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A group of church leaders in Scotland has sent a pre-action letter to the Scottish government calling on measures, which have seen churches closed during the current lockdown, to be urgently reversed.

Yesterday (14 January) University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust withdrew life-sustaining nutrition and fluids from the middle-aged disabled Polish man known as 'RS', despite the objections of his mother and wider family. RS's identity may not be revealed under the orders of the Court of Protection.

A High Court judge has today ruled that the case of a Christian prison chaplain, who was banned from all prisons for 10 years for exposing Islamic extremism at HMP Brixton to the media, must be heard at a County Court and will not proceed to judicial review.  

a Christian chaplain and former detective, suspended for 10 years from all prisons for telling a Sunday newspaper about Islamic extremism dominating HMP Brixton, is set to have a permission hearing for judicial review at the High Court.

University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust have withdrawn all nutrition and hydration from a middle-aged Polish man, referred to only as “RS”, in the centre of the ‘right to life’ legal battle fought by his mother against the doctors. The withdrawal of fluids means that the man will inevitably die of dehydration as a matter of a few days.