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Leading academic: grooming gangs more associated with Islam than ethnicity

13 November 2025

Dr Mark Durie argues in a detailed report published today into grooming gangs in the UK that the religion of Islam is more connected with grooming gang criminality than ethnicity.

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RECUSED: Pro-abortion activist judge steps down from Northern Ireland censorship zone case for ‘apparent bias’

13 November 2025

In an unprecedented development, a judge presiding over the appeal of Claire Brennan, the first person convicted under Northern Ireland’s abortion clinic censorship zone law, has recused himself following serious concerns over judicial impartiality and has been forced to order a retrial. 

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RECUSED: Pro-abortion activist judge steps down from Northern Ireland censorship zone case for ‘apparent bias’

13 November 2025

In an unprecedented development, a judge presiding over the appeal of Claire Brennan, the first person convicted under Northern Ireland’s abortion clinic censorship zone law, has recused himself following serious concerns over judicial impartiality and has been forced to order a retrial. 

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NHS Trust pressured and intimidated vulnerable nurses to drop concerns over male in female changing room, tribunal hears

6 November 2025

Evidence presented in ongoing litigation against County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust reveals that management pressured vulnerable nursing staff to abandon complaints about a male colleague using a female changing room during what was described as an “independent” investigation.

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Ruling expected in first ever international prosecution for ‘conversion practices’

5 November 2025

Tomorrow, (Nov 6) after more than three years of legal uncertainty, a ruling is expected in the unprecedented criminal case against Maltese Christian, Matthew Grech.

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