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UK faces sharp rise in abortion convictions

UK faces sharp rise in abortion convictions
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United kingdomGeorgina oreillyRanee thakarSonia adesaraCarla fosterA national policeRoyal college of obstetriciansBritish pregnancy advisory serviceBritish society of abortion care providersHome officeMorning headlinesBritish societyAbortion care providersCriminal justice billRoyal collegeRoyal cornwall hospitals

Medics claim morning-after pill is as safe as painkillers

Medics and abortion giants are attempting to make the morning-after pill as easy to purchase as paracetamol.

United kingdomGeorgina oreillyJohn lingEqualities committeeBritish pregnancy advisory serviceReproductive healthcareGeorginao reillyAssociate director

Put morning-after pill on general sale to give UK women full control, experts say

Barriers to emergency contraception should be removed, says Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare

United kingdomGeorgina oreillyBritish pregnancy advisory serviceRoyal college of obstetriciansReproductive healthcareJanet barterRoyal college

Women should be able to buy the morning after pill off the shelf in  supermarkets and petrol stations, sexual health leaders say

The Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare argued it was high time the emergency contraception is reclassified as a medicine that is available for general sale.

United kingdomGeorgina oreillyBritish pregnancy advisory serviceRoyal college of obstetriciansRoyal collegeReproductive healthcareJanet barter

Its invention heralded a social and sexual revolution Now, six decades later, a remarkable sea change is taking place  Why are so many young women turning their backs on the Pill?

When UK writer Sophie Cockerham canvased 61 women online - aged from 23 to 34 - almost all said they had been on the Pill at some point in their lives, but only a third had stuck with it.

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