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Friday, 29 November 2024

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Dark day as MPs vote in favour of assisted suicide Bill

MPs have voted in support of the principle of Kim Leadbeater MP’s assisted suicide Bill.

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Tube ads branded ‘irresponsible’ for promoting assisted suicide

Former AG brands assisted suicide Bill ‘an affront to rule of law’

Columnist: ‘Assisted suicide will save society money’

Report shows assisted suicide laws harm palliative care

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Supreme Court told to uphold ‘ordinary’ definition of woman

The Supreme Court should defend “the facts of biological reality rather than the fantasies of legal fiction”, a leading human rights lawyer has said.

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Scouts foist trans ideology on 8-year-olds

Police policy on strip searches by trans officers ‘fails women’

Policy Exchang Non Crime Hate Incidents Report

Govt urged to ditch non-crime hate incidents

Logging non-crime hate incidents (NCHIs) is a misuse of police time and should be abolished, a think tank report has concluded.

Gambling companies hit by statutory levy and cap on online slots

Online slots stakes are to be limited and a £100 million statutory levy will be placed on the gambling industry in new Government measures to tackle the damage done by gambling.

Gordon Brown backs support for Royal Commission on end-of-life care

Westminster should act in response to strong public support for a Royal Commission on palliative care, Gordon Brown has said.

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22-year-old refuses euthanasia at the last moment

Freedom of speech is in decline in the UK, warns MP

A veteran Labour MP has said he is “shocked and embarrassed” about the state of freedom of speech in the UK.

Ketamine: ‘Devastating crisis’ in under-25s

A senior coroner has called for ketamine to be upgraded to a class A illegal drug in the UK, saying it is leading to “life-changing health problems” among young people.

Pornhub ‘exploits’ loophole to delay protecting kids

One of the world’s largest pornography websites has been accused of using a loophole to delay introducing robust age-verification measures.

Twins born at 23 weeks start school

Twin babies born at 23 weeks are now happy and healthy after being given a one-in-four chance of survival.

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