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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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Charity reports record levels of potential modern slavery victimsAccording to anti-slavery charity Unseen, the number of potential victims of modern slavery in the UK reached record levels last year.
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20 of our favourite Tim Keller quotesToday, news broke that pastor and evangelist Tim Keller had gone to be with Jesus. His commitment to the gospel and social action, plus his gracious model for cultural engagement and his…
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Scotland: faith leaders unite in opposition to assisted suicide billToday at the Scottish Parliament, a coalition of faith leaders will set out to MSPs why they’re opposed to the legalisation of assisted suicide.
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ChatGPT boss: we need to regulate AI
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CARE: Bolster porn protections in Online Safety BillOnline safety legislation must be amended to ensure pornographic content that’s illegal offline world is also illegal online, campaigners say.
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Gambling firm accused of paying blogs to lure new mothers to its online gamesA Guardian source has accused Coral, a leading gambling brand in the UK, of paying blogs to recommend new mothers play its online casino games.
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Read Ross' letter on the Illegal Migration BillLast week, Members of the House of Lords debated the Illegal Migration Bill at second reading. Following the debate, CARE's CEO, Ross Hendry, had the following letter published in the Telegraph.
Modern Slavery
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University free speech legislation becomes lawThe UK government's flagship Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Bill received its Royal Assent yesterday and is now officially the law of the land for England and Wales.
Freedom of Speech
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Students offered 'welfare' pack for gender critical talkA growing row over Oxford Union's, a free speech supporting society at the University of Oxford, decision to invite gender-critical feminist Kathleen Stock to speak deepened last night.
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Archbishop of Canterbury says Illegal Migration Bill risks ‘great damage’ to UK’s reputationThe Illegal Migration Bill received strong opposition from the Archbishop of Canterbury yesterday as it began its passage through the House of Lords.
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First three-parent baby born in UKThe first baby conceived with DNA from three separate ‘parents’ has been born in the UK, the fertility regulator has confirmed.
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