Pro-life activists stood beside anti-abortion campaigners as a counter protest to to their vigils that have been taking place daily outside the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow.
Pro-choice campaigners drowned out anti-abortion protesters outside a maternity ward in Glasgow by blasting cheesy pop tunes.
Hits from the clip included; Juice by Lizzo, Wannabe by the Spice Girls, Milkshake by Kelis, Scrubs by TLC, Respect by Aretha Franklin, Girls just want to have fun and Loveshack. Texas based group 40 Days For Life plan to operate daily protests outside of medical facilities offering abortions until April 2, with their 400 Scotland-based volunteers.
Dr Greg Irwin told four protesters that they were upsetting patients and asked the group to leave but his pleas were ignored.
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