Aye, pregnant women. With lots of positive, non-judgemental support.

By and large, I think that's what happens in Blighty; I was meaning the legislation behind it. What right have men to decide whether or not it's legal? As for the Pope, it really is none of his business, though to be fair he can only advise and state ideals which by definition cannot be achieved. It is fundamentally wrong to take a life, no doubt about it, but life is seldom that straightforward and sometimes that course of action is the lesser evil.

I have to say though, I'm dead against private clinics doing it on demand for large sums of money - I suspect that's where most of the 'convenience' terminations take place.