Christian asylum claims under scrutiny after Clapham attack
Asylum applications based on claims of conversion to Christianity are facing fresh scrutiny after an acid attack on a woman and her two children in London's Clapham South area.
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Christian preacher convicted over Bible verse sign in abortion clinic buffer zone
A Christian preacher has been found guilty of breaching an abortion clinic buffer zone after holding up a sign showing a Bible verse.
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Bishop quits Living in Love and Faith post after appointment of conservative theological adviser
The Bishop of Newcastle has resigned from her role in the Church of England's Living in Love and Faith (LLF) process following the appointment of a conservative vicar as interim theological adviser to the House of Bishops.
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Christian parents call for change to Church of England school policy
Christian parents who challenged transgender ideology in their children's school have written to the Archbishop of Canterbury calling for a change to the Church of England's educational policy.
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Christians get counting to reduce plastic waste
Christians across the UK are being encouraged to do their bit in the war against plastic waste by taking part in a nationwide count.
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Met apologises after Christian singer was told she couldn't sing church songs on public street
"We're sorry for the offence caused."
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Christian school assistant sacked over Facebook post can take her case to Court of Appeal
A Christian school teacher who was sacked after expressing concerns on Facebook about Relationships and Sex Education lessons and transgenderism in schools has been given permission to take her case to the Court of Appeal.
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Alistair Begg stands by same-sex wedding advice
Pastor Alistair Begg is refusing to backdown following a backlash over his advice to Christians about attending same-sex weddings.
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Police officer told Christian singer she couldn't sing church songs on Oxford Street
The officer eventually walked away but not before sticking her tongue out to the camera.
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Radical abortion amendments withdrawn
Abortion amendments to the Criminal Justice Bill dubbed "extreme" by pro-life groups have been withdrawn.
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Keir Starmer praises faith groups
Ahead of this year's general elections, he is asking civic and faith groups to partner with Labour in achieving its goals for national renewal.
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Pro-life groups protest extreme pro-abortion amendments
The protest was held on Wednesday by the Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform UK, Christian Concern, CitizenGo and 40 Days for Life in Stella Creasy's constituency of Walthamstow.
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No action to be taken against chaplain sacked over school sermon on identity politics
The government body that decides whether adults are suitable to work with children is to take no action against a school chaplain who was sacked after telling pupils that they did not have to agree with LGBT ideology.
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