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Over a 2-day hearing this Wednesday and Thursday, the second highest Court in England, the Court of Appeal, will scrutinise the ruling of Mrs Justice Roberts who declared that 19-year-old Sudiksha Thirumalesh lacked mental capacity to make decisions about her healthcare.

Tomorrow (1 May), a Christian maths teacher will pursue a Judicial Review of the Secretary of State For Education's (SOS) decision to ban him indefinitely from the profession for refusing to use the preferred pronouns of a girl identifying as a boy at school.  

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has refused to reconsider its own error of overpaying benefits to a Christian family already nearly bankrupted by an NHS legal case brought against them to end the life of their daughter.

A one-month-old baby with a serious congenital heart condition requiring specialist treatment has been dramatically airlifted by a military jet from the UK to the Vatican’s Bambino Gesù Pediatric Hospital in Rome. 

Next week (15 April), the highest court in the land will preside over a case to decide what powers courts have to issue injunctions preventing the naming of doctors and hospital staff involved in the care of children subject to tragic end-of-life proceedings.