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Assisted suicide laws increase suicide rates, economists saySenior economists have argued that legalising assisted suicide leads to a rise in overall suicides in society due to a "reduction in societal taboos".
Assisted Suicide
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Over 100 major companies falling short in modern slavery practicesA report from the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), reveals that more than 100 major UK companies do not have suitable modern slavery policies.
Human Trafficking
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Government inaction is failing vulnerable Brits caught in gambling epidemicThe UK Government is failing the most vulnerable by consistently delaying action to reign in Britain's permissive gambling laws, campaigners say.
Gambling
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Expert academic attacks false claims of assisted suicide campaigners
Assisted Suicide
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Scottish GPs urge debate on gender dysphoria treatmentScottish doctors have asked for measured debate about the current approach to gender dysphoria in children, and the role medics play.
Transgender
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Heartbroken widow decries prevalence of gambling ads in UK societyThe widow of a man who died after developing a chronic gambling addiction has hit out at Britain's permissive approach to betting adverts.
Gambling
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Sajid Javid to review ‘ideological’ gender treatment services for childrenThe Health Secretary, Sajid Javid, is to review what immediate changes can made to gender treatment services for children in England.
Transgender
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Family sex show 'cancelled' following backlashA controversial ‘family’ show featuring full frontal adult nudity has been partly cancelled following a furious backlash.
Marriage and Family
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Modern Slavery victim support amendment rejected by MPsLate yesterday in the House of Commons, MPs rejected an amendment to the Nationality and Borders Bill which would give confirmed modern slavery victims 12 months tailored support.
Human Trafficking
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Cross-party support for new pornography safeguardsThere’s been strong support from across the House of Commons for new measures to protect children from online pornography.
Pornography
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Teachers discuss harms of porn at major educational conferenceTeachers have warned about the effects of pornography on children at England’s National Education Union (NEU) annual conference.
Pornography