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The outgoing Archbishop of Canterbury raised eyebrows with the gesture after he was forced to quit over a damning report into the case of serial child abuser John Smyth.
The Church of England was accused of 'losing the plot' after it urged clergy to alter Advent hymns so that congregations can celebrate the festive season 'without causing unnecessary offence'.
Millions of children could have their online profiles banned under Ofcom plans, with social media executives warned they could face fines and even jail time if they do not follow guidance.
Some 151 of the 245 legally male trans women in jail at the end of March 2024 were sex offenders, according to data revealed in response to a written parliamentary question.
At least 482 women were reportedly admitted to NHS hospitals as female despite suffering from conditions associated with male health, including 263 with hyperplasia of the prostate.
The NSPCC, which runs the helpline, said it delivered almost 5,000 counselling sessions for children who had sought help for the same issue last year.
Under the proposals, the spiritual head of the world's 85million Anglicans would rotate among bishops and archbishops from across the globe.
Civil servants will no longer be labelled 'transphobic' for expressing gender-critical views under new Whitehall guidelines, it has emerged.
Bosses at Hampshire and Isle of Wight Councils have been told to describe drug use as 'non-prescribed use' and banned terms such as 'alcoholic' 'drug-free' and 'mentally ill'
Kim Leadbeater (pictured) had tabled a motion on Monday night for the committee to sit in private to discuss which experts it hears from in the coming weeks.
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