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Morning
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Health Minister, Malcolm Chisholm
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Executive
confirms ban on
morning after pill in school
Schools will not be allowed to give out the morning
after pill to girls, the Scottish Executive has confirmed.
The Health Minister, Malcolm Chisholm, says the decision
follows a public backlash against controversial propoals
to give the pill to school girls.
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Smacking:
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Jim Wallace's new smacking law may breach the right
to family life
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New
chastisement law
confuses parents
Scottish parents will be at risk of prosecution over
trivial incidents of chastisement after the Parliament
approves a controversial new discipline law.
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Religious
liberty: |
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Churches are being squeezed into a secular mould
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Institute's
religious liberty
campaign hits the headlines
The
national press and broadcast media have reported the
Institute's campaign against new laws which stop religious
organisations having the freedom to employ like-minded
staff.
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The morning after pill: the medical cost of
reducing teenage pregnancies.
