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Scottish assisted suicide Bill is 'inherently dangerous' - CARE‘Assisted dying’ legislation before the Scottish Parliament is “inherently dangerous”, CARE for Scotland has said.
Assisted Suicide
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Damning NHS report underlines dangers of UK assisted suicide lawA damning report into the state of the NHS shows why legalising assisted suicide would be “disastrous”, CARE has said.
Assisted Suicide
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Doctors oppose proposed changes to assisted suicide law
Assisted Suicide
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Ofcom urged to act on porn as age verification rules commenceCommunications regulator Ofcom must show it “means business” on porn as new age assurance rules are rolled out, CARE has said.
Pornography
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Govt revives free speech law for universities
Freedom of Speech
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Assisted suicide: What can we expect in 2025?
Assisted Suicide
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UK to impose sanctions on people smuggling networksThe UK government has announced new sanctions targeting people smuggling networks, aiming to disrupt the financial operations of those profiting from illegal migration.
Human Trafficking
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Deepfake pledge welcome but further action neededCARE has welcomed a government pledge on deepfake pornography and urged ministers to go further in tackling the issue.
Pornography
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England hockey bans transgender women from female competitionsEngland Hockey has announced it will prohibit biological men who identify as women from competing in its female category from the start of the next season.
Transgender
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Up to 30 MPs may withdraw support for assisted suicide BillUp to 30 MPs who initially supported the assisted suicide Bill may withdraw their backing in the forthcoming parliamentary vote, citing concerns over potential coercion and the role of medical professionals.
Assisted Suicide
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Campaigners criticise Online Safety Act, citing loopholes on harmful contentThe Online Safety Act (OSA) has been criticised for failing to adequately protect young people from harmful content, with campaigners vowing to push for stronger regulations.
Artificial Intelligence
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Call for problem gambling awareness-raising over ChristmasA Christian think tank has urged local authorities to highlight an increased risk of problem gambling over the Christmas period and help people access support.
Gambling
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Govt provides funding boost for hospices in England
Hospices in England have been promised a funding boost of £100 million in a move welcomed by the sector.
Assisted Suicide