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MP Protests British Parliament Forcing Northern Ireland Schools to Promote Abortion to Kids

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Putting in the fix

Putting in the fix
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Almost Every Member of the British Parliament Voted to Force Northern Ireland to Push Abortions on Kids

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NHS 75: Making an impact – Baroness Mary Watkins

NHS 75: Making an impact – Baroness Mary Watkins
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UK government accused of making covert change to protest laws

A dispute has emerged in Parliament following the Home Office's covert decision to reduce the criteria required to take action against protesters causing "serious disruption". This move was made despite having been voted down by peers in the Lords.

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