'Detrans' clinic planned
Luke Randall
Date posted: 30 Jun 2026
A detransition clinic is set to open in Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston following a settlement with the Texas Attorney General, making it the first initiative of its kind in the USA.
The service will exist to help correct transition care administered by doctors at the hospital, enabling children to undergo corrective surgery to return to their gender assigned at birth after they were wrongly treated at the pro-trans facility, potentially signifying a “cultural shift away from radical gender ideology”.
‘Disastrously bad’ messaging, but Christians are protected
Luke Randall
Date posted: 1 May 2024
Messaging from the Scottish Government and Police Scotland concerning the recently implemented Hate Crime and Public Order Act has been ‘disastrously bad,’ but Christian views are protected, according to Christian Institute Deputy Director Simon Calvert.
He stressed that while there are problems with the law, such as the inclusion of ‘stirring up hatred’ offences covering contested areas such as religion and sexuality, Christian views are protected.
Parents alerted to ‘radical material’ in schools
Luke Randall
Date posted: 1 Dec 2023
Pupils and teachers in UK schools are under
pressure to conform to radical educational
material on sex and relationships because
there is not enough clear guidance from the
Government, according to the Christian
Institute’s (CI) Autumn newsletter.
While Christians
were
given
some
reassurance by Education Secretary Gillian
Keegan’s recent
letter
to English schools,
which said that parents have a ‘fundamental
right’ to know what their children are taught
in health, relationships and sex education,
the
publication
says
there
are
several
challenges ahead.
‘Battle of the Sexes’ – compelling or concerning?
Women’s world number one Aryna Sabalenka and former men’s Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios have agreed to tennis’s latest iteration of the Battle of the Sexes.
The event, which will take place in late December in Dubai, will be the latest such contest to take place, following Billie Jean King’s high-profile victory over 55-year-old Bobby Riggs in 1973, which is widely considered a watershed moment for the women’s game in its bid to gain greater recognition and funding.