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by Gavin Ashenden, Jersey Evening Post: THE sad death of Archie Battersbee has touched the hearts of parents everywhere. It’s impossible not to feel the deepest sympathy for what must be one of the worst nightmares that haunts every...
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by Emma James For Dailymail.Com and Adam Solomons For Mailonline: New York State Police have identified the suspect in Friday’s stabbing of novelist Salman Rushdie as a New Jersey man who, according to law enforcement sources,...
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from The Christian Institute: In the news this week: Liz Truss says the Online Safety Bill must protect free speech, NHS England’s gender identity clinic for children could face legal action from ‘at least a thousand families’, and pastor...
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by Rick Plasterer, Juicy Ecumenism: Conflicts over parental rights and authority happen when a regime believes it has correct doctrine. People who disagree with that doctrine are then in danger of losing their children. America has...
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by Julie Bindel, UnHerd: Universities are doing nothing to stop them. I have lost count of how many times I have been de-platformed from universities since I was declared to be “transphobic” by the National Union of Students (NUS) in...
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by Melanie Phillips: It’s why so many, in institutions across the board, are now so incompetent. The Times reported this week on the deeply alarming findings (£) of a survey it had conducted at Britain’s universities. It found that...
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by Andrea Williams, Christian Concern: Myth 1: Archie was brain dead, according to his doctors Truth: No doctor ever diagnosed Archie as brain dead. The established test for diagnosing brain stem death could not be carried out. Some...
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by Archbishop Cranmer: Just as a victory for sex/gender common sense is won in the UK with the closure of the Tavistock gender clinic for children (and a class action brought by a thousand families), an equal and opposite madness emerges...
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By Suella Braverman, Conservative Home: We have a rich heritage of rights in the UK. Though we’ve sometimes fallen short, a belief in equality has been persistent enough in our culture that we’ve always had loud voices calling on us to...
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by Jo Bartosch, CapX: You probably aren’t being paranoid, the equalities evangelists in your workplace may actually be after you. That’s certainly the case if you’re an academic, to judge by a genuinely disturbing report that University...
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