In response to new buffer zones outside abortion clinics, campaigners are criticizing the decision not to automatically ban silent prayer, with concerns that it could intimidate women seeking services. While pro-choice advocates argue for a total ban on silent prayers in these zones, the Crown Prosecution Service states that silent prayer may not necessarily be considered a criminal offense. Despite MPs voting in favor of buffer zones, the lack of implementation has led to increased protests outside clinics, prompting calls for stricter regulations.
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EU to boost food exports to Ukraine as part of updated trade deal
The EU has reached a preliminary agreement with Ukraine to enhance food exports, adjusting their prewar trade pact and requiring Ukraine to align its agricultural standards with EU regulations by 2028. This deal, aimed at addressing concerns from EU farmers, follows tensions over Ukrainian imports affecting local markets, particularly in Poland and Hungary, and includes provisions for increased quotas while maintaining market stability. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The EU and Ukraine have...
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