Places of worship in England will be allowed to reopen on the 4 July, after the latest easing of lockdown restrictions was announced.
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Church services and weddings can restart in England from 4 July ([link removed])
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Places of worship in England will be allowed to reopen on the 4 July, after the latest easing of lockdown restrictions was announced.

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Marriage ban lifted in Wales ([link removed])





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Asda LGBT education pack for kids ‘promotes paedophilia’ say shocked parents ([link removed])
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Asda has been heavily criticised for promoting an LGBT education pack which parents say normalises paedophilia.



Over 50 Conservative MPs urge Govt to scrap Sunday trading plans ([link removed])
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More than 50 Conservative MPs have warned Boris Johnson not to lift existing restrictions on Sunday trading.



Franklin Graham attacked by council over biblical views on sexuality ([link removed])
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Franklin Graham has been attacked by Newcastle council over his biblical views on sexuality.

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Ohio protects students’ religious freedom while at school ([link removed])




Survey: 94 per cent against sex ‘self-identification’ ([link removed])
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An online poll of Sunday Times readers has shown overwhelming opposition to proposals to make it easier to change legal sex.

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Newsnight: Gender clinic ignored staff concerns ([link removed])

Retired judge: ‘Don’t ban help for gender-confused children’ ([link removed])




RC schools urge Welsh Govt to axe RE changes ([link removed])
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Roman Catholic schools in Wales have urged the Welsh Government to drop plans to change the nature of Religious Education lessons.



Return of Premier League marred by ‘gambling firm vultures’ ([link removed])
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Gambling firms were accused of behaving “like vultures” after bombarding football fans with television adverts and free bets as Premiership football restarted this week.

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MPs call for ‘complete overhaul’ of online gambling industry ([link removed])




Low criminal threshold in Scot hate crime Bill ‘misrepresented’ by Minister ([link removed])
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A Deputy Leader of the Scottish Conservative Party has voiced concern after the Scottish Government misrepresented the free speech impact of its hate crime Bill.




Baby born at 23 weeks can go home next month ([link removed])
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A baby who was given just a three per cent chance of survival has astounded doctors by beating the odds during lockdown.






FEATURE: ‘RSE Day’ should remind parents that schools need to consult with them ([link removed])
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Yesterday marked ‘RSE Day’, a newly-conceived attempt to promote the controversial Relationships and Sex Education subject by Nottingham City Council and now being pushed by lobby group the Sex Education Forum (SEF).




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