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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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Online porn is normalising violenceYoung women are experiencing sexual violence because of what men are taught through pornography, an academic has said.
Pornography
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Clubs urged to axe betting sponsorsCampaigners for gambling reform have urged Premier League football clubs to ditch betting sponsors, in order to protect vulnerable fans.
Gambling
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Police to ignore trivial "hate incidents"
Freedom of Speech
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Liz Truss is right on family tax reform
Marriage and Family
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Christian Peer Retires After 40 Years of Faithful ServiceThis week, Lord Mackay of Clashfern retired after 43 years of service working as Member of the House of Lords.
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Peers urged to reject irredeemably flawed Assisted Suicide Bill
Assisted Suicide
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CARE responds as new report highlights fresh evidence on the true…
Assisted Suicide
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Huge drop in porn site traffic shows age checks are working…
Pornography
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CARE: tax betting firms more to tackle child poverty and gambling…
Gambling
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Investigation into New Zealand euthanasia death
Assisted Suicide
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Premier League set to ban gambling sponsorsPremier League clubs are on the cusp of agreeing a voluntary ban on shirt sponsorship by betting companies, The Times newspaper reports.
Gambling
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Armed forces implement prostitution banBritain's armed forces have introduced a ban on soldiers using prostitutes when overseas for the first time, in order to help stamp out sexual exploitation.
Sexual Exploitation
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BPAS wants legal late term abortionsBritain's leading abortion provider is vying for late term abortions on demand in the UK by challenging Crown Prosecution Service guidelines.
Abortion
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Supreme Court considers 'buffer zones' billSupreme Court judges are considering whether proposals to ban pro-life activity outside abortion clinics in Northern Ireland violate human rights.
Abortion
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UK Govt resists pressure to ban highly addictive ‘loot boxes’CARE was one of a number of organisations who said the UK Government should consider banning highly addictive Loot Boxes.
Gambling
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CARE in the press: assisted suicide is wrong path for ScotlandCARE for Scotland's Michael Veitch is quoted in the Scottish press over the weekend.
Assisted Suicide
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Fourth delay to gambling whitepaper 'inexcusable', CARE saysPress release: A further delay to vital gambling reform plans is "inexcusable" and will cause "untold grief", CARE has said.
Gambling