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Free pancake packs given out to families in North Tyneside on Shrove Tuesday

Free pancake packs given out to families in North Tyneside on Shrove Tuesday
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GamCare promotes Mark Weiss to Deputy CEO

GamCare promotes Mark Weiss to Deputy CEO
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Unions should follow Royal College

Healthcare staff should not report suspected illegal abortions to the police as prosecutions are never in the public interest, the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) has said. The health unions should join the Royal College in issuing advice to health workers against reporting abortions to the police. Dr Ranee Thakar, the College’s president, said “outdated and antiquated” abortion laws meant women were “left vulnerable to criminal investigation.”

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Unions should follow Royal College

Healthcare staff should not report suspected illegal abortions to the police as prosecutions are never in the public interest, the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) has said. The health unions should join the Royal College in issuing advice to health workers against reporting abortions to the police. Dr Ranee Thakar, the College’s president, said “outdated and antiquated” abortion laws meant women were “left vulnerable to criminal investigation.”

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Give women right to get morning-after pill in supermarkets and petrol stations

The Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare said oral emergency contraception should be reclassified.

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