under which the intended parents would be the legal parents of the child as soon as the child is born, unless the surrogate objects to them being the legal parents. as sam and guy prepare for the arrival of their baby, they hope the process will become more accessible for others. the government has asked the law commission of england and wales, along with the scottish law commission, to review surrogacy legislation and prepare a draft bill which, if passed, will change the law. helena wilkinson, bbc news. 0ne one of the conferences goals will be to persuade industrialised nations to persuade industrialised nations to phase out the dependence on coal. 0vernight, china promised to stop
the number of people having a baby with a surrogate mother in england and wales, has almost quadrupled in the last decade. research by kent university and a surrogacy matching agency, shows applications for court orders which transfer rights from the surrogate to the intended parents, increased from 117 in 2011, to 413 last year. with more, here s helena wilkinson. counting down the weeks until their baby boy is due. oh, look. sam and guy turned to surrogacy after finding out sam couldn t carry a pregnancy herself. after a particularly bad miscarriage, i was diagnosed with breast cancer. we got through the treatment, the diagnosis, prognosis, all good. but at the end of that, we kind of knew that was the end of the journey for having a family too. we were really fortunate that the cancer was caught early. it wasn t long after that we realised that surrogacy could be an option. hiya, there!