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Friday, 5 July 2019

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Northern Ireland’s laws on marriage and abortion under threat

Protections for Northern Irish women and unborn children – as well as the law on marriage – could be dramatically changed by Westminster politicians next week.

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Women’s minister objects to Northern Ireland’s strong abortion protections

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Evangelicals ‘very saddened’ by Methodist support for gay marriage

Evangelical Methodists have urged the nationwide denomination to remain faithful to the Bible, after the church indicated support for same-sex marriage.

Christians voice dismay at NI Sainsbury’s LGBT celebration

Shoppers in Northern Ireland have contacted The Christian Institute to express their dismay over Sainsbury’s celebration of homosexual and transgender ideology.

Three-quarters of gender confused children are girls

New NHS figures reveal that three-quarters of gender confused children are female.

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Scot Govt delays trans reform until after 2021 election

Woman has stillbirth after telling nurses she was a man

‘Suicide is a tragedy, unless someone is disabled’, MPs warned

MPs were yesterday warned that if assisted suicide is legalised, disabled people will be made to feel their lives are not worth living.

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Over 1,000 New Zealand docs stand up against euthanasia Bill

NHS launches new clinic to deal with cannabis psychosis epidemic

The NHS has launched a new clinic specifically for patients suffering from psychosis as a result of cannabis use.

Named persons number 3,000, prompting renewed calls to scrap ‘unworkable’ scheme

Around 3,000 state guardians are in place across Scotland, a newspaper has revealed.

Court of Appeal slams university free speech ban on Christian student

The Court of Appeal yesterday ruled that merely expressing disagreement with same-sex marriage does not amount to discrimination.

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Australian Govt to introduce religious discrimination law

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Couple sue for ‘wrongful birth’ of daughter

The civil rights movement in the US and Josephine Butler

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