UK woman jailed for late abortion to be released after court reduces sentence

Carla Foster obtained abortion pills by lying about her pregnancy stage and used them beyond the legal limit.
The Court of Appeal reduced her 28-month sentence to 14 months suspended, calling for compassion.
Foster's case sparked debate about the law used to prosecute her and treatment of mothers.
Abortion rights supporters argued her original sentence was harsh.
There are calls for reform of the law and rethinking how the justice system handles similar cases.