Is society closer to the possibility of safely creating gene-edited babies? And what are the ethical concerns surrounding this practice?

We delved into the subject for the latest episode of Euronews #TeckTalks, speaking with experts and reviewing new research.

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http://www.euronews.com/ French lesbian couples are heading to Belgium to sidestep their country’s domestic ban on assisted reproductive technology.

Since July 2007, Belgian law has made ART open to all, regardless of sexual orientation.

More than 2,000 French babies are conceived in such a way each year.

Euronews met one couple who hail from a Parisian suburb. They were in Brussels for their first appointment at the renowned Erasmus clinic.

“We’ve been talking about it for more than a year and we found this hospital on the internet,” said one of the women, who asked not to be identified. “We first called in June – you’re only allowed to call twice a year – and we booked this first appointment in December.”

This fertility clinic has become a victim of its own success. Its top doctor, Professor Anne Delbaere, said it limits the number of foreign patients seeking ART treatment there.

“It’s been nearly 10 years since we started limiting the number of patients who want to travel from France due to the amount of sperm donations,” said Delbaere.

“We work with our own sperm bank and we are limited by the number of donors. It is unique to this clinic.”

The first step on the long road to this couple’s dream of parenthood is a meeting with a psychologist. The aim of the interview is to find out whether they are really ready to raise a child.

Psychologist Chantal Laurelle meets the two women, who are both in their 30s. “The goal is not to find flaws in the people who come to me,” she explained. “But rather to reflect together on specific issues that will inevitably arise in one context or another during the child’s life.”

As they leave the meeting, the Parisian couple euronews met are acutely aware of the huge responsibility ahead of them.

“I’m relieved; I think the interview was not too bad. We tried to be honest and I think the psychologist gave us some tips if we manage to have a child,” said the woman who plans to undergo the treatment.

Her partner said: “If the law in France is passed, I will be allowed to adopt the child and become a legal co-parent so I can be there for him or her. I will raise this child with lots of love.”

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Student’s hand blown off by police grenade as French school protests continue

More than 400 schools were disrupted by late morning, as the government promised a bill to dock family benefits over damage.

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In the UK, a new row is brewing between Westminster and Edinburgh over potential Scottish independence. Government critics have blamed Prime Minister Boris Johnson, branding him “the biggest threat to the future of the United Kingdom,” after reports that he’d called plans for a regional Scottish parliament “a disaster” that’s fuelling separatist feeling. Our correspondent Tadhg Enright reports from Glasgow.

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For the first time in a decade, more Europeans travel by train than by bus

Cars remain Europe’s top way to travel. However, trains have overtaken buses for the first time in a decade, while planes grew fastest of any mode of transport over the same period.

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