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EXCLUSIVE: Charity bosses told MailOnline that women may become more curious about donating their eggs as cash becomes tight.

Exclusive: HFEA discussing how to ‘future-proof’ legislation to keep pace with scientific advances

There are all kinds of reasons why women might want to preserve their fertility, whether it’s because they want to focus on their careers, be more

Survey also finds younger generations far more in favour of designer babies than older people are

More needs to be done to encourage British men to donate sperm to stop a nationwide sperm shortage forcing women to rely on operators, including from abroad, with less stringent checks.

Would-be parents may benefit from IVF, rather than conceiving naturally because it allows a baby, technically, to have two mothers.

Exclusive: HFEA says rise of genetic testing websites may soon make it impossible to conceal identities

Clinics are offering men the chance to put fatherhood on ice by freezing their sperm, something that could prove helpful to those who have cancer or are in high-risk roles like the military.

After actress Sienna Miller revealed she has frozen her eggs at 40, it has emerged that British women are doing so right up to their 50th birthdays.

The society has said it will no longer attend the Fertility Show in London because of concerns over non-medical treatments sold to couples trying to have a baby.