A Christian parliamentary candidate who was removed from standing for parliament because of his faith has secured a significant legal victory, after the Liberal Democrats admitted religious discrimination in court.
A series of prosecutions brought against pro-life campaigners across the UK have collapsed in the courts, in what are being hailed as significant blows to overreaching, pro-abortion lawfare.
MPs have approved a significant change to abortion law that will pardon women convicted of illegal abortions and erase records of investigations, arrests and charges.
Thirteen suspected cases of assisted suicide are currently being considered by prosecutors in England and Wales, according to new figures from the CPS.
In a late night sitting of the House of Lords, Peers voted to approve the Clause to decriminalise self-induced abortion up to birth, and to retain the Pills by post policy.