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In the news this week
Friday, 14 February 2020
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Warwickshire County Council is on the brink of a legal challenge over a controversial and misleading policy for implementing Relationship and Sex Education in primary schools under its care.
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Coffee giant Starbucks has come under fire for its new partnership with highly controversial transgender ideology activists.
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Police unlawfully interfered with the free speech of a man who opposed transgender ideology online, a judge has ruled.
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The UK Government has confirmed that it has no plans to criminalise parents in England who smack their children.
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The Government should appoint a Minister for Families to support stay-at-home parents, MPs have said.
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The Church of England has restated its opposition to abortion, saying it is almost always morally unacceptable.
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Doctors have urged the British Medical Association (BMA) to maintain its opposition to assisted suicide, as it launches a poll asking members’ views.
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Agatha Christie fans have expressed their dismay at an “offensive” new BBC adaptation of one of her books.
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The Leader of the House of Commons Jacob Rees-Mogg has said that ‘no-platforming’ Franklin Graham is an example of a “particularly disagreeable modern trend”.
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Transgenderism is one of the most contentious issues being debated today, affecting everything from beauty and fashion, to sports, education and the law.
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Equality law in England, Scotland and Wales requires schools to protect people, not promote the view of particular lobby groups.
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Yours in Christ,
Colin Hart
Director, The Christian Institute
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