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Friday, 3 February 2023

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Sturgeon: ‘Critics of our gender self-ID Bill are anti-women and racist’

Nicola Sturgeon has launched an astonishing verbal assault on those who uphold the reality of biological sex.

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Govt ignores call for legal definition of woman to be restricted to females

‘Scottish Labour pushed its MSPs to vote for gender self-ID Bill against their conscience’

‘Sex swaps’ for children in Queensland

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Peer: ‘Govt must enforce age checks for porn sites through Online Safety Bill’

A Conservative Peer has called on the Government to better protect children from online pornography, as the Online Safety Bill is debated in the House of Lords.

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One in ten kids exposed to ‘shocking’ online porn by age of nine

Christian MP: ‘DfE guidance must help schools combat gender ideology’

Trans guidance for schools must prioritise the protection of children from the harms of radical gender ideology, a Christian MP has said.

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Parents challenge promotion of gender ideology in ROI schools

Science museum axes ‘inappropriate’ display promoting breast-binders to kids

Grandmother panicking after hospital ‘issued DNR without informing her’

A grandmother has said she is “panicking” and “not sleeping at night”, after being informed that she was assigned a ‘Do Not Resuscitate’ (DNR) order during her stay in hospital.

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Palliative care doctors in Scotland overwhelmingly oppose assisted suicide proposals

Feminist: ‘Conversion therapy ban would fuel Stonewall gender myths’

The Government risks foisting the views of trans activists on to gender confused children under its ‘conversion therapy’ ban proposals, a prominent feminist academic has said.

Children more vulnerable to gambling ad bombardment

Children are more heavily influenced by gambling adverts than adults, new research has shown.

Widdecombe and Cates: ‘Drug use is a blight on society’

Current and former MPs have warned of the damage drug use has on society amid pressure from activists to legalise substances such as heroin and cannabis.

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Hard drugs decriminalised in British Columbia

Scottish drug addicts parked on methadone

LSE ditches ‘Christmas’ and ‘Easter’ from academic calendar

Term breaks traditionally associated with Christmas and Easter are to disappear from The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) diary, the University has announced.

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