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Scottish politicians recommend radical conversion therapy banScottish Parliamentarians have proposed a radical and far-reaching ban on conversion therapy.
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Online Safety Bill won't curb worst content, Committee warnsThe most "insidious" images on the internet could evade government online safety legislation, a Committee of MPs has warned.
Pornography
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Bishop: 'Assisted suicide would give unaccountable power to medics'
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Children as young as ten being trafficked to UK for sex
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Body Image Bill to curb harmful advertsNew legislation has been introduced at Westminster to challenge harmful images in advertising.
Pornography
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Government protest bill suffers significant defeats in House of LordsControversial government legislation designed to clamp down on protests has met with strong opposition in the House of Lords.
Freedom of Speech
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Scottish Finance Secretary to oppose assisted suicideScotland's Finance Secretary has said she will oppose assisted suicide proposals before Holyrood.
Assisted Suicide
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Irish psychiatrists warn against assisted suicide proposalsThe College of Physicians of Ireland has warned against assisted suicide saying the practice is not compatible with good care and undermines patient safety.
Assisted Suicide
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Mum who refused to abort baby girl with rare condition says there is hopeA mother who refused to abort her baby girl after she was diagnosed with a rare brain condition has shared her experience and encouraged others that there is hope.
Abortion
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MP urges tougher action on pornographyUK Government online safety plans must include tough regulation of pornography, and children need to be protected whilst the proposals are being debated by parliament, an MP has said.
Pornography
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New CPS guidance could see fewer prosecutions for 'mercy killing'The Crown Prosecution Service intends to water down rules governing the prosecution of so-called 'mercy killing’ cases. A consultation on new draft guidance launches today and will run until April.
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