
Assisted Suicide Isn’t Care: How the UK Abandons the Chronically Mentally Ill
As a person living with treatment-resistant depression, the author asks, “Does the government have the right to determine what qualifies as a ‘good life’?”

As a person living with treatment-resistant depression, the author asks, “Does the government have the right to determine what qualifies as a ‘good life’?”

Campaigners from across political and cultural divides rallied in Westminster, accusing ministers of pushing ahead with a controversial trial despite safety and consent concerns.

More than 200 children are set to receive drugs in an official clinical trial, which the Reform UK chief calls “state-sponsored child abuse.”

Campaigners argue the study could harm children and question whether research should focus on those who have already taken the treatment.

It will take more than changing the law or government to win back institutions from gender ideologues.

It is not ‘free speech’ to relentlessly ram your political views down the throats of vulnerable sick people lying helpless in a hospital.

An official report suggesting the benefits of first-cousin marriages sparks debate over health risks—and government policy.

A new report reveals just how entrenched Jew hatred has become among well-to-do, right-on Brits.

Figures working for the government and the NHS are allowing men who identify as women to use single-sex spaces.
Clinics will counsel toddlers and families on gender identity—even as serious concerns remain after the Cass Report.