The University of Sheffield has slapped ‘trigger warnings’ on the Bible’s account of Jesus’ life leading up to his crucifixion.

According to Freedom of Information requests obtained by The Mail on Sunday, English Literature students studying biblical and classical sources were warned of “graphic bodily injury and sexual violence” in Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. A similar warning was placed on Genesis’ story of Cain and Abel.

Last year, Nottingham University was criticised for flagging medieval literature’s “expressions of Christian faith” as potentially distressing content.

A Florida man who shot his pregnant girlfriend dead in Florida in 2022 was convicted on October 27 by jury of first-degree murder, burglary, and the killing of their unborn child. He may face the death penalty as a result. The killing led to even pro-abortion media outlets admitting that an unborn child is a human person.

Twenty-three-year-old Donovan Faison invited his girlfriend, 18-year-old Kaylin Fiengo, to Coastline Park in Sanford, Florida, on November 11, 2022. Fiengo thought they would be celebrating the pregnancy; instead, Faison shot her in the head while she sat inside her car. He was arrested on August 29, 2023.

Fiengo had been happy when she found out she was pregnant; she sent her boyfriend a “photo of two positive pregnancy tests.” Faison, however, responded by angrily texting her one word: “Abortion!!!” Prosecutors stated that Faison thought she was lying and was “angry and felt pressured because he was living with another woman who accurately suspected him of cheating.”

Faison had another child with a different woman, and he offered to purchase Plan B for Fiengo to induce an abortion. Fiengo also shared a child with a separate father, whom she told that she hoped Faison would not punch her in the stomach when she met with him.

Faison’s anger grew when Fiengo refused to get an abortion, even though he demanded that she get one several times. According to Matt Reed, the public information officer for the State Attorney’s Office in the 18th Judicial Circuit, Faison sent a text shortly before he killed her that read: “On my brothers grave, I’m gonna crop her out.” It was these texts, discovered by the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office, that led to his arrest.

“He said he was going to do it, then he did it. The police got the right guy,” prosecutor Domenick Leo told the court. The police had discovered Fiengo’s body in the car, still running, in the parking lot during a routine patrol. The driver’s window was down, and there was blood near the door. Faison had manually disabled his phone and taken out the SIM card before going to the park to perpetrate the double murder.

According to one media outlet, prosecutors “were later able to place Faison at the scene thanks to a friend who said Fiengo had told her she was going to the park to meet him.” In a heartbreaking postscript, investigators discovered an ultrasound photo of the unborn child a few feet from Fiengo’s body. Both were left to die in the car after Faison shot her in the head. The baby was nearing the end of his first trimester.

“Although Kaylin’s family continues to feel the pain of her loss, we hope that today’s guilty verdict brings them some comfort and peace,” Police Chief Cecil Smith stated after the verdict. “We stand with Kaylin’s family and our community as justice is served and Faison faces sentencing. Thank you to our Major Crimes Unit for conducting a thorough and exhaustive investigation into such a difficult case. Our team also extends a special thank you to Detective Geraldine Blay-Raffo of the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Digital Forensics Unit for lending her expertise to help our investigators seek justice for Kaylin.”

Faison demanded that his girlfriend kill their baby. When she refused, he murdered them both. It is revealing that media outlets—including pro-abortion publications such as People—emphasized that this was a double murder. Most media—and most progressive politicians—would refuse to publicly admit that the baby on the ultrasound photo found near Fiengo’s body is a human being in order to justify the abortion which Faison demanded. But two people died that tragic night three years ago, and this time, they are forced to admit it.

A new campaign to demand protections for babies who were born alive after failed abortions has seen massive success, with organizers saying they have witnessed “remarkable” interest from the general public. 

“Left to Die” is the brainchild of Prolife Alberta. Its goal is to expose the Alberta Health Services (AHS) policy that allows babies born alive after botched abortions to die without care.

Prolife Alberta told LifeSiteNews that since LeftToDie.ca was launched in late September the “response has been remarkable.”

“It has awakened something long dormant — a sense of moral urgency that transcends politics,” a Prolife Alberta representative said.

“For many Albertans, it is the first time they have confronted the grim reality that our legal vacuum on abortion extends even beyond birth — and that such silence carries a human cost.”

According to Prolife Alberta, in 2024, “28 babies born alive after failed abortions in one year.”

The group said that the babies were offered “No resuscitation. No oxygen. No medical care” under “current AHS guidelines.”

“This isn’t a fringe claim — it’s confirmed by government statistics,” the group said.

The Scottish Parliament has passed a financial resolution to the Scottish assisted suicide Bill that would hand a “blank cheque” to implement assisted suicide, with funding being diverted from other services to pay for this.

The Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill, at Stage 2 in Holyrood, would legalise assisted suicide for someone who is aged 16 or over, deemed mentally capable, ordinarily resident in Scotland, and terminally ill. There is no prognosis requirement specified.

Due to the likely large expenditure required by the implementation of assisted suicide, the Bill was required to be subject to a financial resolution before it could progress to the next Parliamentary stage.

Following a short and unexpected debate, the Scottish Parliament agreed to a motion giving permission for “any expenditure” whatsoever linked to the design of the Bill.

Pam Duncan-Glancy, MSP for Glasgow, the first permanent wheelchair user in the Scottish Parliament, said that the financial resolution “is in effect a blank cheque to make it easier to choose to die than to live”. 

“Scottish hospices have said that, if assisted dying is legalised, hospices could see their fundraising efforts impacted”, she continued. “The Royal College of Psychiatrists in Scotland said that it did not think that costs could be absorbed within existing budgets. The Royal College of General Practitioners said that ‘Trying to add it on to a busy general practice would be very difficult’”. 

She continued, “I have not touched on the crisis in social care, which sees staff on low pay, and disabled people having to rely on incontinence pads for hours because there is no money to pay staff to go in often enough to change them; or the housing crisis, which sees 10,000 disabled people stuck in their own homes; or the fact that one in four people who need palliative care in Scotland does not get it. What would the costs of the bill mean for the opportunities to address all of that?”

The morning-after pill (MAP) is now available free of charge at pharmacies across England.

The MAP was first licensed for occasional use, but it can now be acquired over the counter at almost 10,000 pharmacies without an appointment or prescription.

The drug, which can be given to school pupils under the age of consent, can cause early stage abortions and encourages reckless sexual behaviour.

Dr Sue Mann, NHS National Clinical Director in Women’s Health, hailed the scheme as “one of the biggest changes to sexual health services since the 1960s”.

Some pharmacies had been charging up to £30 for the pill, although it was handed out free of charge by most GPs and sexual health clinics. Clinics distributed 92,109 MAPs in 2024-25, giving the pill to 1,350 girls aged 13 to 15.

A note to editors accompanying NHS England’s press release stated: “Patients can now access a wide range of over-the-counter support and medications for minor health concerns”. Conditions listed included earache, infected bites and digestive problems.

What on earth is Mel Gibson thinking? The great film sirector’s choice of a radical pro-abortion extremist to play the role of the Blessed Virgin Mary in The Resurrection of the Christ has ignited a firestorm of protest in the actress’s native Poland, perhaps the most pro-life nation on Earth.

The long-awaited sequel to The Passion of the Christ, now in production at Rome’s Cinecittà Studios, has been completely recast, with Polish actress Katarzyna Smutniak playing Jesus’ mother, Mary.   

The choice of Smutniak “seems like sheer blasphemy,” Olivier Bault, Poland’s Ordo Iuris Institute for Legal Culture and the Center for Life and Family director of communications, told LifeSiteNews. 

Smutniak “has given her unequivocal support to the so-called ‘Women’s Strike,’ whose demands include the legalization of abortion on demand and which often took on a vulgar and aggressive tone toward the Catholic faith — seen by pro-abortion activists as responsible for the Polish Constitutional Tribunal’s 2020 ruling banning eugenic abortion, i.e., abortion motivated by a diagnosis of congenital anomaly (such as Down syndrome) or an incurable disease of the unborn child,” Bault said. 

“The ‘Women’s Strike’ protests have more than once included the interruption of Holy Masses, acts of vandalism, damage to churches, and even church arsons in Poland,” he noted. 

In 2020, after Poland tightened its laws against abortion, Smutniak posted a picture of herself on Instagram with disturbing pro-abortion messages written across her face — “This is war,” “the right to abortion.” “F*** off” —  while offering a middle finger to those who oppose abortion. 

Would Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ, paint such slogans on her face? 

A Christian university in Texas seems to have lost the plot when it comes to abortion. Abilene Christian University (ACU) has told a campus pro-life group to take down an “abortion is murder” sign on the grounds that the message constituted “hate speech” despite the school’s written policies offering no objective criteria for what speech qualifies as hateful.

ACU says its mission is to “educate students for Christian service” as a “divine calling that enriches our global society, academic disciplines, the university, and the church to God’s glory,” with “exemplary teaching” that “informs and impacts issues of global importance to the academy, church, and society.”

The pro-life cause would seem a natural fit for the school, but as Campus Reform reported, the campus pro-life group ACU for Life learned differently on October 14 when school officials noticed a sign reading “Abortion is Murder. Disagree? Let’s talk” at their resource table. 

