The insidious romanticising of assisted suicide
A double suicide is in the news for the second time in a week.
Features
Assisted suicide activists can’t stand seeing the Leadbeater Bill finally getting the scrutiny it needs
Kim Leadbeater’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is finally undergoing some proper scrutiny, and its supporters are not happy at all.
Mind the gap: IEA’S fertility fix is missing marriage
Guest feature by Dr Tony Rucinski, Director of Supporter Strategy at the Coalition for Marriage
Betting shops are like the Samaritans? Pull the other one.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to reveal in the next budget a sharp increase in taxes on sports betting. Unsurprisingly, betting giants are threatening to close their shops, claiming the tax will force them to make thousands of redundancies.
The growth of porn-fuelled ‘AI girlfriends’ is far from harmless to women
Artificial intelligence seems to be growing ever more prevalent in society. Programs like ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and others are being increasingly used for everyday tasks, from planning holidays to checking grammar, but a darker side is threatening families.
Sunday trading: Better abolished than relaxed
Recently the Government floated the idea of increasing Sunday trading hours – supposedly this was meant to help keep large businesses sweet because there was going to be a tax hike. However, thanks to people speaking out against it, the Government has indicated it was only ‘flying a kite’ to gauge people’s opinions, and that it wasn’t seriously thinking about it.