In CI News this week: Liam McArthur tells MSPs that the cost of his assisted suicide proposals will be covered by reduced expenditure on end-of-life care, the Chairman of the College of Policing warns that dealing with non-crime hate incidents is distracting police from tackling real crimes, and Sir Keir Starmer expresses his appreciation for the ordinary work of churches.

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McArthur: ‘Assisted suicide costs will be covered by reduced demand for palliative care’

Euthanasia cause of 1 in 20 Canada deaths

Police chief calls for ‘common sense’ approach on non-crime hate incidents

LTA bans men from women’s tennis across all competitive levels

‘A huge win for women’: New policy stops men competing in women’s golf

Judy Murray: ‘To believe in biological reality is not transphobic’

PM thanks churches for bringing ‘hope and light’ to communities

In CI News this week: Puberty blockers for gender-confused children are now banned ‘indefinitely’ across the UK, nearly eight in ten university staff believe free speech has become more restricted over the last ten years, and Christian MP David Smith is appointed the new UK Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief.

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‘Indefinite’ puberty blocker ban in place across UK

Academics ‘self-censoring’ as many concerned free speech is increasingly restricted

Education Secretary pledges to uphold free speech on campus despite axing law

Pizza Hut slammed over ‘dangerous’ gambling ads

Christian MP appointed to champion religious liberty worldwide

In CI News this week: The progress of Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide Bill continues to be met with widespread dismay, over a hundred thousand people urge the Prime Minister to ban gambling adverts from football, and a five-year-old girl is thriving after her mum chose life.

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Widespread dismay at progress of ‘unworkable’ Leadbeater Bill

125,000 tell PM to kick gambling adverts out of football

Devastating report calls for halt to slide towards decriminalising drugs

‘I couldn’t abort her’ says mum who chose life

In CI News this week: MPs vote in support of Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide Bill, the Government introduces new measures to tackle the damage done by gambling, and police forces in Britain record 13 thousand ‘non-crime hate incidents’ in the year to June 2024.

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Dark day as MPs vote in favour of assisted suicide Bill

Gambling companies hit by statutory levy and cap on online slots

Govt urged to ditch non-crime hate incidents

Police policy on strip searches by trans officers ‘fails women’

In CI News this week: The two longest-serving MPs in the House of Commons urge their colleagues to reject Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide proposals, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson faces renewed calls to implement a new law ensuring universities protect free speech, and a neonatal intensive care unit in Hull is saving the lives of babies born at 22 weeks.

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Long-serving MPs urge Commons to reject ill-conceived Leadbeater Bill

Leading cultural figures urge Govt to bolster Uni free speech protections

MSP slams pro-trans group’s primary school scheme

Babies born at 22 weeks ‘surviving and going home’, Hull NICU reports

In CI News this week: The details of Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide Bill are published less than three weeks before MPs’ crucial ‘life or death’ debate in the House of Commons, the Archbishop of Canterbury resigns, and Olympic medallist Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix speaks of the importance of her faith in Christ.

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Assisted suicide Bill published: ‘Rushed, arbitrary and set to expand’ say experts

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby resigns over child abuse report

Betting companies ‘out of control’ as youth problem gambling doubles

GB Olympic medallist Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix on faith and family

In CI News this week: The Education Secretary faces court for blocking a free speech law, veteran journalist Charles Moore challenges the deception of so-called assisted dying, and Baby Loss Certificates are now available to more parents who have suffered a miscarriage.

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Education Secretary faces legal action over blocked free speech law

Charles Moore: ‘Assisted suicide would damage the moral fabric of our society’

Lessons from Belgium: Cancer doctors on the dangers of assisted suicide

Puberty blocker study was withheld ‘because data didn’t back trans agenda’

‘The most wonderful piece of paper’: Baby Loss Certificates extended

In CI News this week: Censorship zones banning prayer and help outside abortion centres are imposed in England and Wales, palliative care experts urge Hospice UK to drop its 'neutral' stance on assisted suicide, and a mother speaks about choosing life for her unborn child with Down’s syndrome.

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Abortion censorship zones now in force across England and Wales

Royal British Legion peddles ‘LGBT poppy’ ahead of Remembrance Day

Hospice UK urged to take clear stance against assisted suicide

Mum pressured to abort child with Down’s syndrome chooses life

Christian Institute founding Chairman John Burn OBE dies

In CI News this week: The Prime Minister has been urged not to pursue a “full trans-inclusive ban” on so called conversion practices, scandal-hit LGBT group Mermaids is reprimanded by the Charity Commission over multiple failings, and the Welsh Parliament votes not to support legalising assisted suicide.

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PM urged to ditch anti-parent conversion practices law

Children’s Commissioner: ‘Axe legal defence of reasonable chastisement’

Mermaids: LGBT group rapped by Charity Commission over multiple failings

Senedd rejects assisted suicide

In CI News this week: The Archbishop of Canterbury warns that assisted suicide endangers the vulnerable, an army veteran is convicted for silently praying near an abortion centre, and a Welsh baby who was born at 23 weeks goes home after 18 months in hospital.

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Justin Welby: ‘Assisted suicide could easily become a duty to die’

Govt acknowledges CI concerns over impact of gender ideology in schools

Stormont sex ed consultation amended after CI intervention

Army veteran convicted of ‘thought crime’ near abortion centre

‘Wales’ smallest baby’ goes home after being born at just 23 weeks