UK widow fights for deceased husband's sperm to be kept in storage

A young widow has launched a High Court fight to preserve her late husband’s sperm.

UK widow fights for deceased husband's sperm to be kept in storage
Fri, 31 Jan, 2014 - 15:56

A young widow has launched a High Court fight to preserve her late husband’s sperm.

Beth Warren, from Birmingham, is challenging a storage time limit imposed by the UK fertility regulator.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: UKPlace: BirminghamPlace: LondonPlace: Worksop, NottinghamshirePerson: Beth WarrenPerson: Warren BrewerPerson: JusticePerson: HoggPerson: BrewerPerson: WarrenPerson: Jenni RichardsPerson: QCPerson: RichardsPerson: Diane BloodPerson: BloodOrganisation: High CourtOrganisation: Family Division of the High CourtOrganisation: Human Fertilisation and Embryology AuthorityOrganisation: HFEA
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