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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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CARE response to The Observer articleThe Observer has published an article about groups that oppose assisted suicide, citing CARE. We supplied the following quote to the paper:
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Police accused of "appalling attack on free speech" after investigation is launched into journalistEssex Police are investigating journalist Allison Pearson over a social media post made more than a year ago.
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Number of modern slavery victims in the UK hits record highThe UK has seen a significant rise in potential modern slavery cases, with 4,758 referrals reported to the government’s National Referral Mechanism (NRM) between July and September 2024—a record high.
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Chorus of criticism as Peers debate assisted suicide Bill
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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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Another Labour Minister to oppose assisted suicide bill
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Rachel Reeves' budget fail to raise gambling taxes coined as a "missed opportunity"UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is facing criticism for what many see as a missed chance to secure an additional £900 million for public funding by increasing taxes on online casinos.
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Disabled advocates say title of assisted suicide bill is ‘misleading’Disabled campaigners from Buckinghamshire Disability Service (BuDS) are criticising the name of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, arguing it hides its true purpose of legalising assisted suicide.
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AI chatbot was impersonating dead teensCharacter.ai, a chatbot tool in which people can create and interact with AI avatars, has found itself in hot water after digital versions of teenagers Molly Russell and Brianna Ghey have been…
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NHS promoted trans ideology in trainingNHS England has been criticised by women’s rights campaigners and concerned NHS workers for forcing all employees to undertake highly ideological training.
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New law risks imposing unlimited fines for silent prayer near abortion clinicsNew legislation could make silent prayer near abortion clinics punishable by unlimited fines in England. The law creates 150-metre “safe access zones” around abortion facilities, where protests, including silent prayer, are restricted…
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Senedd opposes assisted suicide motionThe Welsh Parliament has rejected a call for assisted suicide in England and Wales.
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A ban on Deepfakes must be included in the Online Safety Act, charity saysOnline safety charity, Internet Matters, is calling for AI-powered 'nudifying' apps, which create non-consensual explicit images, to be banned.
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