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People are afraid to call out segregation in schools because of religious, cultural and ethnic sensitivities, Ofsted's chief inspector Amanda Spielman has
said.
A religious literacy programme will be rolled out in an attempt to ensure civil servants and diplomats understand the threats facing Christians around the
world.
Councillors in Calderdale in West Yorkshire have adopted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition of anti-semitism and the All Party
Parliamentary Group definition of Islamophobia.
St Hilda's College will abolish its chapel from next year, replacing the space with a multi-faith room. The announcement makes St Hilda's the third
undergraduate college in Oxford not to have a dedicated Anglican chapel.
A new bill proposes to end Church of England bishops' automatic right to sit in parliament. This religious privilege is part of an unjust status quo and
should be addressed, says Stephen Evans.
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