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“It’s one thing to say the economy is not doing well and we’ve got a fiscal challenge, but the context we’re now in is that we are having to increase defence spending…
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LTA bans transgender women from playing in female tournamentsThe Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) has announced a new policy banning transgender women and non-binary individuals assigned male at birth from competing in the female category of most domestic tennis and padel…
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Concern over assisted suicide Bill scrutiny biasOpponents of assisted suicide have warned of bias on a committee tasked with scrutinising a Westminster Bill.
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David Smith MP appointed UK Special Envoy for Religious Freedom
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Rates of euthanasia increase for fifth year running in Canada
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Ban on puberty blockers remains indefinitelyThe UK government has announced an indefinite ban on puberty blockers for under-18s after advice from experts raised concerns about safety and insufficient evidence on their benefits.
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Footballer spoken to by FA after ‘I love Jesus’ message on Pride armband
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Assisted suicide legislation risks tax pressure on terminally ill pensionersTerminally ill pensioners may feel pressured to end their lives early to spare loved ones hefty tax bills, experts warn. Current rules allow pensions to pass tax-free if the holder dies before…
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Third of adults in NI watch online porn, reports OfcomAdults in Northern Ireland access online pornography more frequently than anywhere else in the UK, Ofcom’s Online Nation 2024 report reveals.
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MPs who backed assisted suicide bill have concernsMPs have backed the Assisted Dying Bill in its first Commons vote in nearly a decade, with a majority of 55.
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CARE responds to "deeply troubling" assisted suicide vote
MPs have voted 330 to 275 in support of the assisted suicide Bill – a majority of 55.
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Canadian coroner records 428 assisted suicide rule breaches in Ontario since 2018Ontario’s chief coroner, Dr Dirk Huyer, has reported 428 cases of doctors and nurses breaching guidelines on assisted suicide since 2018.
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Supreme Court deliberates definition of a womanUK Supreme Court judges are considering a landmark case concerning the definition of a woman under the Equality Act.
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CARE urges MPs to oppose assisted suicideLegalising assisted suicide would fundamentally alter the value our society ascribes to human life, CARE's CEO has warned, as MPs prepare to debate a Bill to legalise the practice.
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