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Thursday, 7 May 2020

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Ofsted savaged at High Court for saying Christian groups should keep out of the public square

Ofsted told the High Court yesterday that Christian organisations should not bring their beliefs into the professional sphere.

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Christian fostering agency challenges anti-religious Ofsted report

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Equalities Minister blasts unapproved LGBT guidance for schools

The Minister for Women and Equalities has hit out at new LGBT guidance for schools, which she says is not Government-approved.

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WHO wants kids under 4 to be taught about masturbation and gender ‘identity’

Former sex educator exposes Planned Parenthood ideology

Woman launches legal case against care watchdog over abortion guidance

A woman is launching a legal case against a healthcare watchdog over allegations that its abortion guidance is inaccurate and outdated.

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Pro-abortion woman reverses stance after her pregnancy is saved

COVID-19: Abortion pill reversal hotline receives record number of calls

NI Peer: ‘Public must be heard on radical new abortion law’

Shop workers’ union opposes Sunday trading proposals

The Government is being urged not to lift restrictions on Sunday trading hours amid the COVID-19 pandemic in order to protect workers.

Down’s syndrome campaigner: ‘My life has as much value as anyone else’s’

A Down’s syndrome campaigner has urged the NI Assembly to reject a liberal abortion regime which would allow unborn babies with the condition to be aborted up to birth.

French church blamed for spreading COVID-19 receives death threats

An evangelical church in France has been targeted with death threats after it was unfairly blamed for spreading COVID-19.

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COVID-19: US cities lift bans harshly targeting drive-in church services

Govt in dialogue with churches about resuming services

Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick has said the Government is in dialogue with church leaders about resuming worship services.

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Church of England supports ‘phased approach’ to re-opening churches

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Oxford SU criticised for attempting to censor free speech

Ex-Olympic boxer: ‘Gambling left me penniless’

FEATURE: ‘Help, not hate’ – How Franklin Graham’s field hospital exposes anti-Christian intolerance

You would have thought that a field hospital set up by a charity and staffed largely by volunteers to help sick individuals in the middle of the COVID-19 crisis would have been universally welcomed, applauded, even celebrated.

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Colin Hart
Director, The Christian Institute

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