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A leaked email has revealed the NHS raising urgent concerns to its staff on the ‘escalating risks’ of pregnant women experiencing serious harm, and even death, because of ‘DIY’ home abortions.

The Court of Appeal has today (29 July) refused to consider evidence that suggests women are dying and experiencing serious harm due to the ‘DIY’ abortion telemedicine service.

Video footage has revealed the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS) illegally posting abortion pills to a woman who said she wanted to terminate her pregnancy because she didn’t ‘want to look pregnant on holiday.’

Christian ministry Core Issues Trust (CIT) has been notified that its bank will discontinue its accounts following a coordinated harassment campaign.

On Wednesday 29 July via a Court of Appeal remote hearing, the government will face a judicial review on its decision to allow women to have medical abortions at home during UK lockdown with only a phone or video consultation.