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The term is over, the summer has begun. At least, it has for most Members of Parliament. But not for the Secretary of State for Health, Wes Streeting. He is facing what…
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Scottish residents could be penalised for displaying pro life posters in own homesResidents displaying pro-life posters in their own homes within Scotland’s newly introduced abortion buffer zones now face fines of up to £10,000, according to a government letter.
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Christian school worker claims unlawful dismissal in free speech battleA Christian school worker, Kristie Higgs, is claiming her free speech rights were violated after being dismissed for sharing social media posts criticising LGBT+ relationship teaching.
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Tom Tugendhat warns assisted suicide laws could become a "cost-saving" measureShadow Security Minister, Tom Tugendhat has expressed discomfort with assisted suicide laws, warning they could be misused as a "cost-saving" measure rather than prioritising proper care for vulnerable individuals.
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Belgium woman euthanised by pillow
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Home Sec clamps down on violent porn as reports of rape increase amongst young girlsHome Secretary Yvette Cooper has revealed that 14-year-old girls are now the most common age group to report rape, describing the statistic as “most disturbing.”
Pornography
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First person dies using Switzerland's new suicide podThe following information may be distressing for readers.
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Silent prayer outside abortion clinics to be banned next monthBuffer zones around abortion clinics in England and Wales will come into effect from 31 October. These zones, extending 150 metres around clinics, will make it illegal to distribute anti-abortion leaflets or…
Abortion
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Davey: Assisted suicide would make people feel like a burdenLiberal Democrat Leader Sir Ed Davey MP has expressed his concerns about assisted suicide, as pressure mounts for a fresh vote on the issue.
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Uefa partnership with big gambling will harm fans - expert warnsA decision by footballing authority Uefa to partner with a major gambling company will harm fans, a public health expert has warned.
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Govt bolsters Online Safety Act to curb revenge pornThe UK Government has classified the sharing of so-called revenge porn has as the most serious type of offence under the Online Safety Act.
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Police harmfully distracted by "hate crime incidents", watchdog warnsPolice officers are recording too many "hate crime incidents" and becoming involved in cases involving hurt feelings, the police watchdog has warned.
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