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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

In CI news this week: The Supreme Court upholds the ordinary definition of ‘woman’, a ban on so-called conversion practices comes into effect in the Australian state of New South Wales, and the life of a Second World War Christian heroine is to be honoured in a film for high school children in Scotland.

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Landmark ruling: Supreme Court upholds ordinary definition of ‘woman’

New South Wales outlaws practices against ‘state-approved LGBT ideology’

Free speech advocates urge universities to heed landmark ruling

Scots schools’ film honours Christian heroine of the Holocaust

In CI news this week: The Health Secretary pledges not to vote in favour of legalising assisted suicide, a woman is fined £20k for offering to talk inside an abortion censorship zone, and a bus displaying John three sixteen will soon be spreading the Gospel around Glasgow.

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Health Secretary pledges to vote against assisted suicide Bill again

Woman fined £20k for holding a ‘here to talk’ sign in a censorship zone

Two biological men compete for the women’s pool final

Bible verse bus to hit Glasgow streets

In CI news this week: A human rights lawyer denounces plans for a new ‘conversion therapy’ law in Northern Ireland, experts warn that Holyrood’s assisted suicide Bill could face a lengthy legal battle, and a toddler is suspended from nursery over accusations of homophobia and transphobia.

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‘Outrageous’ NI conversion therapy plan could jail parents for opposing child’s ‘sex change’

Scots legal experts: ‘McArthur Bill faces long and contentious road ahead’

Employment Bill could ‘excessively limit’ free speech, EHRC warns

Outrage as toddler suspended for ‘transphobia or homophobia’

In CI news this week: The Isle of Man passes a Bill to legalise assisted suicide, scandal-hit group LGBT Youth Scotland is accused of encouraging self-harm, and the University of Sussex is fined nearly £600k for failing to protect free speech.

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Isle of Man Parliament passes assisted suicide Bill 

Labour MPs urge colleagues to reject Leadbeater’s ‘dangerous’ assisted suicide Bill

Govt rejects call to liberalise cannabis laws

Scandal-hit trans group asked self-harming kids to use ‘clean blades’

Universities shaken as Sussex Uni given £585k fine for free speech failure

Scientist forced out of top-secret base over gender-critical views wins legal victory

In CI news this week: Retired pastor Clive Johnston appears in court for preaching the Gospel in an abortion censorship zone, hundreds of doctors criticise the Royal College of GPs for ending its historic opposition to assisted suicide, and publishers report a surge in Bible sales thanks to increasing interest among Generation Z.

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John 3:16 pastor may seek High Court intervention in ‘buffer zone’ prosecution

GPs decry Royal College’s ‘incompatible’ stance on assisted suicide

Illegal content no longer tolerated under Online Safety Act

Absurd hospital form asks for babies’ gender identity

Young adults fuel growing demand for Bibles

In CI News this week: The Christian Institute supports a retired pastor who faces court for preaching in an abortion censorship zone, MPs warn that Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide Bill permits ‘doctor shopping’, and we remember the Institute’s founder and first Director Colin Hart on the anniversary of his passing.

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Retired pastor could be fined thousands for preaching the Gospel in abortion buffer zone

Assisted suicide Committee Day 7: Activists continue to reject safeguards

MLAs question Stormont payments to Stonewall

Remembering Colin Hart – One year on