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Exclusive: Pastor Clive Johnston on being prosecuted for preaching in an abortion buffer zone ([link removed])
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Retired pastor Clive Johnston has opened up about why he is being prosecuted for preaching in an abortion censorship zone in Northern Ireland.
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The Health Secretary has said he’s “not comfortable” with the upcoming puberty blockers trial.
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Mental health groups criticise EHRC guidance on single-sex spaces ([link removed])
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Welsh smacking ban review identifies increased pressure on social services ([link removed])
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The ban on parents smacking their children in Wales has increased pressure on police and social services, the Welsh Government’s review has found.
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Prime Minister urged to tackle harmful gambling advertising ([link removed])
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Children must be protected from the harms caused by gambling advertising, Labour MP Dr Beccy Cooper has told the Prime Minister.
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Police Scotland apologises to MSP over non-crime hate incident ([link removed])
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Police Scotland has apologised “unreservedly” to an MSP over its inconsistent handling of non-crime hate incidents (NCHI).
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‘Christians need to sing theologically rich songs in their churches’: Keith Getty ([link removed])
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Church leaders should be ensuring their congregations are singing theologically and doctrinally rich songs, award-winning Christian songwriter Keith Getty believes.
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