In the news this week: NHS England agrees to review its trans policies following the Cass Review, schools across Devon and Cornwall have been accused of misrepresenting equality law, and a poll reveals the scale of public opposition to the Scottish Government’s new hate crime legislation. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories NHS England to review trans policies for kids and adultsSchools undermining trans guidance behind parents’ backsPoll: Almost half of Scots want ‘hate crime’ law ditchedPolice Scotland discovers just 3 per cent of 7,000 complaints are actually hate crimesBaby thriving with pacemaker after mum refused abortion

In the news this week: Rishi Sunak defends the right of those who wish to speak up for the reality of biological sex, the Institute tells the Scottish Government it will go to court to protect the ordinary work of churches from a new conversion therapy law, and in a House of Lords debate, Peers highlight the plight of persecuted Christians across the world. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories Rishi Sunak: ‘People should not be criminalised for upholding biological sex’Police Scotland ‘not ready’ as 4,000 hate crime complaints filed in 24 hoursTimes readers slam columnist Parris for pressuring elderly and infirm to kill themselvesCI: ‘Scot Govt will land itself in court over new conversion practices law’Peers highlight global persecution of Christians

In the news this week: MPs set to debate restricting abortions for Down’s syndrome, recovering addicts urge the Scottish Government to rethink its failing drugs policy, and the Baptist Union of Great Britain maintains its stance that ministers cannot marry someone of the same sex. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories MPs to debate restricting Down’s syndrome abortionsPM petitioned by over 100,000 to cut abortion limitOireachtas committee ignores ‘overwhelming’ evidence by backing assisted suicide‘Harm reduction strategy is not working in Scotland’, drugs charity warnsBaptist Union holds to one man, one woman marriage for ministers

In the news this week: CI: ‘Broad extremism definition poses unnecessary threat to free speech’, Starmer wants to legalise assisted suicide if he becomes Prime Minister and ‘Report hurtful words’ says Scots Govt ‘hate crime’ campaign. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories CI: ‘Broad extremism definition poses unnecessary threat to free speech’Starmer wants to legalise assisted suicide if he becomes Prime Minister‘Report hurtful words’ says Scots Govt ‘hate crime’ campaignNHS ends ‘routine prescribing’ of puberty blockers for under-18sColin Hart (1963-2024)

In the news this week: Broad ‘extremism’ definition risks clampdown on Christian beliefs, Lawyers back ‘important role’ of stay-at-home mums ahead of Irish referendum, Manchester students told to ‘get raped’ for pro-life beliefs and Scots medics oppose McArthur’s death bill. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories Broad ‘extremism’ definition risks clampdown on Christian beliefsLawyers back ‘important role’ of stay-at-home mums ahead of Irish referendumManchester students told to ‘get raped’ for pro-life beliefsScots medics oppose McArthur’s death bill

In the news this week: Christian MPs criticise an attempt to decriminalise abortion in the Criminal Justice Bill, the latest attempt to ban so-called conversion therapy fails, and Alabama’s Supreme Court recognises that embryos are legally children. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories Christian MPs decry ‘extreme’ attempt to liberalise abortion law‘Conversion practices’ Bill fails in House of CommonsSecond ‘conversion practices’ Bill slammed by top KCMPs give stark warning on assisted suicide but fall short of opposing change in lawAlabama Supreme Court: ‘Embryos are legally children’

In the news this week: Ahead of the March budget, the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, is urged to boost tax support for marriage, DIY abortion pills are linked to a marked rise in police investigations of illegal abortions, and in the US, ‘safe haven’ boxes are saving the lives of unwanted babies. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories Chancellor urged to boost tax support for marriageBBC reports investigations into illegal abortions on the riseSeven-in-ten Irish mums want to stay at home to bring up children‘Beautiful’ baby girl found in Missouri’s ‘safe haven box’

In the news this week: ‘Jellyfish legislation’: Top KC launches searing attack on Scots ‘conversion therapy’ law, NHS England axes ‘anti-women’ LGBT badge scheme, ‘Ireland’s vague hate crime Bill will criminalise ordinary people’ warns leading critic and Greens discriminated against gender-critical member, tribunal rules You can download the video via this link. Featured stories ‘Jellyfish legislation’: Top KC launches searing attack on Scots ‘conversion therapy’ lawNHS England axes ‘anti-women’ LGBT badge scheme‘Ireland’s vague hate crime Bill will criminalise ordinary people’ warns leading criticGreens discriminated against gender-critical member, tribunal rules

In the news this week: Peers speak against a proposed conversion therapy Bill which could criminalise Christians, three primary schools ditch a local church for upholding biblical sexual ethics, and one of Singapore’s youngest surviving babies is now a healthy five-year-old. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories Peers speak out against vague conversion therapy plansChurch expelled from local schools for upholding biblical sexual ethicsPoll on assisted suicide reveals ‘stark judgments’ about vulnerableOne of Singapore’s youngest surviving babies now 5 years old

In the news this week: Keir Starmer commits Labour to an ‘all-encompassing conversion therapy law’, the Met Police apologise after a volunteer officer tried to stop gospel singing in the street, and a rape victim explains why she chose life for her unborn child. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories Starmer commits to ‘all-encompassing conversion therapy law’Met Police apologises for officer who tried to shut down gospel singerNumber seeking help for gambling problems surges to record levelRaped at 15, survivor chose life for her baby: ‘Abortion is not your only option’

