In Canada, a surrogate mother has absolute bodily autonomy and the final say over whether to continue or terminate a pregnancy, as contractual clauses forcing an abortion are legally unenforceable. According to the lawsuit, when prenatal scans at 22 weeks revealed treatable conditions like a cleft lip and palate, the intended parents requested a terminationContinue reading “Contracts Don’t Override Bodies”
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Service Builds Character
National Service fostered discipline and bridged social divides for millions of young men. It strips away all entitlement, instilling a profound self-reliance and perspective that forges a transition into manhood. The debate over reintroducing National Service hinges on whether a mandatory scheme would successfully foster social cohesion and national resilience, or if it would simplyContinue reading “Service Builds Character”
Atherton Yelled ‘Invasion!’ Over Paperwork
Westminster erupted into full‑blown panto chaos as Sarah Atherton waved a routine Home Office contract like a cursed prophecy, shouted “invasion!”, and left MPs screeching louder than seagulls outside a Brighton chippy — all while insisting the government’s big secret is basically just… paperwork. The debate — sparked by two public petitions on immigration —Continue reading “Atherton Yelled ‘Invasion!’ Over Paperwork”
Wales Just Went Full “Tell The Truth… Or Take The Walk”
Wales is genuinely on track to become the first country in the world where politicians can lose their jobs, or even face criminal consequences, for knowingly lying during election campaigns. This isn’t a rumour or a symbolic gesture: the Senedd passed the Member Accountability and Elections Bill in March 2026, which includes a legal dutyContinue reading “Wales Just Went Full “Tell The Truth… Or Take The Walk””
Is Mick Grinch Going To Ruin Your Christmas?
Rail travellers face another festive season of disarray after the RMT voted for a further six-month strike mandate. It paves the way for the union’s boss Mick Lynch to target a second Christmas and New Year with strikes. The RMT sparked outrage last year by ordering several walkouts in December and January in a bidContinue reading “Is Mick Grinch Going To Ruin Your Christmas?”
