Abortion has become one of the most debated subjects in the U.K. Abortion is the destruction of the fetus while it is still in the womb. There are many points of views towards abortion, the two groups of people arguing are 'Pro-life', who are those against abortion, and, 'Pro choice', those who believe it is the woman's right to chose if she wants to have a termination.
             The 'Pro-choice', group believe that women should be able to enjoy, like men, the right to decide whether they want to become a parent. A man can withdraw from a relationship as soon as he finds out about a pregnancy, and can choose whether to accept responsibility for their child, it is argued that women should have the choice of abortion so they too can choose responsibility.
             'Pro-choice' supporters believe that as contraceptives can fail, and because they are not always available or possible to use, abortion is necessary so people can determine whether and when to bear a child. A single parent or a couple can make this decision. Pro-choice say, couples should have the choice of abortion so they can start or expand their families when they feel ready and able to care for a new baby.
             'Pro-choicers' argue that abortion makes it possible for people to choose the number of children they want, and to create the kind of family life they want. Pregnancy and childbirth can prevent women from keeping jobs, feeding their families, and from serving others in ways they consider necessary and appropriate. Pregnancy may determine whether a woman gets to complete her education. This will influence her ability to support herself and her family; it is argued women should be allowed to have an abortion so this doesn't happen.
             'Pro-choice' people say that 'all human beings are given some inalienable right guaranteed by the constitution'. One of those privileges is the right to
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