MPs vote down plan to scrap scheme allowing women to take full course of abortion pills at home

MPs vote down plan to scrap scheme allowing women to take full course of abortion pills at home Women can continue to have abortions at home after Government plans to end the scheme were defeated.

The 'pills by post' service was set up at the start of the pandemic so that women who were unable to see doctors in person could still access early medical abortions.

The telemedicine service, relating to termination in the first ten weeks of pregnancy, allows women to take both doses of abortion pills at home. The Daily Mail