In CI News this week: Peers pledge to oppose Kim Leadbeater’s deeply flawed assisted suicide Bill, after MPs voted to back the proposals, the Northern Ireland Department of Finance launches a consultation on making divorce easier in the Province, and OMF International celebrates 160 years since its founding.

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Peers vow to fight on against ‘breathtakingly cruel’ assisted suicide Bill

NI launches consultation on no-fault divorce

Franklin Graham shares God’s message of ‘hope and forgiveness’ with 17,000

OMF celebrates 160 years of ‘making God’s name known’ in East Asia

In CI News this week: MPs launch a serious assault on the sanctity of human life as they vote to axe end-of-life protections and decriminalise abortion up to birth, the Office for Students emphasises that free speech in universities must not be unduly restricted, and an original copy of the first Welsh translation of the Bible goes on public display.

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MPs approve ‘dangerous’ assisted suicide Bill

MPs back activist demands to significantly liberalise abortion law

New guidance a turning point for free speech at universities

Historic 1588 Welsh Bible on display for the first time

In CI News this week: MPs raise critical concerns with Leadbeater’s assisted suicide Bill ahead of the upcoming vote, the equalities watchdog rebukes trans activists for threatening its staff, and the National Secular Society complains as Derbyshire County Council introduces Christian prayers.

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MPs blast Leadbeater’s ‘deeply flawed’ assisted suicide Bill

Royal College of Pathologists ‘cannot support’ Leadbeater Bill

More than 1,000 doctors urge MPs to vote against Leadbeater Bill

EHRC staff at ‘serious risk of violence’ from trans activists

MPs call for clampdown on unsupervised ‘pills by post’ abortions

Poll: Six in ten adults oppose decriminalising abortion

Secularists upset by Council prayers

In CI News this week: MPs speak up for the unborn and expectant mothers in a Westminster Hall debate on decriminalising abortion, a new BBC drama is criticised for pandering to transgender ideology, and the Governor of Nevada derails assisted suicide proposals.

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‘Both lives matter’, MPs told in abortion decriminalisation debate

Nigel Farage: UK abortion limit is ‘utterly ludicrous’ and should be reduced

New BBC drama accused of ‘bending knee to trans cult’

Ireland told to limit free speech with ‘draconian’ EU hate speech laws

Nevada Governor: ‘I will not sign assisted suicide Bill’

In CI News this week: The Church of Scotland votes to reaffirm its opposition to assisted suicide, London Mayor Sadiq Khan pushes the Government to decriminalise cannabis, and a US court rules that a Christian businesswoman cannot be forced to photograph same sex weddings.

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Kirk maintains opposition to assisted suicide

Sadiq Khan backs latest call to decriminalise ‘harmful’ cannabis

Betting firm to exit UK after £3.3 million fine as football clubs warned to take note

US Christian cannot be forced to photograph same-sex weddings

In CI News this week: The majority of Brits support the Supreme Court’s ruling on the definition of ‘woman’, parents in Jersey are outraged by guidance saying they need not be informed if their child ‘changes gender’ at school, and the Scottish Parliament is told that voices of people with faith should not be sidelined in politics.

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Poll: Over half of adults back Supreme Court’s trans ruling

Jersey school guidance pushes trans ideology behind parents’ backs

Councils powerless as ’addictive’ slot machine firms target deprived areas

Voices of faith in politics should not be silenced, MSPs told

In CI News this week: MSPs vote to further debate Liam McArthur’s assisted suicide Bill, a teenage footballer calls for an apology after she was banned for asking if her opponent was male, and a Council in Hampshire axes plans to limit street preaching.

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MSPs agree to further debate on Liam McArthur’s assisted suicide Bill

MPs passionately debate assisted suicide Bill’s danger to vulnerable patients

FA drops case against teen who was suspended for asking if her opponent was male

Council U-turns on plans to restrict public evangelism

Parents cherish short time with son after refusing abortion

In CI News this week: The Government estimates that assisted suicide could save the NHS millions of pounds by ending thousands of lives early, peers urge the Government to abandon plans to introduce a home education register, and MPs attempt to decriminalise abortion by hijacking the Crime and Policing Bill.

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Killing thousands could save NHS millions, Govt estimates

Scotland’s First Minister pledges to vote against assisted suicide

Peers urge Govt to reconsider introduction of home education register

MPs set to vote on decriminalising abortion

No-fault divorce fuelling ‘animosity’, says family lawyer

In CI News this week: A top lawyer warns Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide Bill is incompatible with Human Rights law, the Equalities watchdog issues interim guidance on protecting single-sex spaces, and Police Scotland admits that abortion censorship zone legislation may not be enforceable 24/7.

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Leadbeater’s assisted suicide Bill ‘not compatible’ with human rights

EHRC interim guidance: ‘Toilets are restricted to biological sex, not self-ID’

Council leaders call for urgent Govt action to tackle gambling harms

Police Scotland: ‘No censorship zone prosecutions when abortion centres are closed’

In CI News this week: The Scottish Government accepts the Supreme Court’s ruling on the definition of ‘woman’, data from Northern Ireland’s health trusts demonstrates no need for a new conversion therapy law, and a professor who was dismissed for speaking out against trans-affirming procedures receives a substantial payout.

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Scot Govt has ‘no plans’ to allow teens to ‘change sex’ following Supreme Court ruling

CI: ‘Needless NI conversion therapy plans endanger ordinary people who oppose LGBT ideology’

Govt forced to rethink plans expanding high-stake slot machines

Prof sacked for opposing ‘mutilation of gender-confused kids’ receives $1.6m payout