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Oregon assisted suicide figures show yet another increase
3 March 2021
The latest annual report from the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) shows yet another increase in the number of patients choosing assisted suicide.
Dramatic reduction in family breakdown in Britain thanks to stronger marriages, new evidence shows
3 March 2021
According to the latest statistics on British families and households, stronger marriages have led to a dramatic reduction in family breakdown over the last decade.
Widespread support for robust free speech protections in hate crime bill
2 March 2021
Analysis by the campaign group Free to Disagree has highlighted the overwhelming support for stronger free speech protections in the Scottish Government’s hate crime bill.
1,500 people with Down’s syndrome and their families call on MLAs to support abortion law change
2 March 2021
More than 1,550 people with Down’s syndrome and their families have signed an open letter to the political leaders at the Northern Ireland Assembly, calling on them to vote for the Severe…
Exclusive interview: ‘We just want to be treated like everyone else’
1 March 2021
Hannah Wilson is from Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. She has a brother, a sister and lives with her Mum and Dad. She also has Down's syndrome.
MPs hear evidence on how the tax system treats families unfairly
23 February 2021
This week, the 13th annual The Taxation of UK Families 2019 Report by CARE and Tax and the Family was launched.
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