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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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Poll shows that Scottish Christians are left feeling unsupported by governmentA recent poll by Logos Scotland reveals that a majority of Scottish Christians feel unsupported by the Scottish Government.
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Opposition to the progress on Assisted Dying BillThe Isle of Man’s Assisted Dying Bill, supported by two-thirds of MHKs at its third reading, faces strong opposition from healthcare professionals and ethical advocates.
Assisted Suicide
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SEND children at risk of modern slavery lack sufficient protection, study suggestsChildren and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are not being sufficiently protected from modern slavery, a study suggests.
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King's Speech: Labour sets out its legislative agendaHis Majesty King Charles III has officially opened a new session of Parliament following the recent General Election result by delivering the King's Speech yesterday.
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Labour commit to tougher online safety lawsLabour ministers have committed to implement stricter online safety laws to protect children.
Pornography
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Welby: 'My wife felt pressured to have an abortion'Archbishop Justin Welby has revealed that his wife felt pressured to have an abortion by hospital staff.
Abortion
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Top politicians were victims of deepfake pornographyAn investigation has found that more than 30 UK politicians have been targeted by internet perverts.
Pornography
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15 pro-life MPs lost seats in recent electionOver a dozen pro-life MPs lost their seats in the recent general election, raising concerns about the future of abortion legislation.
Abortion
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Isle of Man one step closer to assisted suicideThe Isle of Man is progressing towards legalising assisted suicide after the House of Keys voted 17 to 7 in favour of the bill during its second reading.
Assisted Suicide
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130 people have died in the first three months of new assisted suicide programme in NSWIn its first three months, more than 130 patients have died through a voluntary assisted dying (VAD) programme in NSW, Australia.
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