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Well it’s been a dramatic start to the year. No, I’m not talking about the England’s Cricket Team’s disappointing defeat in the 5th Test in Sydney, but about geopolitical events around the…
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Transgender sprinter set to compete in Paris ParalympicsThe Paralympics will be embroiled in controversy next week, when sprinter Valentina Petrillo is set to become the first ever transgender athlete to compete at the Games in Paris.
Transgender
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Pro-Life campaigner receives compensation from the policeA Christian pro-life volunteer who was twice arrested for praying silently outside abortion facilities has received a £13,000 pay-out from West Midlands Police in acknowledgement of her unjust treatment.
Abortion
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Disability groups oppose fresh attempts to legalise assisted suicideDisability rights groups are voicing strong opposition as Lord Falconer attempts to change the law on assisted suicide for the seventh time.
Assisted Suicide
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New Inquiry launched into pimping websites across Northern Ireland
Sexual Exploitation
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Scottish Govt urged to reject extreme abortion proposals
Abortion
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Big majority of Peers speak out against assisted suicide
Assisted Suicide
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Chorus of criticism as Peers debate assisted suicide Bill
Assisted Suicide
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Eating disorders used as grounds for assisted suicide in multiple casesA ground-breaking study published in Frontiers in Psychiatry has revealed that over 60 individuals with eating disorders have gone through an assisted suicide or euthanasia.
Assisted Suicide
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Telegraph: Trans activists putting children at riskTrans activists are endangering vulnerable children and young people by downplaying concerns about so-called "trans treatments", The Telegraph has said.
Transgender
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Legal challenge over university free speech lawFree 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
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Assisted suicide law sparks concerns over vulnerable people, says BishopChanging 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
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Scots assisted suicide bill would endanger dementia sufferersA leading expert has warned that Liam McArthur's Assisted Suicide Bill would endanger patients living with dementia.
Assisted Suicide
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Porn fuelling violence against women, Labour MP warnsThere is 'extensive evidence' that 'pornography consumption fuels sexual violence' a Labour MP has warned.
Pornography
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Boxers who failed gender tests cleared to compete in women's boxing at the Paris OlympicsTwo 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