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"At every level – local, regional and international – Northern Ireland's abortion laws are woefully out of step with human rights law and policy"

If Stormont won’t change Northern Ireland’s abortion rules, Westminster must do it for them

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"Leave has continued to push fears about Turkey's entry"

Turkey’s EU membership will remain in the EU’s deep freeze, whatever Leave claims

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Two roses marked Jo Cox's seat in the Commons during yesterday's tributes

Brexiters must stop trying to police the reaction to Jo Cox’s death

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"The EU referendum is nearly over and most of us will be relieved"

The Brexit campaign has been ugly – but we need to make the progressive case for leaving the EU

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"The narrative that English fans were primarily responsible for starting the trouble quickly set in"

The media are too quick to blame England fans for Euro 2016 violence

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"The government could make freedom of movement work better for everyone"

The case for EU immigration must be made before it’s too late

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"To sell vulnerable people dreams that cannot be achieved is to trade in a dangerous currency"

Brexit and the art of the possible

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25th June – 10 year anniversary of historic assisted dying ruling

Tuesday 25 June will mark a decade since the historic judgement that ruled against the right to die. The ruling of R (Nicklinson) v Ministry of Justice made on 25 June 2014 by the Supreme Court, found it was up to parliament to decide on the matter of assisted dying. Humanists UK would like to… Read more »

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