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New teaching materials created by the NHS, Scottish Government and Education Authorities advise that kids aged between five and nine-years-old should be taught about the ‘gender issue’!

It’s time to take a stand to defend our precious children from corruption.  A pro-life victory would also send a clear message to the would-be abusers of our children and mockers of our faith that their time is coming to an end.

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News

Where Would Britain's 11 Million Missing Babies Be Now?

More than eleven millionth babies have been murdered by abortion since the Abortion Act came into effect in England, Scotland and Wales on 27 April 1968.

Had these 11 million babies been born, who would they be today?” 

  • About 550,000 of them would be in their 50s by now.
  • There would be nearly 2,0200,000 each in their 20s, 30s and 40s.
  • 1,650,000 would now be teenagers.
  • Well over 2,000,000 would be children.
  • 900,000 would currently be babies and toddlers.
  • 5,500,000 would be women or girls, sisters, daughters, aunts, mothers and grandmas. Some of their most common names would be Emily, Jenny, Sarah, Emma and Olivia.
  • Of the men and boys, the most common names would be Mike, Chris, Matt, Jake and Josh.
  • Nearly 4,00,000 would love Marmite, about 4,000,000 would hate it, and the remainder wouldn’t have minded either way.
  • There would have been over 3,000,000 more weddings, and millions more couples would be in love.
  • Millions of them would have become parents, giving Britain untold amounts more happiness, love and a demographic profile which meant the country's economy could be thriving, instead of a basket case.

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November 07, 2026

Drug Deaths Still at Historic High

The number of drug deaths registered in England and Wales remains stubbornly high, new data has shown.

According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), 5,519 drug-related deaths were recorded in 2025, a slight fall from the previous year’s record of 5,565 poisonings, and the first annual drop in the mortality rate since 2012.

In separate data published in April, the ONS estimated that drug-related crimes are at the highest level in over a decade, with 230,783 taking place in 2025, up from 195,613 in 2024.

Males accounted for 72.5 per cent of last year’s deaths (2,622). The ONS observed a widening gap over time, where “the male rate was 2.3 times the female rate in 2025, compared with 1.5 times the female rate in 1993”, when the data series began.

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November 06, 2026

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