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Friday, 28 February 2020
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Ofsted is fuelling division and alienating religious groups with its secular agenda, a respected think tank has said.
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Ministers are reconsidering plans to make changing legal sex much easier, following concerns about the impact the changes would have on children, according to The Times.
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One of the authors of the 2010 Equality Act has spoken out against the “chilling effect” of censoring opinions in the media and universities.
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Down’s syndrome campaigners have called for the law on abortion to be amended to end the discrimination against unborn children with ‘non-fatal’ disabilities.
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A new presumed consent system for organ donation in England is set to come into force on 20 May, the Department of Health (DoH) has announced.
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A Dutch mental health patient has shared how she was “overwhelmed and angry” when her new psychiatrist offered her euthanasia during their first appointment.
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Senior Australian rugby players felt unable to publicly support teammate Israel Folau due to pressure from the sport’s governing body, according to an Australian newspaper.
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A local authority in Scotland has apologised after one of its primary schools invited a drag queen to speak to children as young as four.
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The Government is taking forward legislation to introduce no-fault divorce in England and Wales. It is claimed that the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill is going to consign the “blame game” to legal history and make life much better for everyone involved.
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Yours in Christ,
Colin Hart
Director, The Christian Institute
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