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Friday, 2 September 2022

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Humanist headteacher fails in attempt to ditch Christian assemblies for LGBT course

A humanist headteacher’s attempt to promote LGBT ideology over Christian values in her school has been quashed.
 
 

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Nobel Prize winner: ‘Changing sex is scientifically impossible’

A Nobel Prize winner has slammed the claim that a person can change sex as ‘scientifically impossible’.

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Australian woman sues over irreversible trans surgery
 
 
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Permanent home abortion changes come into effect in England and Wales

Unsafe home abortions are now available to women in England and Wales on a permanent basis after temporary rules introduced at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic became law.

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Serious safety concerns remain over ‘abortion by post’ scheme

‘Medics must stop pressuring women to abort disabled babies’
 
Chelsey Nelson

US court: Christian photographer cannot be forced to promote same-sex weddings

A Christian photographer cannot be compelled to promote same-sex weddings under city law, a US district court has ruled.
 
Family

Children’s Commissioner ‘misses opportunity to tackle Govt squeamishness about the family’

The Children’s Commissioner for England has called on the next Prime Minister to do more to help families stay together, saying the Government has been too “squeamish” about standing up for the family.
 
 
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Baby born at 23 weeks who survived rare infection now one-year-old

A baby born a week before Britain’s abortion limit has celebrated his first birthday after doctors said he was unlikely to survive complications following birth.

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Less than half of Brits support abortion above 20 wks
 
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Christian teacher receives $95k payout after being suspended for using trans student’s birth name

A Christian teacher in the US has received a $95,000 settlement after she was suspended for failing to use a transgender student’s preferred name.
 
 

Illegal substances found in 72 per cent of CBD products

Cannabis use up 20 per cent in US states where recreational use is legal

Pennsylvania Education Dept push towards ‘gender-inclusive’ schools
 
 

 

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