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Lords Assisted Suicide Bill: 'Right to die' would become a 'duty to die', CARE warnsThe 'right to die' would become a 'duty to die' for some people if assisted suicide was made legal, CARE has warned.
Assisted Suicide
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Woman with cerebral palsy urged to consider assisted suicide by nurseHeather Hancock, a long-term sufferer of cerebral palsy, cared for at the Alberta Hospital in Canada, was told to “do the right thing and consider MAiD.”
Assisted Suicide
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Surge in requests for gambling support following Euro 2024 tournamentMore people are seeking help with problem gambling in the wake of Euro 2024 than in the previous tournament, a charity has warned.
Gambling
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Labour commit to tougher online safety laws
Pornography
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Welby: 'My wife felt pressured to have an abortion'Archbishop Justin Welby has revealed that his wife felt pressured to have an abortion by hospital staff.
Abortion
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Top politicians were victims of deepfake pornographyAn investigation has found that more than 30 UK politicians have been targeted by internet perverts.
Pornography
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15 pro-life MPs lost seats in recent electionOver a dozen pro-life MPs lost their seats in the recent general election, raising concerns about the future of abortion legislation.
Abortion
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Labour must deliver gambling reform
Labour can protect Brits facing gambling harm by delivering “robust” and long-overdue gambling reforms, CARE has said.
Gambling
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Isle of Man one step closer to assisted suicideThe Isle of Man is progressing towards legalising assisted suicide after the House of Keys voted 17 to 7 in favour of the bill during its second reading.
Assisted Suicide
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CARE: Next Government must tell ‘better story’ for vulnerable groupsCARE's CEO has congratulated successful election candidates and called for the next UK Government to model justice, integrity, and compassion.
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130 people have died in the first three months of new assisted suicide programme in NSWIn its first three months, more than 130 patients have died through a voluntary assisted dying (VAD) programme in NSW, Australia.
Assisted Suicide