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Some clinics don't make clear the chances of successfully having a baby, the BBC has found.

Up to four in 10 clinics in the UK offering the service privately may be breaching advertising guidance by not making the success rates clear, an investigation found.

Artificial insemination (IUI) is available privately or through using at-home insemination kits and it can help avoid scheduling sex.

When my husband and I met over 17 years ago, one of the first things we talked about was starting a family together. Yet after nearly a decade of trying – and around £50,000 spent – we are no closer than where we started. Thanks to an NHS postcode lottery, we were able to have just one round of funded IVF (instead of the three we should be eligible for) – an issue that means only 24 per cent of women in London get help, compared to 61 per cent in the North East, accordi...

I've only received one round of NHS funding because of where I live – the IVF postcode lottery is inherently unjust

Rising inflation has made it harder for patients to continue fertility treatment, experts say

Soaring living costs and rising treatment fees are pricing fertility patients out of the chance to become parents.

The fertility regulator has raised concerns about clinics ‘unnecessarily offering unproven treatments to patients’.

The fertility regulator has raised concerns about clinics ‘unnecessarily offering unproven treatments to patients’.

Sophie Martin, from Essex, spent months trying to conceive but she and her husband James lost twins Cecil and Wilfred at 21 weeks into one pregnancy following a first round of IVF