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NGA quoted in the Telegraph – Being a surrogate left me traumatised

NGA quoted in the Telegraph – Being a surrogate left me traumatised

by Natalie | Mar 8, 2020 | Surrogacy

NGA has been quoted extensively in a piece written for the Telegraph about UK surrogacy.  In the piece, a woman who acted as an independent surrogate in the UK talks to journalist Kate Graham about her experience, in which a breakdown in the relationship with her...
NGA quoted in the Telegraph – Being a surrogate left me traumatised

NGA case reported in the Telegraph – Gay couple who paid surrogate mothers declared legal parents

by Natalie | Jul 1, 2016 | Surrogacy

The decision of the High Court in the leading NGA case of Re A, B and C (2016) has been reported in today’s Daily Telegraph. The case involved a gay couple who engaged in three different surrogacy arrangements via a UK surrogacy Facebook group, and misled the...
NGA quoted in the Telegraph – Being a surrogate left me traumatised

NGA quoted in today’s Telegraph – how to have a baby by surrogate in the UK

by Natalie | May 7, 2015 | Become a Surrogate, LGBT Surrogacy, Surrogacy, Surrogacy UK Law

Today’s Telegraph includes a feature about surrogacy in the UK entitled ‘How to have a baby by surrogate in the UK’ following an interview with Natalie to answer various questions, including: Is surrogacy right for you? There are lots of reasons why...
NGA quoted in the Telegraph – Being a surrogate left me traumatised

NGA quoted in the Telegraph – How a father became the brother of his son

by Natalie | Mar 7, 2015 | Surrogacy, Surrogacy UK Law

NGA has been quoted in today’s Telegraph, on the case of Kyle Casson, the single dad through surrogacy who was granted an adoption order to secure his legal parenthood. Natalie was quoted about the law’s failure to allow single parents to apply for...
NGA in the Telegraph – Surrogacy: the brave new world of making babies

NGA in the Telegraph – Surrogacy: the brave new world of making babies

by Natalie | Jan 22, 2011 | Surrogacy

Natalie has been quoted in today’s Telegraph, as part of it’s feature covering the story of Nicole Kidman having had a child through surrogacy. Asked about changing attitudes to commercial surrogacy, she said: Natalie Gamble is one of this country’s...
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