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News Bulletin 5 October 2012

A row has broken out in Canada over a poster campaign in schools which promotes polygamy — The number of patients with psychiatric conditions and dementia who had their lives ended under The Netherlands controversial euthanasia laws is on the rise — UK judges have ruled that the case of Tony Nicklinson, who campaigned for doctors to be allowed to kill him, will not be allowed to go to the Court of Appeal — A motion debated in the Northern Ireland Assembly in support of redefining marriage has been defeated — Homosexual actor Rupert Everett has voiced his opposition to gay marriage, revealing that he has received hate mail and death threats for his views about same-sex parenting — The French Government has announced plans which would mean that tax payers money would be used to cover the ‘full’ medical costs of abortions — And the UK Government’s chief drugs adviser, Professor Leslie Iversen, has criticised a Channel 4 programme which showed volunteers taking ecstasy, saying it glamorised drug-taking.

News Bulletin 28 September 2012

Labour leader Ed Miliband has recorded a video in support of gay marriage, and said same-sex weddings should be allowed in churches — Delegates at the Liberal Democrat’s annual conference have passed a motion in support of assisted suicide and euthanasia — Top barrister, Jon Holbrook, has accused UK’s equality laws of acting as a barrier to tolerant attitudes — Christian councillor, Christina Summers, who was expelled by her local Green party last week, has received backing from the leader of Brighton & Hove’s Liberal Democrats, Brian Stone — ‘Mother’ and ‘Father’ are set to be stripped from official documents in France under controversial plans to redefine marriage — Liberal Democrat communities Minister, Don Foster, has said he would like to introduce a £2 limit on high stake gaming machines as they are ruining people’s lives as they chase their losses — And around 60,000 churches in America have received letters warning them not to preach about the moral beliefs or policies of presidential candidates ahead of the upcoming election.