Recent News
I don’t know about you, but the terrifying knife attack a week ago on an LNER train near Peterborough really shook me.
News
Recent opinion pieces
-
-
Peter Ladd
-
James Mildred
-
More News
-
‘Compelling reasons for every MP to vote against assisted suicide Bill’, says charityParliamentarians are being urged to oppose Westminster assisted suicide legislation as is set to return to the House of Commons for further debate.
Assisted Suicide
-
CARE for Scotland responds to 'deeply sad' assisted suicide voteCARE for Scotland has extended solidarity to disabled Scots after MSPs voted to progress a Holyrood assisted suicide bill.
Assisted Suicide
-
Royal College of Psychiatrists withdraws support for Assisted Dying BillThe Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych) has formally withdrawn its support for the Assisted Dying Bill currently under consideration in England and Wales, citing serious concerns about its potential impact on vulnerable…
Assisted Suicide
Press Releases
-
First Minister to oppose Scottish Assisted Suicide Bill
Assisted Suicide
-
Sturgeon criticises Supreme Court ruling on single-sex spacesFormer First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has warned that the recent UK Supreme Court ruling defining sex as biological could make life “almost unliveable” for transgender individuals.
Transgender
-
NHS staff promised freedom to opt out of assisted suicideNHS staff who do not wish to participate in assisted suicide will be given explicit legal protection under a new amendment to the Assisted Dying Bill, proposed by MP Kim Leadbeater and…
Assisted Suicide
-
Supreme Court's gender ruling: legal challenges and public backlashAs the dust settles after the UK Supreme Court’s recent ruling on women-only spaces, the decision has sparked widespread response from politicians, institutions, and campaigners on both sides of the debate.
Transgender
-
Britain’s free speech record is stumbling block in US trade negotiationsThe US has warned that Keir Starmer’s government may need to reconsider Britain’s controversial hate speech laws if it hopes to secure a trade deal.
Freedom of Speech
-
MND patients conflicted over assisted suicide BillAs Parliament prepares for a crucial debate on the Assisted Dying Bill on 16 May, two people living with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) have shared opposing views on the proposed legislation.
Assisted Suicide
-
Tragic late-term abortion case highlights dangers of pills-by-post schemeA woman who illegally took abortion pills at home while around six months pregnant has recently appeared in court.
Abortion
-
Ofcom publishes final rules to protect children onlineThe final version of new rules to govern child protection online have been published by the regulator Ofcom.
Pornography