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Three NIFL clubs will have gambling shirt sponsors in the coming season, despite public concern about gambling advertising in football.
Gambling
Speaking on the anniversary of the Slavery Abolition Act coming into force on 1 August 1834 Ross Hendry, CEO of Christian charity CARE, said:
Modern Slavery
One in five Championship clubs will have gambling sponsors on match-day shirts next season, despite fears about fan welfare.
Gambling
Freedom of Speech
Transgender
In its response to a Pregnancy Loss Review, the UK Government has decided to introduce, with immediate effect, a certificate of baby loss in recognition of lives lost before 24 weeks.
Abortion
In order to stop women being trafficked into prostitution, Home Office Minister Sarah Dines MP, wants to see the practice of paying for sex outlawed.
Modern Slavery
A recent report has revealed that married couples, rather than cohabiting couples, are more likely to stay together by the time their children become teenagers.
Marriage and Family
The UK Government's 'stop the boats' bill is set to become law after the government defeated last minute attempts to change it.
Modern Slavery
Nigel Farage has been denied access to his account with private bank Coutts due to personal views not aligning to that of the companies.
Freedom of Speech
The UK Government will miss its own deadline to produce new transgender guidance for schools in England after the Attorney General said parts of the guidance may be unlawful.
Transgender
Fresh assisted suicide proposals have been voted down, twice, by the German Parliament, where politicians rejected two bids to create wide-ranging legal frameworks to allow assisted suicide.
Assisted Suicide