The Government has backed down on its proposal to have a ‘watchlist’ for faith leaders – a new study shows that the UK has remained the best in the world for end-of-life-care – the Scottish Government minister responsible for the Named person scheme struggles to explain it on a BBC Radio Scotland debate – And finally, a 35-year-old woman from Northern Ireland who had locked-in syndrome has spoken of her gradual recovery from the condition.
A student union that banned a speaker fearing she would offend Muslims has reversed its decision following public pressure – an Assistant Editor of The Daily Telegraph has warned that the Government’s proposed counter-extremism strategy will “inevitably ensnare the wrong people” – A new website has been unveiled showcasing powerful stories from women who have suffered under Sharia law principles in Britain – And finally, a mother has shared how she decided against having an abortion after going for a scan and seeing the “little flicker” of her baby’s heartbeat.