonplace here as elsewhere. 

The Life Institute has described the confirmation that some 6,700 abortions took place in 2021 as a "devastating indictment of a bad law that continued to produce horrific outcomes for both mother and baby".

An abortion provider who sent abortion pills to a woman who was seven months pregnant is now attempting to use the case to make abortion legal up to birth.