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Peter Newman

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Parents must wake up!

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By Peter Newman
| voiceofthefamily.com
By John Smeaton   |   9 September 2026 A “relationships and sex education” (RSE) programme, tailored carefully to meet the British Government’s ideological agenda, is being taught in more than 80% of Catholic schools in England and Wales, both primary and secondary. The RSE programme Life to the Full has the backing of every single diocese in England and Wales. What’s happening in Catholic schools is arguably a worse evil than abortion.
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DeFlock Lansing coalition wins vote on removing police spy cameras

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By Peter Newman
| People's World
A Flock license plate reader. | David Goldman / AP LANSING, Mich.—“Get the Flock out of Lansing!” The chant rang through Lansing City Hall the night of Aug. 24, as more than a hundred residents packed the chambers for a city council vote that turned out to be anything but routine.
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Retinoic acid drives cell fate specification, maturation and retinal regionality in human retinal organoids

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By Benjamin Lim, Megan Weatherstone, Peter Newman, Nader Aryamanesh, Hala Zreiqat, Patrick P.L. Tam, Pengyi Yang, Anai Gonzalez-Cordero, Anna Fredericks, Elham Nilli
| Nature Verified
Abstract Retinoic acid (RA) is a key morphogen in human retinal development, activating transcriptional programs that drive retinal progenitor differentiation and photoreceptor development, ensuring proper spatial organisation within the neural retina, essential for vision.
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