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Gambling problems among young people has more than tripledThe latest data from the Gambling Commission shows a concerning rise in problem gambling among young people in the UK, with rates more than tripling over the past year.
Gambling
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Rachel Reeves' budget fail to raise gambling taxes coined as a "missed opportunity"UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is facing criticism for what many see as a missed chance to secure an additional £900 million for public funding by increasing taxes on online casinos.
Gambling
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NHS promoted trans ideology in trainingNHS England has been criticised by women’s rights campaigners and concerned NHS workers for forcing all employees to undertake highly ideological training.
Transgender
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‘Strangulation marks’ found after assisted suicide pod fails
Assisted Suicide
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Senedd opposes assisted suicide motionThe Welsh Parliament has rejected a call for assisted suicide in England and Wales.
Assisted Suicide
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A ban on Deepfakes must be included in the Online Safety Act, charity saysOnline safety charity, Internet Matters, is calling for AI-powered 'nudifying' apps, which create non-consensual explicit images, to be banned.
Pornography
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Trans charity criticised for sharing misinformation onlineThe trans charity Mermaids has been ordered by the Charity Commission to remove misinformation about puberty blockers from its website.
Transgender
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CARE: Streeting is right to oppose 'assisted dying'Health Secretary Wes Streeting is right to oppose assisted suicide proposals brought forward by a fellow Labour politician, CARE has said.
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Poor, lonely and homeless opting for assisted death in CanadaPoor, lonely, and homeless Canadians are opting for state-assisted deaths due to their circumstances, a major report has found.
Assisted Suicide
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Scottish GPs advised to refer gender-questioning teens to activist groups, critics warn
Scottish GPs have been advised to refer children questioning their gender to LGBT activist groups for 'affirmative' counselling, despite recommendations from the Cass Review.
Transgender
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Man convicted for silently praying for unborn son condenms the verdict as "criminalised thought"An army veteran has been convicted for silently praying outside an abortion clinic for his unborn son.
Abortion