“The day Britain died”
Jewish peer Lord Alan Sugar has said that if Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn becomes Prime Minister, it will be “the day Britain died”.
BRITAIN – SET APART UNDER GOD
by Katie Morris Over 2,000 people and Christian leaders gathered in intercession for the United Kingdom at the Central Hall Westminster on 8 September, with many more praying in small…
Sex education: “too much, too young”
Concerned politicians believe sex education in schools is prematurely sexualising children – and it is set to get worse when the government makes these lessons compulsory in primary schools. Facts…
Tax rich more, says Archbishop
The Archbishop of Canterbury has called for rich Brits to pay billions more in tax to help the poor, who have been “receiving less than their fair share” for decades.
Cathedral graffiti is hate crime
Police have designated offensive graffiti scribbled on Manchester Cathedral as a hate crime, calling it “disgusting”.
Scottish kids to be taught that sex at 13 is OK
The draft text for a new Scottish schools resource says 13-year-olds can have sex if they want, because they won’t be prosecuted.
Scoutmaster who criticised loss of Christian heritage wins in court
But he’s still banned from Scout Association
Mum raises £20k to challenge abortion clinic prayer ban
A Christian mother who was helped by a pro-life vigil herself has raised over £20,000 to challenge a vigil ban at the High Court.
C of E starts 100 new churches
The Church of England is spending £27m to plant over 100 new churches.
Mayor hounded out of office
A Christian town mayor has resigned after being vilified by gay activists for his biblical beliefs.
Muslim meal held in church
St Edburgha’s Church Hall in Yardley hosted a ‘Taste Ramadan’ evening on 2 June.
Wesley’s chapel hosts gay service
The New Room in Bristol – John Wesley’s first chapel A gay-affirming service was held in John Wesley’s original chapel on 14 July.
Graham’s ad banned from buses
Blackpool Transport has removed bus adverts promoting Franklin Graham’s evangelistic campaign in the town. A number of MPs have raised concern about his visit to Blackpool, fearing he will repeat…
Court upholds assisted suicide ban
The Court of Appeal has ruled that the UK’s ban on assisted suicide does not contravene human rights legislation.