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Gambling companies face mandatory levy under government plans, reports suggestThe gambling industry will face a compulsory levy to help fund gambling treatment, education, and research under government reform proposals, reports from Whitehall suggest.
Gambling
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Concern about porn's impact as police record 10% rise in sexual crimeCARE has expressed concern about the impact of pornography as Scottish police note a ten per cent rise in sexual crime in four years.
Sexual Exploitation
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Inquiry on porn underlines need for comprehensive action—CARECARE has urged the government to introduce tough new measures on internet pornography as a parliamentary inquiry warns explicit content is fuelling sexual violence in the offline world.
Pornography
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Abortion Buffer Zones moves a step closerLegislation which could see buffer zones implemented around abortion clinics in England and Wales has completed passage through the House of Lords this week.
Freedom of Speech
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Govt to do deal with Premier League over gambling sponsorshipThe government is likely to do a deal with the Premier League which could see gambling firms being removed from the front of football shirts.
Gambling
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Mum refuses abortion for one of her twin daughters and both are now thrivingA mum of twins refused to abort one of her twin daughters, despite her being diagnosed with a disability and both little girls are now thriving.
Abortion
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Christian politician launches bid to be Scottish First MinisterA Christian politician has launched a bid to become Scotland's next First Minister, following a resignation announcement by Nicola Sturgeon.
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Scottish Labour leader not convinced by assisted suicideScotland's Labour leader has said he does not "instinctively support" assisted suicide, as Holyrood approaches a debate on new legislation.
Assisted Suicide
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Abortion clinic charges against priest and charity worker droppedCharges against Father Sean Gough and charity volunteer Isabel Vaughan-Spruce for failure to comply with Public Spaces Protection Orders have been dropped.
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Ministers urged to curb internet porn as survey shows public support for actionUK Ministers are being urged to introduce stronger curbs on pornography, as a survey demonstrates public support for action.
Pornography