HOW DID THE NEW CABINET VOTE ON KEY MORAL ISSUES?
Here is a breakdown of how the new Cabinet Ministers have previously voted on key issues as MPs where appropriate. We are grateful to the Christian Institute for their excellent…
Sussex falls to Tory steamroller
Teacher Caroline Ansell, who has been open about her Christian faith, was elected Eastbourne MP. Here she is talking with PM David Cameron and George Kirby, 103, and Doreen Luckie,…
Celebrating the 75th anniversary of a military miracle
This remarkable photo shows men and women queueing to pray in Westminster Abbey on Sunday 26 May 1940 after King George VI had called for a National Day of Prayer.
Prophecy Today – back to the future!
AFTER 30 years, Prophecy Today, once Britain’s largest Christian magazine, has been relaunched online. The inspiration came to Clifford Hill last year and he has assembled an editorial board who…
Who will govern Scotland?
The United Kingdom once had a British empire ‘on which the sun never set’. Now even the union in 1707 of England, Scotland and Wales faces the prospect of falling…
So which Cabinet Minister has the most moral voting record?
This Cabinet Minister appears to have the moral high ground! Read on to find out his identity Thanks to research by the Christian Institute and Christian Concern we’ve been able…
The Christian Party reclaims British values
Jeff Green, leader of the Christian Party, has redefined the government’s ‘British values’ to include the sanctity of life and respect for those of all faiths.
Abort67 fights clinic ‘buffer zones’
A BUFFER ZONE IDEA is being promoted by the largest abortion clinic provider in Britain to ‘save profitable business made by killing babies’, according to Andrew Stephenson, founder of pro-life…
Mega-mosque: Pickles ‘flunks’ decision
COMMUNITIES MINISTER ERIC PICKLES has postponed making a decision about the controversial mega-mosque for Newham, East London, until after the election.
Islamist power knocking at Whitehall
ISLAMIC RADICALS are infiltrating the heart of British political power, according to a Muslim leader. The Telegraph (22 February) reports that Fiyaz Mughai, head of Tell Mama, a national organisation…
Southampton University questions Israel’s right to exist
A DECISION by the University of Southampton to host a conference questioning the legitimacy of Israel’s right to exist as a nation has been criticised by two Members of Parliament.
Belief laws confusion – biggest consultation
‘WIDESPREAD PUBLIC confusion and misunderstanding’ is how the Equality and Human Rights Commission described people’s views on laws protecting freedom of religion or belief in the largest ever public consultation…
Petition for sacked family judge
A PETITION HAS BEEN LAUNCHED by campaign group ‘CitizenGO’ in support of a magistrate who lost his position after standing up for Biblical views of family. HEART reported (February 2015)…
Equality cases: top lawyer’s warning
MORE BUSINESS OWNERS will end up in court if their beliefs don’t square up to equality legislation – if a Christian bakery loses its legal battle over decorating a cake…
Welby condemns “creeping climate of fear”
New coalition will push case for religious freedom THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY has called on politicians, the Church and the media to speak out against the ‘creeping climate of fear…