UK signs digital ID deal with Ukraine to ‘keep people safer’
'There is a critical need for people to be able to use digital solutions to prove they are who they say they are,' a spokesman for Britain's Department of International Trade said.
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Parents of miscarried babies slam UK newspaper over misleading images of preborn children
The Guardian faced fierce backlash over the inaccurate images which seem to contradict those published by the newspaper in 2009 depicting a first-trimester baby.
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UK gov’t confirms those injured by COVID jab can sue manufacturers for damages, but at taxpayer cost
Despite having indemnity, the British government confirmed that the vaccine injured can bring action for damages against COVID shot manufacturers, albeit with taxpayers on the hook for the bill.
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UK man becomes first to receive bank microchip implant for making purchases
One British former MP and commentator predicted that microchip implants are ‘the future for all of us.’
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Rishi Sunak announced as new UK prime minister following Liz Truss resignation
Rishi Sunak succeeds Liz Truss, who held the office of prime minister for less than 50 days following Boris Johnson's summer resignation.
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Major UK report calls on priests to break seal of confession in reporting child sex abuse
Reporting child sex abuse ‘should not be subject to exceptions based on relationships of confidentiality, religious or otherwise,’ the inquiry wrote.
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UK Prime Minister Liz Truss resigns after 44 days in office
Liz Truss had succeeded Boris Johnson after he resigned in disgrace in July.
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English politicians advance bill establishing ‘buffer zones’ around abortion facilities
People found to have violated the new clause, should it become law, would face up to two years in jail for a repeated 'offence.'
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UK abortion facility ‘bubble zone’ prohibits pro-lifers from praying and making the Sign of the Cross
Sometimes, one merely has to look at what a law demands to know that it is wicked.
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Scottish archbishop urges opposition to assisted suicide bill as a ‘matter of Christian duty’
'It is in dying that we most clearly confront the fact that we are fragile creatures, dependent upon others, and that we are not ultimately in charge of our own destiny,' wrote Archbishop Leo Cushley.
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