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Anger as top Tory MP and mum of three Miriam Cates calls for surrogate baby ban, controversially comparing practice to taking a puppy from its mother - Vimarsana News

Anger as top Tory MP and mum of three Miriam Cates calls for surrogate baby ban, controversially comparing practice to taking a puppy from its mother

In a series of outspoken comments, Miriam Cates, MP for Penistone and Stocksbridge, branded surrogacy 'just ethically not acceptable', declaring: 'You don't have a right to become a parent.'

QUENTIN LETTS: Miriam Cates is accused of besmirching a body - Vimarsana News

QUENTIN LETTS: Miriam Cates is accused of besmirching a body

QUENTIN LETTS: The standards commissioner's black spot has settled on yet another Conservative. This time the accused is Miriam Cates.

Jeremy Hunt could have £20 billion worth of extra headroom to cut taxes at next year's Budget, analysis suggests - Vimarsana News

Jeremy Hunt could have £20 billion worth of extra headroom to cut taxes at next year's Budget, analysis suggests

Jeremy Hunt could have more than £20billion extra headroom for tax cuts at next year's Budget as borrowing costs fall and wage growth boosts Treasury coffers.

Education Secretary seeks to reassure parents on access to sex ed material - Vimarsana News

Education Secretary seeks to reassure parents on access to sex ed material

Parents must be able to see what their children are being taught in relationships, sex and health education lessons, the Education Secretary has said.

Scores of Tory MPs support backbench Bill on parental access to sex ed materials - Vimarsana News

Scores of Tory MPs support backbench Bill on parental access to sex ed materials

Parents and guardians should have the legal right to view sex education materials, scores of Conservative MPs have said.