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Friday, 25 February 2022

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‘DIY’ abortion scheme extended to August

The Government has announced that it is extending its scheme for unsupervised abortions by six months.

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Sajid Javid opposed to extending ‘emergency’ measures for abortion pills

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Wales smacking ban ‘a clear example of state interference’

Wales’s upcoming ban on parents giving a light smack to their children is an example of gross state interference in families, campaign group Be Reasonable has said.

Court of Session rules term ‘women’ only applicable to females

The Court of Session has ruled that the legal definition of women cannot be changed to include men who identify as women.

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Top sporting authorities blast new IOC trans policy

MP: ‘Sex is immutable’

A Conservative MP has defended the reality of biological sex and warned of the dangerous implications of radical gender ideology.

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Doctor sacked for biblical views on gender to appeal against tribunal outcome

Curbs imposed on disgraced gender GP, but suspension lifted for now

Betting giants blasted as four gambling shops open in one of the UK’s poorest areas

One of the UK’s most deprived areas has seen four betting shops open within metres of each other, sparking anger from residents.

UK’s youngest premature twins defy expectations

A mother in Nottingham has shared her delight after giving birth to the UK’s youngest premature surviving twins.

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Parents of UK’s smallest baby share their joy

VIDEO: Political impartiality in schools

There is a long-established legal duty for all schools in England to be politically impartial in their teaching and in extra-curricular activities. The same is true for state funded schools in Wales.

FEATURE: Jacob Rees-Mogg is right – the morning-after pill can cause abortions

Boots recently announced a cut to the price of the morning-after pill (MAP) to £10. It was first licensed in the UK in the 1980s for occasional use. Today it can legally be handed out without prescription, and even in schools to children under the age of consent.

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