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abortion industry
World Under Judgement?
DATE : 1 September 2026 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster
In 1967, when David Steel introduced the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Bill, he said, “We want to stamp out the backstreet abortions, but it is not the intention of the promoters of the Bill to leave a wide-open door for abortion on request.” He estimated that there might be around 300 terminations a year. In 2023, there […]
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Time for the bulldog spirit to revive – and defend those who cannot defend themselves
DATE : 21 January 2026 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), there were 73 million abortions worldwide last year. The WHO further records that annually there are between 63 to 68 million deaths of persons in being, i.e. deaths excluding abortion. Which makes abortion easily the leading cause of death worldwide in 2025. To put this in some kind of context, as […]
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The UK – a society built on death
DATE : 23 October 2025 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster
This year marks the 58th anniversary of the Abortion Act. Back in 1967, the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Bill was marketed as a restrictive emergency measure – an act of compassion to help women who would otherwise be driven to seek backstreet abortion. David Steel, who introduced the Bill, said, “We want to stamp out the backstreet abortions, but […]
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VfJUK: Award of Charlie Kirk Memorial Cup
DATE : 17 October 2025 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster
Young UK Pro-Lifer of the year award, 2025 VfJUK is proud to announce first award of the Charlie Kirk Memorial Cup In the wake of the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk and as a memorial to his life, ministry, and unwavering support for the pro-life cause, pro-life groups in the UK have joined together to […]
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Nero still fiddling while Rome burns?
DATE : 20 June 2025 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster
According to latest data released by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA), one in every 32 births in the UK in 2023 was born as result of IVF treatment – which roughly translates, says the Times, as one child in every class at school. The natural fertility rate in 2023 was apparently the lowest on record, […]
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