Yes, but it costs political capital for very little gain. People won't see it as a pro-abortion move. But anti-abortion people will see it as a pro-abortion move.

The UK doesn't have the same public debate about abortion as we see in the USA. However, there is a quiet contingent of anti-abortion politicians.

The conservatives won't move against them. The Tory strategy has been to embrace all positions to the right of them that get any steam. It's seen them move from being the party bring the UK into the EU to leaving it. Being responsible for the the creation of the ECHR to calling for its end. If the Tories made this change in legislation they would anger the the right of their party. This would cause them to flip position back to where we are now. The total result would have them lose moderate votes that would no longer trust them with women's health care.