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Professor wins unfair dismissal claim over gender views
24 January 2024
Jo Phoenix, a criminology professor formerly at the Open University (OU), won her case for unfair dismissal, victimisation, and harassment.
Sharp rise in number of modern slavery victims since visa rules relaxed
22 January 2024
In the UK, the social care sector is witnessing a significant increase in modern slavery cases.
Tanni Grey-Thompson says current assisted dying laws are “a safeguard to protect people”
22 January 2024
Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, a distinguished Paralympic athlete and member of the House of Lords, has raised significant concerns regarding proposed changes to the UK's assisted dying law.
Call for porn regulation as research suggests almost two thirds of youngsters addicted
22 January 2024
CARE is urging political action after new research suggested that shocking numbers of young people are addicted to internet porn.
Great Ormond Street Hospital’s new gender clinic faces staff resignations before doors even open
19 January 2024
Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) in London, one of two new NHS children's gender clinics set to open this April, has experienced a setback with several experts resigning over concerns about staff…
MPs back Rwanda bill with 320 votes
18 January 2024
In a significant development in UK politics, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill has successfully passed through the House of Commons, despite initial threats of a rebellion within the Conservative Party.
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