As the joint US and Israeli offensive in Iran prepares to enter its second week, President Donald Trump took to his Truth Social platform in the early hours of Friday morning UK…
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Caroline Ansell
Two senior members of the House of Lords are leading a major effort to overturn a clause in the Crime and Policing Bill that would effectively allow abortion up to birth.
Abortion
OpenAI, creator of ChatGPT, has announced they are lifting restrictions placed on the popular AI chatbot and allowing user to produce erotica on the platform.
Artificial Intelligence
Assisted Suicide
Zelda Williams, daughter of actor and comedian Robin Williams who died in 2014, has asked people to stop sending AI-generated videos of her father.
Artificial Intelligence
Scottish Parliament rejects Assisted Suicide Bill
Assisted Suicide
CARE for Scotland urges MSPs to reject assisted suicide ahead of…
Assisted Suicide
CARE for Scotland comment: Royal College of Psychiatrists switches to oppose…
Assisted Suicide
New poll shows on assisted suicide, public want safety prioritised over…
Assisted Suicide
Marriage and Family
The government has introduced sweeping reforms to marriage law in the UK, giving couples more choice over where they can marry.
Marriage and Family
A campaign group has found that TikTok’s algorithm recommends pornography and sexualised content to accounts for children.
Pornography
The NHS health board at the centre of a complaint about the use of single sex spaces has instructed staff to use facilities based on their sex at birth.
Transgender
Communities Secretary Steve Reed has stated that any official definition of Islamophobia must not compromise freedom of speech.
Freedom of Speech
Scientists in the US have created egg-like cells from human skin in a step towards new fertility treatments.
Abortion
Children spent up to 19 hours a day online during lockdown, with many exposed to violent pornography and at risk of sexual abuse, the UK COVID-19 Inquiry has heard.
Pornography
A man who attacked a Quran-burning protester with a knife in central London has been spared prison, triggering widespread outrage and accusations of “two-tier justice” and double standards in policing and sentencing.
Freedom of Speech