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Peter Ladd
Free speech campaigners are planning to sue the UK Government after it decided to scrap legislation aimed at curbing 'cancel culture' on university campuses.
Freedom of Speech
Changing the law to allow assisted suicide would bring “fundamental consequences for the whole of society”, warned the Bishop of London, Rt Revd Sarah Mullally, as Lord Falconer introduces a Private Member’s…
Assisted Suicide
Assisted Suicide
Two boxers were cleared to compete in the women’s category at the Paris Olympics 2024 despite both being disqualified from last year’s World Championships for failing gender eligibility tests.
Transgender
A report by the UK’s gambling industry regulator reveals that the true extent of problem gambling may be hidden, as eleven Premier League teams start the season with major bookmaker sponsors.
Gambling
Assisted suicide has too many complications to be implemented safely, the British public say according to a major new poll.
Assisted Suicide
A recent poll by Logos Scotland reveals that a majority of Scottish Christians feel unsupported by the Scottish Government.
Freedom of Speech
The 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
The Church of England's draft guidance on bullying has sparked concern over its language on gender and sexuality.
Transgender
Heather Hancock, a long-term sufferer of cerebral palsy, cared for at the Alberta Hospital in Canada, was told to “do the right thing and consider MAiD.”
Assisted Suicide
Children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are not being sufficiently protected from modern slavery, a study suggests.
Modern Slavery