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I don’t know about you, but the terrifying knife attack a week ago on an LNER train near Peterborough really shook me.
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Extreme sickness in pregnancy leading women to abortionA woman has spoken about her decision to end a much-wanted pregnancy due to extreme pregnancy sickness, calling for fairer access to treatment across the UK.
Abortion
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Thousands of Vietnamese migrants forced into slavery in the UKAn investigation by The Times has revealed the growing scale of modern slavery affecting Vietnamese migrants in the UK, with thousands trafficked through Europe into exploitative work in nail bars, cannabis farms,…
Modern Slavery
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Premier League ends Stonewall partnership amid free speech debateThe Premier League will no longer participate in Stonewall’s Rainbow Laces campaign, ending an eight-year partnership with the LGBTQ+ charity.
Freedom of Speech
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Record number of potential modern slavery victims
Modern Slavery
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MPs resist Supreme Court ruling on definition of womanSeveral Labour MPs have criticised a Supreme Court decision defining a woman as a “biological female” under the Equality Act, with some warning that the ruling could fuel discrimination against transgender people…
Transgender
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Former nurse loses legal challenge over private gender clinicA former nurse has failed in her attempt to overturn the registration of England's first private gender clinic for teenagers.
Transgender
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New law strengthens free speech protections at universitiesUniversities and colleges in England now face stronger legal duties to protect freedom of speech following the implementation of the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act.
Freedom of Speech
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Transparency fears as Washington stops publishing assisted suicide dataThe Washington State Department of Health has announced it will no longer publish its annual assisted suicide statistical report, sparking fears that vital data on the practice will be hidden from public…
Assisted Suicide
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Reaction to Online Safety Act as age verification comes into forceThere has been a mixed reception to the Online Safety Act, which is designed to protect young people from harmful material online through its use of mandatory age verification.
Pornography
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Assisted suicides in Switzerland increase by 825% since 2003Assisted suicide has risen dramatically in Switzerland, increasing by 825% since 2003, with recent data showing a disproportionate impact on women and elderly citizens.
Assisted Suicide
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Peers prepare to oppose abortion and assisted dying bills in House of LordsLord Alton of Liverpool has pledged to lead opposition in the House of Lords against two controversial Bills on abortion and assisted suicide, recently passed by MPs.
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