The Children’s Commissioner has called for tougher checks to protect children from the damaging effects of online pornography.
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Children’s Commissioner: ‘No age checks like leaving a dangerous weapon lying around’ ([link removed])
The Children’s Commissioner has called for tougher checks to protect children from the damaging effects of online pornography.
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Scots council reinstates single-sex toilets at school after campaign by parents ([link removed])
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Plans to provide gender neutral toilets at a Scottish secondary school have been abandoned.
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Trans toolkit withdrawn after pupil called girl’s name without parents’ knowledge ([link removed])
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A Welsh council has temporarily withdrawn its transgender guidance for schools after teachers called a boy by a girl’s name without informing his parents.
Self-ID approved for Scots 2022 census ([link removed])
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Scots will not need to put their legal sex on the census next year, according to new guidance from the National Records of Scotland.
US bookseller group to censor trans critical views ([link removed])
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The American Booksellers Association (ABA) has pledged to filter out books that question transgender ideology.
Canada’s euthanasia a ‘slippery slope’ leading to increased deaths, warns ethicist ([link removed])
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Canada’s legalisation of euthanasia and assisted suicide has “clearly” led to a “slippery slope”, an ethicist has confirmed.
Call to ban alcohol TV ads before watershed ([link removed])
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The majority of Scottish adults support banning alcohol adverts on TV before the watershed, a survey has found.
Ofcom loosens Stonewall ties over fears of ‘bias’ ([link removed])
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The UK’s media regulator has announced its withdrawal from Stonewall’s controversial ‘diversity scheme’.
FEATURE: ‘Transitioning Teens’ and an irresponsible BBC ([link removed])
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Suicide is a personal tragedy that leaves deep, life-long wounds upon families and friends. Journalists and public figures have been rightly condemned for treating the matter glibly or sensationally. And yet, even as experts warn that poor reporting on the issue could even contribute to ‘imitational suicides’, such advice appears to be lost on the BBC.
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