In the news this week: Doctors are pressured to not report illegal abortions, Paralympic legend Tanni Grey-Thompson says assisted suicide endangers disabled people, and thousands of pro-lifers march for life in Washington DC. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories Royal College to threaten medics with sanctions for reporting illegal abortionsRevealed: The senior abortionist behind guidance telling doctors to turn blind eye to illegal abortionsParalympic legend fears for vulnerable if end-of-life protections are removed5 million more persecuted believers in 2023Thousands brave sub-zero temperatures on US March for Life

In the news this week: An expert in palliative care warns of the serious dangers of legalising assisted suicide, the CI announces the development of a Street Preachers’ Charter, and a former star of ITV’s Gladiators speaks of the impact of God’s grace on his life. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories ‘Assisted suicide is just too dangerous’ warns palliative care expert‘Don’t kill patients’ cut from Irish medical ethics guideChristians to benefit from CI’s ‘Street Preachers’ Charter’Social worker harassed for believing ‘people cannot change sex’ wins caseTV Gladiator: ‘God set me free from my destructive lifestyle’

In the news this week: A street preacher has received nearly 15,000 pounds from the police after he was wrongfully arrested, the CI threatens the Scottish Government with legal action over its plan for a draconian conversion therapy ban, and the huge level of opposition to introducing amoral abortion lessons in schools in Northern Ireland has been revealed. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories Street preacher wins £15k after wrongful arrest for ‘hate crime’CI remains ready to take Scot Govt to court over new ‘conversion practices’ lawAbortion lessons in NI opposed by three in four

In the news this week: Official figures reveal that hundreds of young children were referred to the Tavistock’s gender identity clinic over the past decade, a man with Motor Neurone Disease explains why those campaigning to remove end-of-life protections are so wrong, and a woman with Down’s syndrome, who doctors said would never walk or talk, encourages others like her to pursue their dreams. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories Kids as young as 3 referred to notorious London gender clinic‘Unlike Dame Esther, I’m thankful assisted suicide is not legal in the UK’Over one thousand babies in Scotland born dependent on drugsVogue model: ‘Doctors said I wouldn’t walk, now I’m pursuing my dreams’

In the news this week: The Institute welcomes the long-awaited trans guidance for schools, but says the Government needs to do more, church leaders urge the Republic of Ireland not to legalise assisted suicide, and Christian MPs declare the true meaning of Christmas in Parliament. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories CI: ‘Trans guidance for schools significant step forward’Scot Govt will wait on ‘new UK Govt’ to green light vetoed ‘sex-swap’ BillChurch leaders: ‘RoI must not undermine sanctity of life by legalising assisted suicide’Christian MPs share true meaning of Christmas in Parliament

In the news this week: The Church of England is starting same-sex blessings for use in regular worship services, the House of Lords warns that trans ideology is threatening the welfare of school children, and an Oxford don with multiple sclerosis shares how ethical stem cell treatment gave him a new lease of life. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories CofE allows same-sex partners to be blessed in Sunday servicesHouse of Lords hears how trans ideology in schools threatens safeguardingMajority of UK doctors would not facilitate assisted suicideEthical stem cell treatment for MS gives Oxford don new lease of life

In the news this week: A top human rights lawyer has highlighted how a Private Member’s Bill seeking a new law on ‘conversion therapy’ would cut across fundamental religious freedoms; the Irish Government proposes to downgrade the place of traditional marriage, and; broadcaster Dan Walker speaks of the life-transforming power of the Christmas message. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories Top KC says Lib Dem ‘conversion therapy’ Bill threatens fundamental freedomsMPs question a ‘no loopholes’ conversion therapy banRepublic of Ireland to vote on another ‘downgrade’ to marriage statusEthically generated ‘robots’ trigger healing in nerve cellsDan Walker speaks of powerful, life-changing message of Christmas

In the news this week: Christian MP Nick Fletcher says any new ‘conversion therapy’ law must not criminalise parents, pro-abortion MPs attempt to hijack the Government’s Criminal Justice Bill in their latest effort to decriminalise abortion, and Stonewall is blasted for campaigning to undermine equality in Britain. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories Christian MP warns new ‘conversion therapy’ law would endanger gender-confused kidsMPs weaponise Criminal Justice Bill to liberalise abortion lawProblem gambling eight times worse than previously estimatedEHRC chief: ‘Stonewall campaigning to undermine GB equality’

In the news this week: Number Ten’s top terror adviser raises free speech concerns as he cautions against knee-jerk changes to current laws, a Private Members’ Bill in the House of Lords on so-called conversion therapy ignores religious freedom, and a call to extend Sunday trading hours in London is rebuffed by the Government. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories ‘Knee-jerk reaction to extremism threatens free speech’, says Govt’s top terror adviserUK ‘conversion therapy’ Bill tabled by Lib Dem PeerBBC presenter branded a bully for challenging trans narrativeGovt has ‘no plans’ to weaken Sunday Trading law

In the news this week: The Church of England is to trial services to bless those in same-sex couples, the embryology regulator seeks new powers to pursue controversial experiments on human embryos, and a Finnish MP accused of hate crime for sharing Bible verses is vindicated. You can download the video via this link. Featured stories CofE Synod narrowly approves trial services for same-sex blessingsFertility watchdog wants ethical ‘blank cheque’ on human embryo researchMP: ‘Gender ideology in sex education has harmed thousands of kids’Finnish Christian MP acquitted over ‘hate crime’ Bible tweet – again‘A man of courage and conviction’: A tribute to religious liberty lawyer Tom Ellis Snr (1955-2023)