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Online Safety Bill will return next month, government confirmsCARE has urged the government to slim down its Online Safety Bill to win wide support from MPs when it returns to parliament next month.
Pornography
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Scottish Government gender reforms place women at risk, warns UN officialA United Nations (UN) official has raised the alarm about controversial gender recognition reforms being pursued by the Scottish Government, saying they endanger women's safety.
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Ukraine refugees struggling to settle in UK and at risk of exploitationUkrainian citizens who came to the UK under the government's flagship Homes for Ukraine scheme are struggling to settle and are at risk of exploitation, research shows.
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Academics urge UK government not to U-turn on free speech entitlements
Freedom of Speech
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Miracle babies defying abortion narrativeMedical technologies are enabling babies to survive and thrive with serious conditions, despite parents being urged to abort.
Abortion
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Rishi Sunak: We will pass Online Safety BillPrime Minister Rishi Sunak has pledged to introduce flagship online safety legislation before next spring, amid concerns the government is running out of parliamentary time.
Pornography
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Assisted suicide undermines suicide prevention, study showsThe introduction of euthanasia or assisted suicide undermines suicide prevention, according to a new paper.
Assisted Suicide
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Marriage rate could drop to 1 in 400The marriage rate in Britain could fall to just 1 in every 400 couples over the course of the next two generations, a new study suggests.
Marriage and Family
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Scottish NHS to "fast-track" irreversible surgery for trans patientsScotland's NHS service is planning to fast-track irreversible medical surgeries for people who believe they are the opposite sex, documents seen by The Telegraph show.
Transgender
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Laws governing assisted suicide must be upheld in UK, Welsh police sayWelsh police officers have defended their decision to investigate a woman who helped a stranger travel and access assisted suicide overseas, saying criminal laws must be upheld.
Assisted Suicide
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Scottish Government in court over legal definition of 'woman'The Scottish Government is being to taken to court for attempting to include men who identify as women in the legal definition of 'woman' in legislation.
Transgender