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Natalie's article, published in medial journal Reproductive Biomedicine in May 2009, looks at the history of fertility clinics' duty to consider the welfare of the child, and discusses the controversy around the removal of the reference to a 'need for a father'.
Natalie's article for 3Sixty magazine from December 2008 talks about the changes to the law for gay and lesbian parents.
Natalie's article, published in gay magazine 3Sixty in October 2008, gives a personal perspective on the dramas and controversies of the 2008 legal changes for gay and lesbian parents-to-be.
Evan Davies on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme discusses with Natalie Gamble and David Burrows MP the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill and whether children need a father
Natalie's article, published in the Infertility Network UK magazine in spring 2008, explains the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill 2008 and its proposed changes to the law, covering same-sex parents, welfare of the child, donor information rights and embryo storage.
Natalie's article, published in lesbian magazine Diva in April 2008, was written while the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill was in the midst of its controversial passage through Parliament, and explains the issues being argued about and the proposed changes to the law (which were passed) for lesbian parents-to-be.
In November 2007, Natalie wrote to the Times defending the proposals to introduce legal equality for lesbian parents, in response to the controversy in Parliament. Her letter was the lead letter published in the Letters' page.
John Humphrys on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme fields a discussion between Natalie Gamble and Baroness Deech on the HFE Bill and rights for lesbian parents
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