This morning's must-read pro-life news-stories, Monday 9 May

BBC presenter Kate Silverton

Abortion

• Irish survey suggests high demand for morning-after pills [Irish Examiner, 7 May] http://bit.ly/liHiAf

Embryology

• Scandal-hit German stem cell clinic closes [Sydney Morning Herald, 9 May] http://bit.ly/kQwciq
• Leader of Maltese Labour party pushes IVF law [Malta Today, 8 May] http://bit.ly/mtyroH
• BBC presenter pregnant naturally after failed IVF [Metro, 8 May] http://bit.ly/m5Lda2
• Boy cured by stem cells from 'saviour sibling' claims doctors [Daily Mail, 7 May] http://bit.ly/kowvLL

Euthanasia

• Vatican newspaper warns about practice of neo-natal euthanasia [L'Osservatore Romano, 6 May] http://bit.ly/mBbIRF

Population

• Filipino bishops declare 9 May national day of prayer against population control bill [LifeNews.com, 9 May] http://bit.ly/mPztLz

Sexual ethics

• London diarist says teens should be urged to have more sex [Evening Standard, 6 May] http://bit.ly/mhZj6d

General

• After new constitution, Hungary launches pro-life ad campaign [LifeNews.com, 6 May] http://bit.ly/lYtkng