Friday briefing: Clamour for action on violence toward women

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : Instead, he may be forced to deal with evolving supply chain and fuel crises - and bat off claims that Brexit is to blame.
63% : The Guardian approached the Department of Health and Social Care for a response.
54% : It would require the government to put up to £86.4bn more into the services - going much further than the coming 1.25 percentage point rise in national insurance - with the extra personnel needed because of the ageing population, more cases of long-term illness and the backlog caused by the Covid pandemic.
48% : In the Queen's speech in May, Boris Johnson's government said it would legislate to ban "coercive and abhorrent" conversion practices, but pledged to uphold freedom of speech and religious freedom.
41% : That and Biden's expansion of the social safety net remain stalled by divisions between Democratic centrists and progressives, along with Republican eagerness to deny Biden a win.
40% : The conference also takes place this weekend of the party formerly known as Brexit.
34% : The Forum, chaired by Helena Kennedy QC, says all practices, including prayer, that seek to suppress, "cure" or change sexual orientation or gender identity must be criminalised.

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