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Online Safety Bill faces further delaysFor the second time in four months, the Online Safety Bill has been delayed from proceeding through the House of Commons.
Pornography
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MSPs back controversial gender plansScottish politicians have backed deeply controversial gender recognition plans that would allow children to legally change sex.
Transgender
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UK Government to order abortions in NIThe UK Government will force the commissioning of abortion services in Northern Ireland after a long stand off over this issue at Stormont.
Abortion
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Mums turning to prostitution to cope with cost-of-living crisis, research shows
Sexual Exploitation
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NHS England pushes back on trans ideologyNew plans from NHS England say most children who believe they're the opposite sex are simply in a phase, and urge medics not to suggest that children change their names and use…
Transgender
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5 prayers for our next Prime MinisterFollowing nominations by Conservative MPs, Rishi Sunak has been elected as leader of the party and will be our next Prime Minister. The Apostle Paul urges us in 1 Timothy 2:2 to…
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Kids can easily access porn, regulator warnsChildren in the United Kingdom can easily access pornography online, state regulator Ofcom has said.
Pornography
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Canadian man applies for doctor-assisted death due to homelessnessA Canadian man is applying to end his life under Canada's regressive euthanasia framework because he does not want to be homeless.
Assisted Suicide
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CARE: Buffer zones are a disproportionate and unnecessary interference with civil libertiesPlans to enforce "buffer zones" around abortion clinics in England and Wales are an unjustified assault on civil liberties, campaigners say.
Abortion
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Euthanasia plans brought forward on JerseyEuthanasia proposals have been brought forward on the island of Jersey following sustained pressure for a change in the law by activists.
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Bid for national "buffer zones" lawPro-life people could be banned from advocating outside places where abortions take place under plans to be considered at Westminster.
Abortion