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There has been a "dramatic decline" in Britain's Christian identity over the last 35 years – with a "substantial increase" in atheism, a state-of-the-nation survey has suggested.
Acceptance of same-sex relationships in Britain has dropped for the first time since the height of the AIDS epidemic amid a 'marked divide' between religious and non-religious people.
The archbishop of York has admitted the Church of England's treatment of a vicar who was raped as a teenager by another cleric was "shabby and shambolic" but denied he had made personal mistakes in the case.
A Hindu faith organisation has beaten a bid from the Herts and Essex High School to run the new secondary school and two new primaries at Bishop's Stortford North.
Senior Labour figures have interfered in the disciplinary process of dealing with accusations of anti-Semitism, ex-party officials have told the BBC's Panorama.
A UKIP official has strongly criticised Pendle Council for considering a resolution condemning Nike over its production of trainers that many Muslims have condemned as blasphemous.
A protest by an anti-abortion group in which three small baby-sized coffins were placed on the ground outside the National Maternity Hospital in Holles St has been condemned as "grossly insensitive" by Health Minister Simon Harris.
In many parts of India, Hindus often invoke the popular god Ram's name as a greeting. But in recent years, Hindu lynch mobs have turned Ram's name into a murder cry, writes the BBC's Geeta Pandey in Delhi.
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