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"Sneaky" social media advertising is luring young people into gamblingCampaigners have raised concerns over the increasing use of "sneaky" social media advertisements by betting firms.
Gambling
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'Over-broad' extremism definition a threat to Christian groups - CAREPress release: The government's "over-broad" new extremism definition could unfairly catch Christian organisations, CARE has warned.
Freedom of Speech
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Global study reveals nearly 100 million addicted to pornographyA global study suggests nearly 100 million adults may be addicted to pornography, equating to about 3% of the global population experiencing 'problematic pornography use', which negatively impacts relationships and job performance.…
Pornography
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Keir Starmer wants assisted suicide debate in Parliament
Assisted Suicide
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Children will stop getting puberty blockers on the NHSChildren will no longer be given dangerous puberty blockers NHS England has said, after it admitted there is not enough evidence that they are safe.
Transgender
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Abortion now a constitutional right in FranceIn a historic yet divisive move, France has become the first nation globally to formally incorporate abortion rights into its constitution.
Abortion
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New definition of extremism causing divide in parliament
The UK government's proposal to redefine extremism has raised concerns among some cabinet members who fear it could inadvertently target groups opposed to gay marriage, abortion, or new transgender rights.
Freedom of Speech
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JK Rowling reported to police for referring to trans presenter as a "man"Trans broadcaster India Willoughby has reported JK Rowling to Northumbria Police, accusing the author of "misgendering" her on social media.
Transgender
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Profits over people as the gambling industry embraces AIThe gambling industry's integration of AI is raising concerns over its impact on addiction.
Gambling
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Poll: UK public backs curbs on pornPress release: The UK public supports stricter regulation of pornography, according to exclusive new polling for CARE.
Pornography
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Conversion Practices Bill fails to pass Second ReadingA private members' bill which aimed to ban so called 'conversion practices' has failed to pass at Second Reading this afternoon in the House of Commons.
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