‘You feel a bit mass-produced’: donor-conceived people on the export of UK sperm

A legal loophole means UK fertility clinics are making sperm available abroad. We talk to those affected

UK sperm donations being exported to sidestep 10-family limit

Experts have warned that sperm donated in the UK is being exported and used to create large numbers of children across multiple countries, contradicting a strict 10-family limit that applies in the UK.

A legal loophole means that while a single donor can be used to create no more than 10 families in UK fertility clinics, there are no restrictions on companies making sperm or eggs available for additional fertility treatments abroad. The Guardian talked to the people affected.