“You can’t have this,” dean for retention & student success Lyndi Felan told ACU for Life president Madelyne Arrowood, alongside assistant director of student services John Mark Moudy.

“How would you like us to rephrase it?” Arrowood asked. Felan responded simply, “Anything that is just not hate speech. I’m not going to write it for you.” Several students asked them to define hate speech, to no avail.

“You can get up or you can change the sign. Either way, it’s going to be a conduct issue,” Felan threatened before eventually approving the message, “Abortion Kills An Innocent Human Life.”

A taxpayer-funded pro-trans network is pushing sexual confusion on children as young as five. The James Lind Alliance (JLA) has been accused of peddling gender ideology in a survey of gender-confused children as young as five.

Canvassing the views of 5 to 17-year-olds in Britain, JLA asked participants for “questions you would like answered by research to help improve support and care” for “young gender diverse people”.

The pro-trans project is funded by the Department of Health and Social Care through the National Institute for Health and Care Research.

JLA describes itself as “a group of young gender diverse adults, parents, health and care professionals”.

The survey asked children who have “experienced gender diversity” to submit “a question, idea or experience” under the heading “Things that matter to me are…”

At the end of the survey, children were asked to indicate their gender; options included Male, Female, Non binary, I am not sure, and Other.

Children under the age of 14 only had to tick a box to indicate they had parental permission to complete the survey.

Millstones! Millstones and a deep sea.

The ‘Young UK Pro-Lifer of the Year’ has been awarded to a student for demonstrating “tremendous bravery in the face of appalling abuse”.

In a new annual award, ten pro-life organisations united to award the Charlie Kirk Cup in honour of the campaigner’s passion for the unborn and to shine “a light on the rising generation of pro-life leaders making an impact in their communities, universities, and across the nation”. Each organisation shortlisted three nominees between 16 and 32 years old, and following collective voting, three were selected for the award.

President of Manchester University’s Pro-Life Society Inge-Maria Botha won the Cup, with Barnabas Kahn and Bede Teeton taking second and third place. An award ceremony will be held in December.

When Manchester Pro-Life Society held its first meeting last year, screaming leftists howled that Inge should “get raped” as hundreds of aggressive activists had to be held back by the police.

Expressing thanks for the award, she said: “Leading a pro-life society comes with challenges, but I hope other students will see that every inconvenience or difficulty is worthwhile when we’re standing up for both mothers and their babies. I’m grateful to play even a small part in this very important cause.”

The parents of teenagers who committed suicide have slammed the disgraced doctor whose writings handed their disturbed children the means by which to end their lives.

The pro-assisted suicide campaigner, who invented the Sarco gas chamber assisted suicide pod, published material online that has been linked to the deaths of over 90 people in the United Kingdom, including the suicides of several teenagers. 

Dr Philip Nitschke, a former GP nicknamed ‘Dr Death’, said he published details of a lethal poison, which he described as offering a “cheap” and “reliable” method of achieving a “peaceful death”, in an online suicide “handbook”. 

Nitschke also said that he introduced the poison to Kenneth Law, a former chef who then began selling the poison and who has been linked to more than 90 deaths in the UK. Law is currently awaiting trial on 14 charges of first-degree murder and 14 counts of aiding and counselling suicide. 

Nitschke reportedly defended the actions of Law, claiming that he was only providing people with the choice of how to end their lives. “We published Ken Law’s contact details in the [online suicide handbook]”, Nitschke said, telling people that “Amazon don’t sell [the poison] anymore, go to Ken Law – and they did”.

“The information got on to the internet, younger people started to take it and die”, Nitschke said. “Now the parents of younger people who end their lives are understandably very distressed”. 

“They were very unhappy about us. They said ‘why did you publish that information?’”. Nitschke defended these actions, saying, “On end of life choices, I say a healthier society is where people know the information and can make informed decisions about how they act”.

David Parfett, whose 22-year-old son, Tom, bought the poison from Law and died as a result of ingesting it, said that his son used Nitschke’s research into suicide methods to inform his decision on how to end his life. 

“I know my son would still be alive and would have found the support he needed to get through his dark times if taking his own life hadn’t been encouraged as a valid option”, Parfett said. He continued, criticising Nitschke’s defence, saying he “openly encourages and facilitates people to take their own life”. 

“[Nitschke’s] research into suicide methods has been published in detail in books and online and was used by my son Tom to choose a suicide method and kill himself”, he said.

He continued, suggested that Nitschke and Law, by making it so easy to buy the poison online, had “effectively handed a loaded gun to my son”.