The inconsistency of UK laws in recognising unborn babies’ lives Most people who have been through the heartache of miscarriage, or know someone who has, would welcome Parliament’s recent moves to recognise both the humanity of babies lost before birth, and the grief parents go through: Bereavement leave for parents of babies lost through miscarriage before 24 weeks, under The Employment Rights Bill passed under Labour Government in July 2025 Baby loss certificates extended for parents of babies lost before 24 weeks, voluntary scheme introduced under Conservative Government in February 2024 Yet in stark contrast to this, the same Government completely ignored the pleas of some MP’s to consider the unborn baby, when they voted in favour of “decriminalising” abortion up to birth in June 2025. If approved by the House of Lords, women will be able to abort their babies beyond 24 weeks - even during labour - without any legal consequences. In effect this Government has declared through its voting that:  “We recognise unborn babies are living human beings and valuable, but we want to allow mothers the right to kill these same babies should they so wish.” Continue reading

When Police Scotland threatened to arrest anyone publicly displaying the reality of abortion, they assumed the authority to decide what information women are allowed to know. Continue reading

Initially introduced as a temporary emergency measure during COVID, the Government later conducted a public consultation. Despite 70% of respondents (18,000 in total) urging it to “end immediately”, Parliament ignored this and voted to make them permanent. Monthly consequences include: 550 women needing hospital treatment 250 women requiring surgery to remove baby or placenta remains  22 women treated for haemorrhage The tragic deaths of 9,400 babies This is a public health emergency. Continue reading

Did you know how developed a child is at 8 weeks from fertilisation?  Many women and men don’t know just how human, unique and valuable their child in the womb really is. Continue reading

How did Johanna become a part of Covid vaccine production? In 1972 Johanna* was delivered in the Netherlands. She would go on to play a pivotal role in the production of all three Covid-19 vaccines available in the UK. Many others were in line for her position, but Johanna was the successful one. Molecular biologist, Dr Van der Eb was largely responsible for Johanna becoming involved in vaccine production. Dr Frank Graham also took great interest in developing what Johanna had to offer. We must not forget the sacrifice that Johanna’s parents made. All of whom ensured that Johanna was part of the efforts to roll out the current vaccines across the UK. Continue reading

A healthcare plan rushed through Parliament in 2020 by Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, is responsible for the deaths of an estimated 46,0001 children, and serious health implications for thousands of women. Justified by Government orders to “Stay at home, Protect the NHS and Save lives”, these dangerous measures have achieved the total opposite. So what is Hancock's harmful healthcare and why is it so dangerous to women and children? Read on to find out. 123,000 DIY home abortions took place from April to June 2020. This figure is estimated to be the same for the next three months, July to September Continue reading

[YouTube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/qHtiNa_FhCo[/YouTube] The #StopStella Campaign is calling upon Stella Creasy, MP for Walthamstow, to stop promoting human rights abuses of children in the womb. We expose what this MP is doing and share how you can act to #StopStella Continue reading