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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…
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West must defend Nigeria's ChristiansThe West must promote freedom of religion and condemn Islamist persecution of Nigerian Christians, an ex special envoy has said.
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Online porn is normalising violenceYoung women are experiencing sexual violence because of what men are taught through pornography, an academic has said.
Pornography
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Clubs urged to axe betting sponsors
Gambling
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Police to ignore trivial "hate incidents"
Freedom of Speech
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Liz Truss is right on family tax reformPress release: CARE has welcomed comments by Liz Truss on the need to reform Britain's tax rules, which place an "unfair" burden on families.
Marriage and Family
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Chorus of criticism as Peers debate assisted suicide Bill
Assisted Suicide
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Peers urged to reject irredeemably flawed Assisted Suicide Bill
Assisted Suicide
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CARE responds as new report highlights fresh evidence on the true…
Assisted Suicide
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Huge drop in porn site traffic shows age checks are working…
Pornography
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Investigation into New Zealand euthanasia death
Assisted Suicide
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What do the Tory leadership finalists think of the Online Safety Bill?Last week, it was announced that scrutiny of the UK Government's flagship Online Safety Bill has been pushed back to the autumn, so that the new Prime Minister can decide on its…
Pornography
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Premier League set to ban gambling sponsorsPremier League clubs are on the cusp of agreeing a voluntary ban on shirt sponsorship by betting companies, The Times newspaper reports.
Gambling
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Armed forces implement prostitution banBritain's armed forces have introduced a ban on soldiers using prostitutes when overseas for the first time, in order to help stamp out sexual exploitation.
Sexual Exploitation
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BPAS wants legal late term abortionsBritain's leading abortion provider is vying for late term abortions on demand in the UK by challenging Crown Prosecution Service guidelines.
Abortion
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Supreme Court considers 'buffer zones' billSupreme Court judges are considering whether proposals to ban pro-life activity outside abortion clinics in Northern Ireland violate human rights.
Abortion
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UK Govt resists pressure to ban highly addictive ‘loot boxes’CARE was one of a number of organisations who said the UK Government should consider banning highly addictive Loot Boxes.
Gambling
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CARE in the press: assisted suicide is wrong path for ScotlandCARE for Scotland's Michael Veitch is quoted in the Scottish press over the weekend.
Assisted Suicide