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Influencer Andrew Tate to face human trafficking chargesThe influencer Andrew Tate, and his brother Tristan Tate, will face 21 criminal charges in the UK, including for human trafficking and controlling prostitution for gain, prosecutors have confirmed for the first…
Modern Slavery
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Nigel Farage unveils pro-family policies to address declining birth ratesReform UK leader Nigel Farage has unveiled a suite of pro-family policies aimed at tackling the UK’s declining birth rate, which he described as an “existential crisis.”
Marriage and Family
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France's National Assembly votes to legalise assisted suicide
Assisted Suicide
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Government must tackle gambling advertising, say MPsThe Health and Social Care Committee has raised the alarm over the serious harm caused by gambling, and warned the Government must take stronger action to protect vulnerable people. In a letter…
Gambling
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Assisted Suicide Bill to return on 13 June
Assisted Suicide
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CARE for Scotland responds to 'deeply sad' assisted suicide voteCARE for Scotland has extended solidarity to disabled Scots after MSPs voted to progress a Holyrood assisted suicide bill.
Assisted Suicide
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Teachers call for clarity on single-sex spaces in schoolsScottish teachers are urging the Government to immediately update guidance on single-sex spaces in schools, following the recent Supreme Court ruling.
Transgender
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Ofcom investigates porn websites over child safety violationsUK media regulator Ofcom has launched formal investigations into two porn websites, citing concerns that they may be breaching new child protection rules under the Online Safety Act.
Pornography
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Royal College of Psychiatrists withdraws support for Assisted Dying BillThe Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych) has formally withdrawn its support for the Assisted Dying Bill currently under consideration in England and Wales, citing serious concerns about its potential impact on vulnerable…
Assisted Suicide
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First Minister to oppose Scottish Assisted Suicide BillThe Scottish First Minister John Swinney has said that he will vote against an Assisted Suicide Bill when it comes before the Scottish Parliament next week.
Assisted Suicide
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Social media firms shun UK over tough new online safety lawsA number of smaller social media platforms may soon cut off access to UK users, choosing to avoid strict new online safety laws rather than face the risk of punishment, a legal…
Pornography
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Sturgeon criticises Supreme Court ruling on single-sex spacesFormer First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has warned that the recent UK Supreme Court ruling defining sex as biological could make life “almost unliveable” for transgender individuals.
Transgender