Recent News
I don’t know about you, but the terrifying knife attack a week ago on an LNER train near Peterborough really shook me.
News
Recent opinion pieces
-
Peter Ladd
-
James Mildred
-
-
More News
-
Deepfake audio of Sadiq Khan could have caused serious disorderLondon Mayor Sadiq Khan highlighted the potential dangers of unregulated artificial intelligence (AI) after a deepfake audio clip, imitating his voice making inflammatory remarks, nearly incited serious disorder before Armistice Day.
Artificial Intelligence
-
British boys at greater risk of modern slavery, report findsA recent report highlights that nearly half of the UK's victims of criminal exploitation are British boys under 18, and reveals a pressing need for legal reforms to identify such boys as…
Modern Slavery
-
New polling shows lack of support for abortion up to birth proposalA recent poll conducted by Whitestone Insight, involving 2,011 participants across Britain, has revealed that only 16% oppose the current legal stance that prohibits abortions of healthy babies after 24 weeks, up…
Abortion
Press Releases
-
UK Home Office reverses policy limiting protection for modern slavery victimsIn a significant policy reversal, the UK Home Office has withdrawn a contentious policy that restricted protection for certain modern slavery victims.
Modern Slavery
-
Record number of people banning themselves from gamblingIn 2023, over 92,000 people signed up to Gamstop, Britain's national self-exclusion scheme for gambling. This marks a 9.5% increase from the previous year - bringing the total number of registrants to…
Gambling
-
Professor wins unfair dismissal claim over gender viewsJo Phoenix, a criminology professor formerly at the Open University (OU), won her case for unfair dismissal, victimisation, and harassment.
Transgender
-
Sharp rise in number of modern slavery victims since visa rules relaxedIn the UK, the social care sector is witnessing a significant increase in modern slavery cases.
Modern Slavery
-
Tanni Grey-Thompson says current assisted dying laws are "a safeguard to protect people"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.
Assisted Suicide
-
Call for porn regulation as research suggests almost two thirds of youngsters addictedCARE is urging political action after new research suggested that shocking numbers of young people are addicted to internet porn.
Pornography
-
Great Ormond Street Hospital's new gender clinic faces staff resignations before doors even openGreat 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…
Transgender