Teaching for today

In the news this week: Polling for The Christian Institute reveals that banning conversion therapy is not a priority for voters, Westminster hears of the genuine anger of parents in Northern Ireland after it imposes pro-abortion sex ed, and Canada’s main opposition party adopts the protection of children from harmful ‘sex swaps’ as party policy.

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Poll: ‘Conversion therapy’ ban not a priority for 96% of voters

Conversion ban champion: ‘Parents are the problem’

MP: ‘Parents must not be sidelined over NI’s pro-abortion sex ed’

Scotland’s Lord Advocate ready to ‘turn blind eye’ on illegal drug use

Canadian Conservatives vote to protect kids from harmful ‘sex-swaps’

In the news this week: A pensioner is questioned by the police after backing single-sex spaces, Scotland’s First Minister and his Health Secretary speak out against legalising assisted suicide, and around 7,000 pro-life supporters gather for the UK’s annual March for Life.

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Pensioner ‘harassed’ by police over sticker backing single-sex spaces

Humza Yousaf and his Health Secretary reaffirm assisted suicide opposition

Govt Minister claims ‘there’s little evidence linking gambling ads to harm’

Thousands of pro-lifers march to Parliament Square

In the news this week: The Christian Institute urges Number 10 not to pursue a conversion therapy ban over fears it could repress religious freedom, comments from Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley could see an end to officers promoting LGBT Pride and Stonewall, and after a series of legal victories, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association will hold meetings at venues that previously cancelled over its views on marriage.

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CI warns No. 10 over ‘Australian conversion therapy debacle’

Met Police cracks down on officers wearing rainbow badges

Govt rejects MPs call for UK-wide drug ‘shooting galleries’

Over 25,000 suspects arrested in past year tested positive for Class A drugs

Franklin Graham praises God for rescheduled tour dates after legal wins

In the news this week: The Republic of Ireland is urged to overhaul its law allowing 16-year-olds to choose their own legal sex, Scotland remains the worst country in Europe for the rate of drug-related deaths, and a museum celebrates the 250th anniversary of Amazing Grace.

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RoI Senator: ‘Sex-swap madness must end’

Scots drug deaths remain ‘shockingly high’

Greens taken to court over ‘fanatical clampdown on legitimate debate’

Amazing Grace exhibition celebrates hymn’s 250th anniversary

In the news this week: Costa Coffee is accused of glorifying trans surgery, disability campaigners urge MPs not to legalise assisted suicide, and a palm-sized premature baby leaves for home after a six month stay in hospital.

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Costa Coffee angers customers by ‘glamourising’ trans surgery

‘Don’t remove our end-of-life protections’ disability campaigners warn MPs

Isle of Wight project accused of ‘queerwashing’ Tennyson

‘Palm-sized’ preemie now home and full of smiles

In the news this week: A study finds that married parents are three times more likely to be together when their child reaches 14 than unmarried parents, Stonewall’s Chairman says it will soon be normal for men to breastfeed, and a couple who refused to abort their daughter give thanks for her successful surgery.

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Study: Married parents three times more likely to be together when child turns 14

Stonewall Chairman: ‘Male breastfeeding will become commonplace’

Keir Starmer accepts a woman is ‘an adult female’

Parents: ‘We were told to abort our daughter or watch her die’

In the news this week: Children struggling with their mental health are being directed to an NHS-backed app pushing gender ideology, a study of gambling ads finds they appeared every four seconds in televised Premier League matches last season, and a former soldier will not face charges for silent prayer near an abortion clinic.

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NHS-linked mental health platform ‘pushing gender ideology on 10-yr-olds’

Televised Premier League matches advertise gambling every four seconds

PSNI ‘Pride’ marchers no longer allowed to wear uniform

NI abortion censorship zones to be imposed within three months

In the news this week: The Crown Prosecution Service comes under fire for claiming that refusing to fund ‘sex-swap’ surgery could amount to domestic abuse, a Christian MP in Finland faces a second trial for alleged hate speech after she shared a Bible verse on social media, and the Irish Football Association votes to maintain its ‘keep Sunday special’ policy.

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CPS ‘ideologically captured by gender ideology’ over domestic abuse claims

Scot Govt demands UK-wide drugs decriminalisation

Finnish Christian MP cleared of ‘hate crime’ charges over Bible tweet faces new trial

Irish FA maintains ‘keep Sunday special’ policy

In the news this week: A Christian governor axed for challenging a school’s sex ed policy is vindicated by the High Court, women’s rights campaigner Maya Forstater is awarded over £100,000 after losing her job for defending the reality of biological sex, and in the first case of its kind in Florida, a newborn baby finds a safe haven with a new family.

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Legal win for Christian governor axed for challenging school’s sex ed policy

Maya Forstater awarded 100k after losing job for challenging trans ideology

Building society closes vicar’s account over gender ideology feedback

Christian web designer wins US Supreme Court ruling against compelled speech

‘Happy and loved’: ‘Safe haven’ baby adopted into new family

In the news this week: Two teenage girls urge the Government to combat the harmful effects of gender ideology in schools, Isle of Man proposals create a foothold for euthanasia in the British Isles, and a senior Labour MP reveals how his mum resisted family pressure to have him aborted.

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Pupils urge Education Minister to end ‘authoritarian’ gender ideology teaching

MP calls for parents to have legal right to view sex ed materials

Isle of Man activists pursue euthanasia Bill without a mandate

Ex-Tavistock medics set up new ‘sex swap’ clinic for kids

Labour MP: ‘Mum showed extraordinary courage not to have me aborted’

Abortions figures up again