Boris Johnson will not back an attempt to remove end-of-life protections for vulnerable people, according to The Daily Telegraph.
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Boris Johnson will not back an attempt to remove end-of-life protections for vulnerable people, according to The Daily Telegraph.
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Abortion activists destroy pro-life student group’s Freshers’ fair stall ([link removed])
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A group of abortion activists had to be confronted by security after they targeted a pro-life stall at Oxford University’s freshers’ fair last week.
University trade union claims members can self-ID as ‘black’ and ‘disabled’ ([link removed])
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A trade union has reaffirmed its commitment to enabling its members to self-identify as they wish, “whether that is being black, disabled, LGBT+ or women”.
Disgust as Leicester Uni offers ‘sex work toolkit’ to students ([link removed])
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More than 11,000 people have signed a petition calling on the University of Leicester to scrap advice for students on how to make money from pornography.
Equality chief blasts ‘disgraceful’ attacks on gender-critical prof ([link removed])
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The Sussex University professor targeted by trans activists for upholding the reality of biological sex has received support from both the head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) and Foreign Secretary Liz Truss.
NI abortion ‘buffer zone’ Bill criminalises conversation, MLAs told ([link removed])
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A Bill seeking to impose ‘buffer zones’ outside abortion clinics in Northern Ireland has been debated at Stormont.
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The majority of Brits would support tighter restrictions on online pornography, a new survey has found.
Mum shocked by friends’ judgemental Down’s syndrome comments ([link removed])
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A mother has revealed how she was shocked at her friends’ “incredulous” reactions when she explained she would not be screening her unborn child for disabilities such as Down’s syndrome.
FEATURE: Hugh Latimer martyred for his faith in Jesus Christ ([link removed])
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On 16 October 1555, Hugh Latimer – widely regarded as one of the foremost preachers of the English Reformation – was burned at the stake for his faith.
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