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I don’t know about you, but the terrifying knife attack a week ago on an LNER train near Peterborough really shook me.
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Peter Shilton's wife on gambling strugglePeter Shilton, former England goalkeeper, is known for his 30-year sporting career but his 45-year gambling addiction is less known.
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Scotland home abortion rules extendedPress Release | A move to extend controversial home abortion rules introduced during the pandemic has been criticised.
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Liz Carr: 'I'm not better off dead'
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Canadian paper alarmed by MAiD lawA leading Canadian newspaper has issued a strong editorial against the country's assisted suicide (MAiD) legislation.
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Problem gambling rise in Scotland
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Porn industry insider decries TwitterA woman who left the porn industry has called for explicit content to be banned on social media platform Twitter because children are being exposed to it.
Pornography
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Spain PM: Make prostitution illegalSpanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, is calling for prostitution to be made illegal, saying it “enslaves women”.
Sexual Exploitation
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Chilling Canadian cases demonstrate dangers of assisted suicideChilling cases under Canadian Medical Aid in Dying legislation demonstrate the dangers of doctor-assisted suicide.
Assisted Suicide
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Women refugees at risk under Homes for Ukraine schemeUkrainian women are at risk of harm due to problems with the UK Government's Homes for Ukraine scheme, an investigation by the BBC has found.
Modern Slavery
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Top QC warns of Online Safety Bill free speech threatThe UK Government's Online Safety Bill threatens free speech and may be incompatible with human rights law, a top media QC has said.
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Call to make watching porn in public an offenceWatching pornography in public should be a criminal offence, a legal expert has said, after a Tory MP was disciplined for viewing porn in the House of Commons.
Pornography
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Nicola Sturgeon urged to oppose 'regressive' assisted suicide billPress release | CARE for ScotlandNicola Sturgeon must oppose assisted suicide to protect people with disabilities, a charity has said, after she signalled she may support plans to legalise the practice.
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