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The Week Unwrapped: Toxins, abortions and rectal breathing
podcast What should we know about ‘forever chemicals’? Are abortion rights at risk in Northern Ireland? And can we breathe through our bottoms?
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Instant Opinion: Salmond trial ‘deepens faultlines’ in Scottish politics
In Depth Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Wednesday 25 March
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How coronavirus changed UK abortion law - briefly
Speed Read Anger as government reverses decision to let women access medical terminations without travelling to a clinic
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Why everyone’s talking about Kaitlin Bennett
In Depth Right-wing US social media activist sparks protests at university campus
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Why anti-abortion activists are targeting UK universities
In Depth National Union of Students reports rise of pro-life groups on campuses
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Instant Opinion: confusion surrounding Brexit is ‘the whole idea’
In Depth Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Wednesday 23 October
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MPs back abortion and same-sex marriage for Northern Ireland
Speed Read Equality campaigners celebrate as amendments are passed in Westminster
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Why gunshot victim has been charged over death of her unborn baby
In Depth Marshae Jones, 27, to face manslaughter trial in Alabama after being shot
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What Jeremy Hunt said on abortion
In Depth Tory leadership contender under fire after revealing ‘personal view’ on legal time limit for termination
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Alabama leads US war on abortion
Speed Read Boycott calls as Bill that could see abortion doctors jailed for up to 99 years is signed into law
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Is the US about to ban abortion?
Speed Read As Alabama introduces toughest legislation yet, The Week looks at whether a nationwide ban could be on the horizon
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Why abortion clinic buffer zones have been rejected
In Depth Home Secretary Sajid Javid’s decision has prompted anger from politicians and campaign groups
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Why Argentinian Senate voted against legal abortion
Speed Read Lawmakers reject bill that would have allowed elective termination in first 14 weeks of pregnancy
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Why did the Supreme Court uphold Northern Ireland’s strict abortion laws?
Speed Read Majority of judges reject campaigners' challenge, but say the existing legislation is incompatible with human rights law
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