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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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Health Secretary suggests UK not ready for assisted suicideThe state of end of life care in the UK means the country is not ready for assisted suicide, the Health and Social Care Secretary has said.
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Scottish Government rows back from conversion practices proposalThe Scottish Government has rowed back from a pledge to introduce controversial legislation on "conversion practices".
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Free speech concerns as Brazil bans X (Twitter)Judges in Brazil have ordered that the social media platform X (more commonly known as Twitter) be taken down with immediate effect.
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More women turning to prostitution to make ends meet, figures suggestMore women are turning to prostitution to "make ends meet" in the UK's increasingly challenging financial climate, figures suggest.
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Scottish assisted suicide Bill fails to protect conscience rights, expert warnsScottish assisted suicide legislation is deeply flawed in its approach to conscientious objection by medical professionals, an expert has warned.
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500 academics call for free speech act to be reinstatedMore than 500 academics have strongly criticised the government's decision to scrap a new law which aimed at protecting free speech on university campuses'.
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Transgender sprinter set to compete in Paris ParalympicsThe Paralympics will be embroiled in controversy next week, when sprinter Valentina Petrillo is set to become the first ever transgender athlete to compete at the Games in Paris.
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Pro-Life campaigner receives compensation from the policeA Christian pro-life volunteer who was twice arrested for praying silently outside abortion facilities has received a £13,000 pay-out from West Midlands Police in acknowledgement of her unjust treatment.
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1.6 million children living with adults who are problem gamblers, report showsAround 1.6 million children in the UK are living in a household where an adult is experiencing problem gambling, according to a new report.
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Assisted suicide ‘uncontrollable, unethical and unnecessary’, Scottish politicians hearA Scottish committee scrutinising plans to legalise assisted suicide has been told that the practice is "uncontrollable, unethical, and unnecessary".
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