Teaching for today

In CI News this week: The Christian Institute urges the Government to drop plans for a new law on ‘conversion therapy’ as the charity publishes a major report on the issue, a YouGov survey finds a significant fall in support for ’trans rights’ in Great Britain, and former Justice Secretary Michael Gove defends the freedom of Christians to silently pray outside abortion centres.

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MP: ‘Censor criticism of assisted suicide Bill committee’

CI publishes major report challenging Govt’s plan to ban ‘conversion practices’

Majority of Brits think ‘trans rights’ harm women

Gove backs silent prayer in abortion censorship zones

In CI News this week: The Leadbeater Bill: Safeguards rejected as Clause 1 passes, Scotland’s First Minister doubles down on support for men in women’s spaces, MSP: ‘Praying in your home could be illegal depending who passes the window’and Degrading and violent online pornography must be banned, says Govt review.

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The Leadbeater Bill: Safeguards rejected as Clause 1 passes

Scotland’s First Minister doubles down on support for men in women’s spaces

MSP: ‘Praying in your home could be illegal depending who passes the window’

Degrading and violent online pornography must be banned, says Govt review

In CI News this week: Psychiatrists warn that a shortage of consultants could render Kim Leadbeater’s latest fix to her assisted suicide Bill unworkable, The Christian Institute cautions Stormont that changes to the Province’s equality laws may have unintended consequences for religious liberty, and Holyrood hears of God’s unfailing love.

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Top psychiatrists warn staff shortages could render Leadbeater Bill unworkable

CI cautions Stormont to tread carefully with ‘standardised’ equality law

Secular alternative to Christian school assemblies debated in House of Lords

Gospel proclaimed in Holyrood: ‘God’s love never runs out’

In CI News this week: Kim Leadbeater ditches a key safeguard in her assisted suicide Bill, police tell pro-lifer Isabel Vaughan-Spruce that standing silently near an abortion centre counts as ‘harassment’, and the Court of Appeal vindicates a Christian school worker for raising concerns about sex ed materials.

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Leadbeater criticised for removing ‘ultimate safeguard’ from her assisted suicide Bill

Almost 3,500 women sent for ‘sex-swap’ mastectomies on NHS in three years

Police: ‘Pro-lifer standing near abortion centre is harassment’

Christian school worker vindicated at Court of Appeal

In CI News this week: A man who contemplated ending his own life after being misdiagnosed with a terminal illness, warns against legalising assisted suicide, the Health Secretary is urged to outlaw cross-sex hormones for gender-confused children, and couples have revealed they had abortions after their unborn children were misdiagnosed with illnesses.

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Stark warning on assisted suicide Bill: ‘I could have killed myself when I wasn’t terminally ill’

Health Secretary urged to ban cross-sex hormones for under-18s

Couples aborted healthy babies after hospital misdiagnoses

NI abortion figures rise for third year in a row

Gambling giant unlawfully bombarded suicidal gambler with ads

In CI News this week: Evidence sessions on Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide Bill expose serious shortcomings in her proposals, the Government rejects civil service calls to broaden the definition of extremism, and tens of thousands of pro-lifers take a stand against abortion at the annual US March for Life.

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Chris Whitty: ‘Low mood no reason to reject assisted suicide bids’

EHRC calls for Govt intervention over assisted suicide Bill

Disbelief as assisted suicide lobbyist markets practice as ‘suicide prevention’

Govt rebuffs civil service calls to broaden extremism definition

Fiftyfold rise in gender confused children

US March for Life: ‘We will march until abortion is not only illegal, but unthinkable’

In CI News this week: Kim Leadbeater’s ‘skewed’ selection of witnesses to appear before the Committee scrutinising her assisted suicide Bill provokes criticism, the Government roundly rejects a petition calling for the Cass Review to be re-evaluated, and a record-breaking premature baby celebrates his fourth birthday.

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‘Skewed’ witness selection on assisted suicide sparks indignation

Govt rebuffs push for re-evaluation of Cass Review

Irish Government to ‘advance’ conversion practices ban

Record-breaking preemie now four-year-old Mickey Mouse fan

In CI News this week: The Education Secretary pledges to implement the shelved Higher Education free speech act, MPs call on the Health Secretary to close an abortion loophole over fears it could be exploited by abusers, and in North Wales an initiative targeting criminal gangs is helping users get off illegal drugs.

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Education Secretary pledges to relaunch blocked uni free speech law

Health Secretary urged to prevent ‘heinous crimes’ by closing abortion loophole

Open Doors: 380 million Christians face persecution

Cutting crime tackles drug addiction in Wales

UK’s first drug ‘shooting gallery’ opens

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