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It is just under a year and a half ago that I found myself writing a piece called ‘A Black Friday’.
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Recent opinion pieces
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AI giving misleading advice on votingAhead of the elections for the Welsh Senedd and Scottish Parliament on Thursday, some of the most popular artificial intelligence chatbots have been found to give false and misleading information to prospective…
Artificial Intelligence
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Poverty and technology drive rise in modern slaveryA new report by the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner identifies the issues driving an increase in modern slavery referrals in the UK, including poverty, conflict, and unsafe migration, as well as new technologies…
Modern Slavery
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University wins challenge to freedom of speech fine
Freedom of Speech
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More than half of Australian children still using social media despite banNew research has found that 61% of Australian children aged 12 to 15 are still using restricted social media apps despite the ban on their use for under-16s.
Pornography
Press Releases
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Major wins in regulation of online pornography
Pornography
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Scottish Parliament rejects Assisted Suicide Bill
Assisted Suicide
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CARE for Scotland urges MSPs to reject assisted suicide ahead of…
Assisted Suicide
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CARE for Scotland comment: Royal College of Psychiatrists switches to oppose…
Assisted Suicide
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Polling shows there is no 'public consent' for assisted suicide
Assisted Suicide
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More than 500 women a day advertised for sex in Northern IrelandResearch by the BBC has found that over 500 women are advertised for sexual services each day in Northern Ireland, with the majority being coerced and controlled into being sold for sex.
Sexual Exploitation
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Government plans will incentivise quick 'lunch-hour' abortionsUnder the governments new women’s health strategy, financial disincentives for same-day abortions will be removed, raising fears of ‘lunch-hour abortions’.
Abortion
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Universities face £500,000 fines for failing to protect free speechThe government are introducing a new complaints system for university staff that could see institutions fined £500,000 or 2% of their income if they are found to have failed in protecting free…
Freedom of Speech
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Prime Minister calls social media companies to Downing StreetAs part of the government’s consultation on keeping children safe online, the Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, has called a meeting in Downing Street with senior leaders from the major social media companies.
Pornography
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Government to publish same-sex space guidance after May electionsThe long-awaited guidance on same-sex spaces will now be published next month, after the elections on 7th May. The guidance covers the use of same-sex spaces, such as toilets and changing rooms,…
Transgender
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CARE launches fresh new election sitesCARE are delighted to launch brand new websites providing up-to-date information to help Christians think, act, and pray as they prepare to vote in the upcoming Scottish and Welsh elections.
Good Government
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Assisted suicide prescriptions in Oregon hit record high in 2025The latest data for the U.S. state of Oregon, where assisted suicide is legal, shows that a record number of people received assisted suicide prescriptions last year. It also recorded the second-highest…
Assisted Suicide