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MPs have a final chance to save home abortion services

MPs will vote tomorrow on whether people can continue to have abortions at home. The religious Right – and the government – have tried to stop it

MPs have a final chance to save home abortion services
Protesters gathered in London to march in solidarity with those across the world who struggle to access abortions, October 2021 | Paul Quezada-Neiman / Alamy Stock Photo
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Lily is religious and says abortion wouldn’t usually be an option for her.

But when she became pregnant during the coronavirus pandemic, she felt “panic and stress”. “I am 41, I have two sons and I absolutely did not plan to have another child,” she said.

Lily has shared her story about taking prescribed abortion pills at home because she’s thankful for the service, which made “this most difficult time of my life as easy as it could possibly be”.