No police discipline over 'gender critics as Nazis' document
No officers will face disciplinary action over a contentious police document that compared gender critics to Nazis, sparking widespread outrage.
Category : Liberties
UK equality watchdog faces reform calls after court ruling
The Equality and Human Rights Commission faces scrutiny as Labour demands urgent reforms following a landmark Supreme Court decision on parliamentary privilege.
Man wrongly jailed 17 years finally freed
A man wrongfully convicted of rape and robbery has been exonerated after 17 years behind bars, with DNA evidence proving his innocence.
Dignity in Dying campaigner Emma Bray dies in starvation protest
Emma Bray, a prominent campaigner for assisted dying, has died after refusing food to end her life on her own terms, leaving behind a powerful legacy for her children.
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A gay man has been awarded a substantial payout after enduring a traumatic 'exorcism' by the Church of England in a misguided attempt to change his sexuality.
DWP data breach exposes citizens' personal details
A significant data breach at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has compromised the personal information of thousands of Irish and British citizens, raising serious concerns over data security.
Church fined for forced gay exorcism in Sheffield
A church in Sheffield has been mandated to compensate a gay man after subjecting him to a traumatic exorcism ritual aimed at 'curing' his sexuality.
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