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Friday, 8 October 2021

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NHS trans policies continue to place women at risk

Some NHS trusts are using policies which tell hospital staff to lie to women and put their safety at risk in order to appease males who say they are female, a whistleblower has revealed.

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Equalities Minister: Gender self-ID ‘wouldn’t be right’

Sporting Council: ‘Safety and fairness cannot co-exist with trans inclusion’

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Stormont under ‘no obligation’ to accept Westminster’s abortion ultimatum, High Court told

Stormont has “no obligation” to implement regulations forcing the commission of abortion services across Northern Ireland, the High Court has heard.

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Baby given 1 per cent chance of survival going from strength to strength

Abortion activists in Scotland bemoan lack of nationwide buffer zones

Palliative care doctors unite against move to remove end-of-life protections

A group of palliative care doctors have said they will play no part in helping their patients to kill themselves if assisted suicide is legalised in England and Wales.

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Scots assisted suicide proposals imperil the vulnerable

Destructive £1.2bn cost of gambling laid bare

Problem gambling cost England around £1.2 billion last year, a new report has revealed.

Drugs ‘shooting gallery’ proposals quashed by Westminster

The Government has rejected an attempt by Bristol City Council to open ‘safe spaces’ where addicts can take drugs without risk of prosecution.

Campaigners fear screening could ‘eliminate’ Down’s syndrome

Routine prenatal screening could lead to the eradication of people with Down’s syndrome altogether, campaigners fear.

Julian Fellowes hits out at ‘sinister’ cancel culture

Award-winning screenwriter and author Julian Fellowes has blasted the “sinister” effect social media has had on free debate and the role it has played in the rise of ‘cancel culture’.

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Trans activists launch campaign to have gender-critical academic fired

FEATURE: William Tyndale: England’s greatest Bible translator

October 6 marked 485 years since England’s greatest Bible translator was burned at the stake for daring to defy the Pope and the King by presenting the scriptures to the people in their own language.

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