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Friday, 16 August 2019
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A loophole which allows sports coaches and religious figures to have sexual relationships with young people must be closed, a group of MPs has said.
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LGBT campaigner Gareth Lee is seeking to challenge the UK Supreme Court over its unanimous decision in favour of Ashers Baking Company.
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Nearly a quarter of babies are aborted in England and Wales, shocking new statistics reveal.
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Stroke patients could have their chances of recovery dramatically increased thanks to a new treatment using adult stem cells.
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Drag Queen Story Time has come under fire yet again after one of its performers was videoed telling young children how to perform a sexually-suggestive dance move.
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One of the UK’s best-known betting companies has been fined nearly £6 million over safeguarding failures, but its boss has claimed “the industry is doing well at looking after its customers”.
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Thousands have rallied behind a Norwich bus driver who was suspended after he declined to drive a bus where the service number bore the colours of the LGBT flag.
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A teenager says puberty blockers were sold as a “miracle cure for being trans”, but instead felt like poison which did not solve her problems.
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Yours in Christ,
Colin Hart
Director, The Christian Institute
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