Sam Merriman is a journalist who writes for MailOnline, Cigalah Group, and Perth Now. Their work has also been featured in This Is Money. Sam covers a range of topics including activism, animal rights, fashion, missing persons cases, legal issues, social media trends, and current affairs.
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By: Sam Merriman
Parents are being asked which gender their three-year-old children prefer to use while registering them for a school place.
The Bishop of Newcastle broke ranks to say Justin Welby must step down after a damning report found that his failure to act meant a prolific child abuser was never brought to justice.
Justin Welby said he was standing down after a damning report found his failure to act meant that 'abhorrent' serial abuser John Smyth was never brought to justice.
Justin Welby (pictured) had to step down over his handling of the Church of England's worst child abuse scandal.
Several Church of England dignitaries were under mounting pressure to step down tonight over their implication in the John Smyth abuse scandal.
The Most Rev Justin Welby was forced to quit last week after a damning review found that his failures meant the Church's most prolific child abuser was never brought to justice.
Ian Hislop said he was in disbelief that the Archbishop of Canterbury attended a lavish dinner after being forced out over his handling of abuse allegations against barrister John Smyth.
Gordon Brown said that when Jennifer had a brain haemorrhage four days after her birth in December 2001, he and his wife, Sarah, knew she would not survive it. She died at 11 days old.
The British Transport Police policy allows recently transitioned officers to intimately search women if they have been issued a gender recognition certificate.
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