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The Charity Commission has launched a statutory inquiry into transgender charity Mermaids.
Marriage and Family
The Online Safety Bill will be back in the House of Commons this coming Monday after the UK Government promised a series of amendments to improve the Bill.
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Artificial Intelligence
Tracey Bennett struggled to access night-time care for her dying father and has told the BBC that he ‘shouldn’t have been expected to die in office hours.”
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Assisted Suicide
England’s Court of Appeal has rejected a case against disability discrimination in abortion law, brought by campaigner Heidi Crowter.
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CARE has urged the government to slim down its Online Safety Bill to win wide support from MPs when it returns to parliament next month.
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A United Nations (UN) official has raised the alarm about controversial gender recognition reforms being pursued by the Scottish Government, saying they endanger women's safety.
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An expert in palliative medicine has warned Jersey officials not to allow doctor-assisted suicide on the island as the practice would place the most vulnerable at risk.
Assisted Suicide
A surge in suicidal gambling addicts turning up to A&E is adding to the pressure on the NHS and ‘predatory’ gambling firms are to blame, doctors have warned.
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Ukrainian citizens who came to the UK under the government's flagship Homes for Ukraine scheme are struggling to settle and are at risk of exploitation, research shows.
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Plans to legalise doctor-assisted suicide in Scotland would open the door to abuses affecting the most marginalised, campaigners say.
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