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The NSS's No More Faith Schools campaign has organised a public meeting to rally opposition to a proposed Roman Catholic school in the Hampton Water area of
Peterborough.
Hardeep Singh asks who is more annoying: politicians who think people from minority religious groups are all stupid or the smug 'community leaders' who host
them.
Proposals to remove the right of parents in Wales to withdraw their children from religious education lessons have been backed in principle by an advisory
committee in Blaenau Gwent.
Right-to-die campaigners are planning to appeal after a father of two suffering from motor neurone disease was denied a full hearing of his application for
help to end his life.
The archbishop of Canterbury has said major parties must "avoid anything that increases the perception of fear" for Jews and Muslims at the general election.
An Islamic organisation which condones extremist messages was among charities which registered on questionable grounds in October. The bar for religious
groups to become charities is set too low, says Megan Manson.
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