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Asylum seeker given £3,000 to relocate to RwandaA failed asylum seeker has voluntarily relocated to Rwanda under a voluntary removals programme, receiving up to £3,000 as part of the arrangement.
Modern Slavery
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Scotland: Buffer Zone Bill passes Stage 1A "buffer zones" Bill in the Scottish Parliament has passed its Stage 1 vote by 123 votes in favour to just 1 against.
Abortion
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'Right to die' would become a 'duty to die' for some, CARE warnsThe 'right to die' would become a 'duty to die' for some people if assisted suicide was made legal, CARE has warned.
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'Many issues' found with Isle of Man assisted dying bill
Assisted Suicide
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'Gambling content is now part of many children's lives', says charityUK children are increasingly exposed to gambling advertisements online, leading to concerns about their impact, according to charity GambleAware.
Gambling
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'Buffer zones' bill backed by Holyrood committee
A proposed law to ban pro-life activities outside medical settings in Scotland has been backed by a committee of MSPs.
Abortion
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Number of abortions at highest since the introduction of the Abortion ActIn 2021, England and Wales recorded the highest number of abortions since the introduction of the Abortion Act in 1967, with 214,256 cases noted across the year.
Abortion
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Belgium police shut down conservative conferenceNo 10 Downing Street has said a move by Belgium Police to shut down a Nat Con conference taking place in Brussels is 'extremely disturbing'.
Freedom of Speech
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Health Secretary vows to stop private providers prescribing puberty blockersPrivate providers will be stopped from prescribing children puberty blockers, the government has insisted.
Transgender
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Silent prayer might still be permitted outside abortion clinics
Justice Minister Laura Farris has indicated that "silent prayer" near abortion clinics might still be permitted, despite recent votes in the Commons opposing such activities.
Freedom of Speech
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Scottish assisted suicide plans are a threat to disabled people, say campaignersCampaign groups have raised their concerns with MSPs over a new proposed Bill on assisted suicide in Scotland, suggesting it poses a significant threat to disabled individuals.
Assisted Suicide