We're prepared to go to prison, say Christians opposed to conversion therapy ban
Over 500 church leaders from across the UK have written to the government to say they are prepared to face criminal charges if a conversion therapy ban is introduced.
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Richard Dawkins backs statement on women's sex-based rights
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Theos report highlights link between marriage and poverty
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EU withdraws inclusive language guide that excluded Christmas
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Iranian Supreme Court's ruling on Christians gives hope for religious freedom
The Supreme Court of Iran has ruled that belonging to a house church does not make Christians "enemies of the state".
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Church of England releases first ever Christmas single
The Church of England is hoping its first ever Christmas single will reach more people with the story of the birth of Jesus.
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Christian electrician launches legal action against NHS Trust
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Calls to end DIY abortions after NHS data reveals risks to women
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Colombian social media star wins case over YouTube video removal
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