British Isles
Friday, 07 April 2017 10:38
Schools eager to hear the Gospel
Schools are queuing to hear the message of Easter creatively told in an interactive, child-friendly way. Primary pupils in Doncaster - a town statistically at the bottom of the church attendance league table, at just 2%…
Friday, 07 April 2017 10:35
Court battle over brain tumour boy
Two devout evangelical Christians whose 10-year-old son is in intensive care with a brain tumour are in a High Court battle with doctors. Specialists want a judge to allow them to limit the treatment they provide…
Friday, 07 April 2017 10:32
Non-terminal patient demands right to die
A man with multiple system atrophy wants to change the law to legalise assisted suicide for anyone with incurable illnesses. Iranian father-of-three Omid is crowdfunding a High Court bid to change the law on assisted suicide.…
Friday, 07 April 2017 10:30
Domestic violence – the facts
Two women are killed every week in England and Wales by a current or former partner (Office of National Statistics, 2015). One in four women in England and Wales experience domestic violence in their lifetimes, and…
Friday, 07 April 2017 10:27
Clergy Hosting
Since its launch last December, Clergy Hosting has attracted eleven clergy to take up the challenge and to offer hospitality to destitute migrants and asylum-seekers. They know through conversations that there are many more clergy and…
Friday, 07 April 2017 10:24
British attitudes to religion in workplace
A new study on British cultural attitudes at the workplace has found that religion has become the butt of jokes. Workers who would never make sexist or racist jokes feel free to mock faith instead. The…