It would seem that you can be intelligent enough to be a judge but still completely crazy, and people won't question you because your in a position of authority.

But 24 weeks in a viable baby. I'm uncomfortable with this.

The world has lost its moral compass and many of those leading that drift sit in our Parliament. These barbaric policies do not represent compassion. They represent the slow but steady erosion of our humanity. Please, write to your MP. Tell them you oppose these proposals. Speak

These cases only exist because of the pills-by-post, a scheme for which abortion providers enthusiastically campaigned. Before 2022, there were just three prosecutions for illegal abortions in 160 years. 9/

Listening to Bn Falkner pour her heart out about the abuse she's personally received and her staff after a thoughtful and insightful question from Rosie Duffield MP - who has received more than her own share of abuse, whilst offering an olive branch to all. Moving and dignified 4/n

This is horrific, prayers for the families 🙏

Seen a few melt away because I dared to speak of cultural Christianity. I’m not asking you to go to church. I’m asking you to understand the civilisation we’re fighting for. You can be atheist. You can be agnostic. But don’t be naive. It was Christendom that built the West.

Politicians created this mess in the first place, hand it back to them and we'll get another mess to fight for the next 20 hrs. Let's just have #CommonSense and boundaries. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Tim Farron MP (Tim Farron): A person who is a victim of coercive control may not realise they've been a victim until years later. The sad reality is that a person who's been coerced into an assisted suicide will have no "years later".

What lovely news. Congratulations, Audrey Ludwig ‘Audrey Ludwig, founder of Suffolk Law Centre, is appointed MBE for services to Legal Aid’

New case from the European Court of Human Rights which reiterates that there is a wide margin of appreciation for member states in determining the means of protecting the right to gender recognition, particularly where a balance must be struck between competing rights/interests.

Britain has finally developed healthy boundaries is the only story here. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

8/A decent society doesn’t kill babies at 39 weeks. It doesn’t offer death to the hopeless. It protects life—especially when it’s hard. This isn’t mercy. It’s moral collapse.

Spare a thought today for Keith Bennett who went missing on the way to his Gran’s house on this day in 1964, he was murdered on Saddleworth Moor 4 days after his 12th birthday.

Legal failures “We have found too many examples of child sexual exploitation criminal cases being dropped or downgraded from rape to lesser charges where a 13 to 15-year-old had been ‘in love with’ or ‘had consented to’ sex with the perpetrator.”

"And lo it was foretold that a hero would arrive to unite humanity against the forces of cancel culture..."

Good question. Glad you asked. It's because, to become an MP, you have to join a party that normies will vote for, so you have to subordinate your own thinking, censor your own ideas, climb the greasy pole, toe the line, and wait your turn. By the time you get there, you've

Venice Allan At 38 weeks a baby is a fully formed human being. If the reason for killing him or her at that stage is you’ve changed your mind, then count me out of your definition of feminism.

No one will sign up to 'feminism' or to be a feminist if they believe that healthy, viable babies will be sacrificed in the name of the mothers bodily autonomy. This like the 'trans' issue is a debate about balancing rights.

Fry’s attack came as those pesky Liberal Democrats – in no way liberal, or indeed fans of democracy when it comes up with the “wrong answer” – were revealed to have devised some sneaky ways of ignoring the Supreme Court ruling that men cannot be women. Liberal Voice for Women, a