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A private member's bill to replace compulsory worship with inclusive assemblies should prompt the government to reform the archaic collective worship law,
says Stephen Evans.
Hackney Conservatives are investigating after a Stamford Hill councillor said unregistered Jewish faith schools don't need Ofsted "giving children ideas"
about homosexuality or atheism.
A letter from the CEO of the Independent Schools Association says state education should be secularised. (Today's page also features a letter from Tim Farron
MP criticising efforts to abolish parliamentary prayers.)
The first in-person presidential appearance at an annual anti-abortion event is President Trump's latest gesture of support for a cause dear to his
evangelical base.
The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Wednesday for a case that may put to rest decades of debate over government funding for private, religious
schools.
Phil Johnson was groomed and abused by members of the clergy as a schoolboy in Eastbourne during the 1970s and 80s. His testimony describes how two priests
and Bishop Peter Ball abused him.
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