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Rise in female gamblers during Women's World CupMore women have been betting on football during the 2023 Women's World Cup, new data reveals.
Gambling
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Alarming rates of online harm to children as Online Safety Bill in limboThousands of cases of online grooming have been reported as Brits wait for the Online Safety Bill to become law.
Pornography
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Father Ted co-creator "cancelled" at Edinburgh Fringe
Freedom of Speech
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Stonewall, Mermaids contributing to sensitive policies for NHS TrustsControversial charity Stonewall has contributed towards sensitive gender policies at a number of NHS trusts, it has emerged.
Transgender
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SNP Mhairi Black likens gender critics to white supremacistsSNP Deputy Leader in the House of Commons Mhairi Black compares gender-critical campaigners to white supremacists.
Freedom of Speech
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Six victims rescued from forced prostitution in North LondonA further six victims of modern slavery have been rescued in North London last Friday.
News
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Costa under fire for cartoon of trans manThe popular high-street coffee-shop chain, Costa Coffee, has been left facing a boycott after “irresponsible” advertising featured a cartoon of a transgender man who had had a double mastectomy.
News
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Human trafficking cases at record high in ScotlandPolice in Scotland have released their latest quarterly report that shows human trafficking and exploitation cases are at their highest across the country.
Human Trafficking
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CARE: Time for NIFL clubs to show gambling sponsorship the red cardThree NIFL clubs will have gambling shirt sponsors in the coming season, despite public concern about gambling advertising in football.
Gambling
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Slavery Abolition Act anniversary markedSpeaking on the anniversary of the Slavery Abolition Act coming into force on 1 August 1834 Ross Hendry, CEO of Christian charity CARE, said:
Human Trafficking
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CARE analysis: ‘Out-of-touch’ Old Firm fails to ditch gambling shirt sponsorsPress release — The Old Firm is failing to heed public concern about gambling harms by continuing to display betting company logos on match-day shirts, CARE for Scotland has said.
Gambling