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In the news this week
Friday, 2 August 2019
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Parents backed by a humanist lobby group have been given permission by the High Court to challenge daily acts of Christian worship in state schools.
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Politicians in Wales have admitted that their plans to criminalise parents who smack their children will cost millions of pounds.
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The BBC will “not be involved corporately” in Saturday’s Belfast pro-LGBT parade admitting it could be seen as taking sides on same-sex marriage.
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Experts have launched an investigation into the use of hormone blockers on young children.
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A street preacher detained by the Metropolitan Police has been awarded £2,500 for wrongful arrest.
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A mother is suing the NHS for over £200,000 for failing to diagnose her son with Down’s syndrome.
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Nearly 100,000 signatures have been delivered to the American Library Association to protest against a programme for children involving drag queens.
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A new report into religious restrictions around the world confirms that Christians are being harassed in dozens of countries worldwide.
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On 28 July 2016, the UK Supreme Court dramatically struck down the central provisions of the Scottish Government’s Named Person scheme.
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Yours in Christ,
Colin Hart
Director, The Christian Institute
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