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Meanwhile, the UK Government presses on with normalising surrogacy, stating it “supports surrogacy as part of the range of assisted conception options.” It also signposts people to surrogacy services. gov.uk/government/pub…

Apart from the babies who are killed before being born with no-one facing any consequences. They don’t get any start at life…

This is a baby born at 24 weeks - the legal abortion limit. He grew into a healthy little boy. Now imagine him being aborted at 39 weeks and having no legal protection. This isn’t ‘delightful’.

@Sorelle_Arduino @JapanesePolar @UKLabour @StephenMorganMP The Government has manipulated data that parents feel children need more male role models. Yes they do later in life with male teachers, not in nurseries.

4 male nursery workers jailed for child sex offences in 4 months, men only account for 2% of nursery staff Yet @UKLabour MP @StephenMorganMP has announced funding to increase male nursery staff Morgan claims 9 out 10 parents support it, I can’t find the data Can anyone help?

'We are seeing full blown politicised indoctrination in our schools, in violation of the law.' Reform MP Suella Braverman says pupils are being taught 'one-sided' views about gender in British schools.

@PalladianStyle @AndromedaBrief She killed her full term baby. A pregnancy means there is a living baby who deserves a chance at life. It’s unknown if the baby was born alive or not because she disposed of his body. Yes she deserved to go to prison.

@FamEdTrust @AndromedaBrief And what purpose does that jail sentence serve? Is Catt such a danger to society that she needs to be locked away? She terminated her own pregnancy. We either have bodily autonomy or we don’t: it can’t be one rule for some and another for others

The Truth Behind UK Abortion Claims A wave of viral posts is claiming that the United Kingdom has “legalised abortion up to birth.” That’s not what happened. For decades, UK law has set a clear framework: – Most abortions are allowed up to 24 weeks – After that, only in strict medical circumstances That framework still exists. So what changed? A proposed legal shift focuses on decriminalisation — meaning women would not face criminal prosecution, even in cases outside the traditional framework. This is a legal distinction, not a medical one. Doctors, regulations, and clinical limits do not suddenly disappear. But perception moves faster than law. And online, nuance is often replaced by extremes. So a complex legal adjustment becomes: “abortion at any stage, for any reason” Which is not how the system actually works. The real story isn’t about unlimited access. It’s about how law, enforcement, and public narrative are beginning to diverge. And once that gap opens — it tends to widen. #abortion #uk

All the hallmarks of a death cult…

These are the 2 Labour MPs who pushed through the change to Abortion Law. They also voted AGAINST the Rape Gang Inquiry! Stella Creasy MP - Walthamstow and Tonia Antoniazzi MP for Gower ! Both are MOTHERS !!!!! @pinkladies_uk @RestoreBritain_

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@ayeshahazarika Sarah Catt purposely took abortion pills to murder her full term baby boy in order to hide evidence of her affair. She buried his body in an undisclosed location and showed no remorse. Under this new law, babies have no legal protection. This is wicked. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

Proud to have put my name to this important amendment to Clause 208 which seeks to decriminalise women who have abortions & have just spoken in the debate currently underway in the House of Lords.

@JMcMurdockMP Thank you for saying this. It’s truly horrendous that the state now allows the killing of its most vulnerable citizens.

I dont think being overly emotional is particularly helpful when it comes to matters of the law but for the first time since becoming an MP I am genuinely sad about what parliament has done. I am sad because I know what the consequences will be. I am sad because I know nervous first time parents might give way to doubt and opt out of parenthood and how the reality of that means they'll be denied the greatest gift life will ever give them and instead inherit a life of monstrous guilt. I am sad because, now, healthy babies will be destroyed. I am really sorry that the UK has legalised full term abortion. For what it's worth, I voted NO. I am going to squeeze my children a little tighter and thank the universe a little more than normal this morning. You cannot become unpregnant. You just become the parent of a child you killed. That is the reality of life. We must face it. My babies.

The DfE is targeting mothers on social media to persuade them into believing their babies are missing by not going to nursery. The ads imply they’ll be better mothers if they hand their child over to state-funded group childcare. The gaslighting of mothers is unreal!

Doctors are supposed to preserve life, not end it. This isn’t progress, it’s regressive - and will harm women.

This is awful. We are living in a death cult society where the Government can kill its most vulnerable citizens. Aborting late term babies is murder.

The UK House of Lords votes today on whether to allow abortion UP TO BIRTH. Video below is a baby at 30 weeks' gestation showing pain responses. Bishops of Norwich and Winchester have confirmed they are not attending. No word from the Archbishop of York either way. Very sad.

The abortion of healthy babies up till birth is not ok. Handing out pills by post, designed to bring on a miscarriage up to ten weeks, but not medically safe after that period, without a face to face consultation to check gestation, also not ok. Both came from the HoC after just 46 mins of debate & NO risk assessment. Not ok. I hope the HoL has more sense.

Group childcare is not the ‘best start in life’ for young children. Evidence shows the best start in life for babies and toddlers is to be cared for by their mothers. The Government should recognise the importance of early attachment bonding on child outcomes in adolescence.

Let this sink in for a moment. In the UK, a registered sex offender can legally change their name. Not once. Not twice. But multiple times. A new name. A new identity. A past that becomes harder for schools, employers, and safeguarding systems to trace. 1/6