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The Deputy Prime Minister, Angela Rayner, has resigned after it emerged she may have underpaid nearly £40,000 in stamp duty on a property purchase. At the heart of the matter is whether…
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Politicians must act after energy price risesPoliticians have a moral duty to act in the wake of a shocking rise in the energy price cap in Great Britain, CARE has said.
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Ex judge blasts ill-defined Online Safety BillA distinguished lawyer and former Supreme Court judge has warned that aspects of the Online Safety Bill are a threat to civil liberties.
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Pandemic compounded porn addiction, experts sayWorking from home rules introduced during the coronavirus pandemic have spurred a rise in pornography addiction, experts have said.
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Peers urged to reject irredeemably flawed Assisted Suicide Bill
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CARE responds as new report highlights fresh evidence on the true…
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Huge drop in porn site traffic shows age checks are working…
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CARE: tax betting firms more to tackle child poverty and gambling…
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Family tax reform can bolster birth rate
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Canada ignored warnings over euthanasia lawCanadian authorities ignored serious warnings about euthanasia which are now being recognised as true, a newspaper has said.
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Suspected UK modern slavery victims reaches record quarterly levelsNew figures have revealed the number of suspected modern slavery victims in the UK has reached its highest quarterly level ever.
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Tech bosses warn Online Safety Bill will impact free speechA survey by the Chartered Institute for IT has found that 58% of IT experts surveyed think the Online Safety Bill (OSB) will have a negative impact on free speech.
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Free speech champion Salman Rushdie recovering after attackFree speech campaigner and author Salman Rushdie has been taken off a ventilator and is now on the slow road to recovery according to his family.
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Attorney General: schools don't have to use pupils' preferred pronounsThe Attorney General, Suella Braverman has said schools are under no legal obligation to comply with gender pronouns of their pupils.
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Top UK Universities cancel 'challenging' booksA Times investigation has revealed some of the UK's top universities are removing books that contain 'challenging' material in order to 'protect' students.
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Massive rise in self-generated child sexual abuse contentA new global report has revealed incidents of children aged 7-10 years old being manipulated into recording abuse of themselves have risen massively by two thirds over the past 6 months.
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