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Interfering with key national infrastructure – such as railways, roads and printing presses – would become a criminal offence.

She will condemn “a supremely selfish minority” in a bid to rally support for the Government’s new Public Order Bill, which contains measures designed to take on groups such as Insulate Britain and Just Stop Oil. Ms Patel will tomorrow tell the House of Commons: “I will not stand by and let anti-social individuals keep

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Interfering with key national infrastructure – such as railways, roads and printing presses – would become a criminal offence.

And Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is hoping we wont notice

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The Government is in danger of strengthening the hand of ‘Big Tech’ censors through its Online Safety Bill, several senior columnists are warning.

A bill seeking to repeal and re-enact the Violence Against Persons Prohibition Act (VAPP) 2015 has passed for Second Reading in the Red Chamber of the National Assembly.

The province has introduced legislative amendments that would allow municipalities to set the rules.

The NSW Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill is heading back into the NSW Legislative Council this week, and advocates are urging MPs not to give ground to hostile amendments. Suzanne James reports.