Keir Starmer criticised over trans comments
Sir Keir Starmer has come in for criticism after saying it is "not right" to insist that only women have a cervix.
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Labour leader Keir Starmer thanks Christians for 'leadership' during pandemic
He also called them the "moral compass" of the Labour Party.
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Third of UK adults pray and attend church regularly - poll
A third of UK adults pray and attend church at least once a month, with younger people more spiritually active than older generations, a new survey has found.
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Pandemic has left Brits more fearful of ageing, Christian charity warns
Research by Pilgrims Friend Society found feelings of fear were prevalent even among Christians.
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CSW founder to chair religious freedom forum
The founder of Christian Solidarity Worldwide has been elected as the new Chair of the UK Freedom of Religion or Belief Forum (UKFF).
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Death by assisted suicide is not painless, says medical expert
Joel Zivot, a practising anaesthesiologist, said some assisted suicide "is more asphyxia by drowning than falling off asleep".
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Court of Appeal says fostering agency cannot force carers to abide by evangelical sexual code of conduct
Cornerstone plans to take its case to the Supreme Court.
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Church leaders regret 'polarised public commentary' on Northern Ireland centenary service
Church leaders have invited people to show "prayerful support" for a service of reflection to mark the centenary of Northern Ireland after Irish President Michael D Higgins said he would not be attending.
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High Court rejects discrimination legal challenge by Down's syndrome campaigner
Heidi Crowter now plans to take her case to the Court of Appeal.
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M25 protests 'have frustrated many people', says Oxford Diocese
The Diocese of Oxford has distanced itself from clergy taking part in Insulate Britain protests on the M25.
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Faith groups in united bid to stop Scotland legalising assisted suicide
A broad coalition including a number of Christian and other faith groups has revealed plans to challenge the legalisation of assisted suicide in Scotland.
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Oxford college apologises 'unreservedly' after hosting Christian Concern training event
Christian Concern has expressed its disappointment over reports that Worcester College - part of the University of Oxford - has apologised for hosting its training event.
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