Pro-lifer's trial over silent prayer delayed again
The trial of a Christian who prayed silently near an abortion clinic has been delayed for a second time.
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Street Preachers' Charter in development to prevent more arrests
A new charter is being developed after a number of high profile arrests and prosecutions involving street preachers.
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Religious unpaid carers have better health, study finds
Unpaid carers who have a faith are more likely to be in better health than their counterparts who are not religious.
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Scotland: fears for parents who oppose child's gender transition
Concerns have been raised about the rights of parents in Scotland who oppose their child's desire to change genders.
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Street preacher arrested in Glasgow wins substantial damages from police
Police Scotland are to pay thousands of pounds in damages to a street preacher who was arrested and detained in Glasgow in 2022.
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Most Northern Irish don't want sex ed resources to include abortion access
A public consultation in Northern Ireland has found widespread opposition to abortion access being included in sex education resources.
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Christian teaching assistant wins £7,000 payout over sacking for street preaching
A Christian teaching assistant who was sacked after street preaching has won a £7,000 settlement.
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Calls for 'robust' age checks on porn websites to protect children
The call from Christian policy group CARE follows the release of new police figures revealing a rise in sexual offences committed by children.
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Paula Vennells to hand back CBE over Horizon scandal backlash
Paula Vennells, former Post Office boss and a Church of England priest, is to return her CBE over the fallout from the Horizon IT scandal.
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Christian leaders and charities call for action on rising UK and international poverty
A coalition of churches and charities is urging politicians to take urgent action to address growing poverty in the UK and internationally.
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Abortion was the leading cause of death worldwide in 2023
Abortion has topped several infectious diseases as the world's leading cause of death for at least the fifth year in a row, even though multiple abortion restrictions have gone into place at the state level following the U.S. Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade.
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Christians on New Year Honours List
The Archbishop of Canterbury was recognised by the King for the role he played in his coronation earlier this year.
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Over 70 children under 5 referred to shuttered Tavistock gender clinic: report
Among the 382 children ages 6 and under referred to the Tavistock gender clinic in London over the past decade, more than 70 were as young as 3 and 4, according to a recent report on the now-shuttered facility that pursued "gender-affirming" interventions for minors.
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