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Friday, 8 November 2024

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Treasury minister won’t vote in favour of assisted suicide Bill

The Chief Secretary to the Treasury has said he will not vote to change the law on assisted suicide.

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Education Secretary faces legal action over blocked free speech law

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson is being taken to court for ditching a free speech law just before it was due to come into force.
 
 
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Puberty blocker study was withheld ‘because data didn’t back trans agenda’

The US House of Representatives has launched an investigation into taxpayer-funded research on puberty blockers over concerns results have been withheld because they do not support transgender ideology.

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GPs branded ‘transphobes’ for refusing to prescribe ‘sex-swap’ hormones
 
 
Journalist Charles Moore

Charles Moore: ‘Assisted suicide would damage the moral fabric of our society’

Journalist Charles Moore has said that legalising assisted suicide would “change the moral basis of society”.

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Lessons from Belgium: Cancer doctors on the dangers of assisted suicide
 
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Three US states vote for life, but seven back pro-abortion rules

Florida, Nebraska and South Dakota have all voted down measures that would have liberalised abortion law.
 
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Scots rape crisis centre breaks with national body over pro-trans policy

Glasgow and Clyde Rape Crisis (GRRC) has left the Rape Crisis Scotland (RCS) network over its commitment to gender-ideology.
 
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‘Governments must not impose LGBT ideology on churches’

Churches across Norway have called for religious freedom to be upheld amid attempts to force the public to “adapt to ‘queer theory’ on gender, sexuality, and marriage”.
 
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‘The most wonderful piece of paper’: Baby Loss Certificates extended

More parents in England who have lost their baby due to a miscarriage can now receive a Baby Loss Certificate.
 
 

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