I don’t know about you, but the terrifying knife attack a week ago on an LNER train near Peterborough really shook me.
News
Peter Ladd
James Mildred
The UK Government is failing the most vulnerable by consistently delaying action to reign in Britain's permissive gambling laws, campaigners say.
Gambling
The UK's leading assisted suicide group made inaccurate claims about suicide rates to aid its campaign, a leading academic has said.
Assisted Suicide
The widow of a man who died after developing a chronic gambling addiction has hit out at Britain's permissive approach to betting adverts.
Gambling
Marriage and Family
Late yesterday in the House of Commons, MPs rejected an amendment to the Nationality and Borders Bill which would give confirmed modern slavery victims 12 months tailored support.
Modern Slavery
There’s been strong support from across the House of Commons for new measures to protect children from online pornography.
Pornography
Teachers have warned about the effects of pornography on children at England’s National Education Union (NEU) annual conference.
Pornography
A new "no-fault" system of divorce in England and Wales has led to an avalanche of applications, the Ministry of Justice has said.
Marriage and Family
On Tuesday 19 April, MPs will have the opportunity to debate the general principles of the Online Safety Bill for the first time.
Pornography
Assisted suicide has been rejected in Connecticut for the tenth time, after a close vote by senators on the State General Assembly's judiciary committee.
Assisted Suicide
The United Nations has urged the UK Government to ensure that Ukrainian women refugees are not matched with single men, citing fears of sexual exploitation.
Modern Slavery