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Well it’s been a dramatic start to the year. No, I’m not talking about the England’s Cricket Team’s disappointing defeat in the 5th Test in Sydney, but about geopolitical events around the…
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March for Life 2022 draws record crowdsA record number of pro-life Brits attended this year's March for Life in London at the weekend, organisers say.
Abortion
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Tech firms investigated for child failingsMajor tech firms are being investigated by the Information Commissioner for endangering children online, in a UK first.
Pornography
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Betting bosses rake in £100 million
Gambling
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Prayers for our new Prime MinisterFollowing a vote by Conservative Party Members, Liz Truss has been elected as leader of the party and will be our next Prime Minister. The Apostle Paul urges us in 1 Timothy…
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Press Releases
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CARE for Scotland urges MSPs to reject assisted suicide ahead of…
Assisted Suicide
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CARE for Scotland comment: Royal College of Psychiatrists switches to oppose…
Assisted Suicide
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New poll shows on assisted suicide, public want safety prioritised over…
Assisted Suicide
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CARE welcomes landmark votes to close online porn loopholes
Pornography
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Almost half of UK children are growing up outside the traditional familyAlmost half of children in the United Kingdom are now growing up outside the traditional, nuclear family, a major study shows.
Marriage and Family
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Traffickers targeting Ukrainians at borderTraffickers are omnipresent on the Ukraine border seeking to exploit individuals traumatised by war, an intelligence expert has warned.
Modern Slavery
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10 gambling-related suicides probedThe Gambling Commission is investigating ten suicides with potential links to the betting industry, a leaked letter suggests.
Gambling
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Rise in 999 calls relating to DIY abortionsAmbulance crews have been fielding far more calls relating to abortion complications since the introduction of controversial home abortion rules, an investigation shows.
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Politicians must act after energy price risesPoliticians have a moral duty to act in the wake of a shocking rise in the energy price cap in Great Britain, CARE has said.
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Ex judge blasts ill-defined Online Safety BillA distinguished lawyer and former Supreme Court judge has warned that aspects of the Online Safety Bill are a threat to civil liberties.
Pornography
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Abortion groups seek more taxpayer moneyTwo of the biggest private sector abortion providers in the UK have complained that they aren't receiving enough taxpayer money from the NHS to cover the financial costs of abortion.
Abortion