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…
News
Peter Ladd
Ross Hendry
Finally, after months of delays and internal debates and wranglings, the Government has published the updated draft trans guidance for schools in England. A public consultation is being held on the proposals…
Transgender
The first director appointed by the Office for Students to oversee free speech at universities, Prof Arif Ahmed, has said that free speech laws will not protect those who call for genocide…
Freedom of Speech
The UK Government has launched a public consultation on plans to introduce so called 'buffer zones' around abortion facilities in England and Wales.
Abortion
Chorus of criticism as Peers debate assisted suicide Bill
Assisted Suicide
Peers urged to reject irredeemably flawed Assisted Suicide Bill
Assisted Suicide
CARE responds as new report highlights fresh evidence on the true…
Assisted Suicide
Huge drop in porn site traffic shows age checks are working…
Pornography
Transgender
Schools are suffering from an ‘epidemic’ of children being told, they are transgender, the equalities minister has said.
Transgender
Press release: CARE has responded to the "next step" towards internet safeguards that prevent children accessing porn sites.
Pornography
Each year thousands of young people are found to be watching pornographic material of children, according to freedom of information (FoI) requests put to police forces across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.…
Pornography
This week, a second pro-life bill was formally introduced at First Reading in the House of Lords.
Abortion
MPs Diana Johnson and Stella Creasey have tabled amendments to the Criminal Justice Bill, both of which aim to 'decriminalise' abortion.
Abortion
Victims of modern slavery are at risk of further exploitation, detention and even deportation while waiting on support from the Home Office.
Modern Slavery
New research has shown that nearly half of all gamblers aged between 18 and 24 have risked more than they can afford to lose.
Gambling