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News Bulletin 19 April 2013

Conservative MP Fiona Bruce has called on the Government to monitor and publish statistics on the gender of aborted foetuses in the UK — A presidential candidate in Ecuador, Nelson Zavala, has been banned from politics and fined for disagreeing with homosexual practice — People in the UK feel forced to say they agree with gay marriage because campaigners have created a society where disagreement is abnormal — There’s been a massive rise in the number of cases of euthanasia in Belgium, since the practice was legalised there in 2002 — Heroin and crack cocaine addicts could be given access to officially-sanctioned drug consumption rooms in Brighton, it would mean that addicts could use drugs under supervision, with no fear of prosecution — And the Bay Psalm Book, believed to be the first book printed in the U.S. in 1640, is to go under the hammer at Sothebys in November.

News Bulletin 12 April 2013

Controversial new guidance has been issued by the Equality and Human Rights Commission on religious beliefs in the workplace. It says vegans, druids and ecologists could ask to be excused from duties that conflict with their beliefs, and in some cases, ask for time off to attend ritual events — A new Panorama investigation has discovered that abused women in Britain are being put at risk by some Sharia councils after being advised to only go to the police as a very last resort — The Christian owner of a printing firm in Northern Ireland is facing a possible court challenge over his refusal to print a gay magazine — Following a Northern Ireland Assembly vote which rejected same-sex marriage, MLAs could face legal action to force a change on the Province if it is redefined in the rest of the UK — Former Government drugs adviser Professor David Nutt, who was sacked 4 years ago, has been given over half a million pounds to carry out research into ‘magic mushrooms’ to see whether the active ingredient in the drug – psilocybin – can help people with depression.