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“It’s one thing to say the economy is not doing well and we’ve got a fiscal challenge, but the context we’re now in is that we are having to increase defence spending…
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Potential move to lessen smartphone usage among childrenMinisters could support proposals that might lead to children under 16 being banned from social media.
Marriage and Family
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Assisted Suicide Committee rejects safeguard for people with Down’s SyndromeIn the latest controversy surrounding the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life Bill), MPs have rejected calls to add in an additional safeguard to protect people with Down’s Syndrome.
Assisted Suicide
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Isle of Man Moves Closer to Legalising Assisted SuicideThe Isle of Man is in the final stages of passing a law that would allow terminally ill adults to end their own lives, potentially making it the first jurisdiction in the…
Assisted Suicide
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Bid to rule out anorexia from Assisted Suicide Bill rejected
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Trans doctors able to erase disciplinary details from public recordIt has emerged that the General Medical Council (GMC) has removed the public disciplinary history of doctors who have changed their gender, by giving them new registration numbers upon changing their identities.…
Transgender
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Scottish Woman First to Be Charged Under Abortion Clinic Protest LawA 74-year-old woman has become the first person to be arrested and charged under Scotland’s new law banning protests outside abortion clinics. She was arrested near the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in…
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Assisted Suicide Bill hit by new problems over lack of psychiatristsKim Leadbeater's assisted suicide bill has been hit by fresh problems after concerns were raised over psychiatrist shortages.
Assisted Suicide
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US Vice President JD Vance criticises UK over free speechThe US Vice President JD Vance has warned that free speech is under real threat across Europe as he cited examples from the UK.
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Labour Shelves Plans for Gender Law Reform Amid Rising Political PressuresLabour has halted plans to reform gender recognition laws, The Times reports, in response to political pressures and a surge in polling by Reform UK. The party previously promised to simplify the…
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Landmark case under way over trans access to women's changing roomsA landmark tribunal case is currently underway in Scotland surrounding the access of transgender women to women’s changing rooms.
Transgender
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UK papers concerned about assisted suicide BillLeading British newspapers have warned against Westminster assisted suicide legislation, following a series of alarming developments.
Assisted Suicide