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The term is over, the summer has begun. At least, it has for most Members of Parliament. But not for the Secretary of State for Health, Wes Streeting. He is facing what…
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Parliament backs nationwide buffer zonesLast night in the House of Commons, MPs backed new measures for nationwide buffer zones around abortion facilities.
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Pro-Life charity worker arrested AGAIN for silent prayerPro-life charity worker Isabel Vaughan-Spruce has been arrested for the second time for the 'offence' of praying silently in an abortion facility 'buffer zone' in Birmingham.
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Abortion Buffer Zones moves a step closer
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University free speech law watered down
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Academics urge UK government not to U-turn on free speech entitlementsMore than fifty academics have urged the UK Government not to backtrack on free speech safeguards in new universities' legislation.
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Half of UK unis don't have debating societies
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Civil liberties groups urge overhaul of Online Safety Bill
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Scottish tour guides ordered not use 'gendered language' like 'mum' and 'dad'Bosses at Historic Environment Scotland have been slammed for ordering tour guides at its premises not to use 'non-inclusive', gendered language like 'mum' and 'dad'.
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Free speech concern after republican arrestsCivil liberties groups have expressed concern after police action against republican protesters attending royal events.
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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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Police to ignore trivial "hate incidents"New College of Policing guidance instructs officers to disregard "trivial" or "irrational" reports, and upholds the right to free speech.
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Students want less free speech, survey shows
More Undergraduates than ever before support restrictions on free speech and affirm the right of individuals not to feel offended, a new survey suggests.
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