Today's announcement from the Education Minister follows the Supreme Court ruling that RE and collective worship in Northern Ireland amounts to 'indoctrination' - the most significant ruling on education for the UK in a generation.

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Diane’s final interview was in the Guardian just weeks ago. In it, she points out that abortion is still not decriminalise. MPs voted last year to end the criminal investigation of women via an amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill, which has not yet passed.

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In later years, she became a powerful advocate for compassionate assisted dying reform. Her death comes as a huge loss to our movement, and we are immensely grateful for the courage she brought to some of the most important struggles for human rights during the past century.

When it comes to religion in schools, children deserve a broad, objective, and pluralistic approach. It's important that they are given the chance to form their own beliefs. RE should not simply be a tool to teach religion as fact.

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This ruling leaves no defensible case for a school system that pushes one religion on children simply because it has always done so. And while the news concerns NI, the reasoning applies across the UK, where laws still require daily worship, and where RE is not always guaranteed to be pluralistic.

The party's statement refuses to even acknowledge the existence of the Green Party. The party mentions both Labour and Reform, but in a bizarre omission opts to pretend that the Green Party simply does not exist.