Religious unpaid carers have better health, study finds
Unpaid carers who have a faith are more likely to be in better health than their counterparts who are not religious.
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Scotland: fears for parents who oppose child's gender transition
Concerns have been raised about the rights of parents in Scotland who oppose their child's desire to change genders.
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Street preacher arrested in Glasgow wins substantial damages from police
Police Scotland are to pay thousands of pounds in damages to a street preacher who was arrested and detained in Glasgow in 2022.
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Most Northern Irish don't want sex ed resources to include abortion access
A public consultation in Northern Ireland has found widespread opposition to abortion access being included in sex education resources.
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Christian teaching assistant wins £7,000 payout over sacking for street preaching
A Christian teaching assistant who was sacked after street preaching has won a £7,000 settlement.
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Calls for 'robust' age checks on porn websites to protect children
The call from Christian policy group CARE follows the release of new police figures revealing a rise in sexual offences committed by children.
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Paula Vennells to hand back CBE over Horizon scandal backlash
Paula Vennells, former Post Office boss and a Church of England priest, is to return her CBE over the fallout from the Horizon IT scandal.
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Christian leaders and charities call for action on rising UK and international poverty
A coalition of churches and charities is urging politicians to take urgent action to address growing poverty in the UK and internationally.
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Abortion was the leading cause of death worldwide in 2023
Abortion has topped several infectious diseases as the world's leading cause of death for at least the fifth year in a row, even though multiple abortion restrictions have gone into place at the state level following the U.S. Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade.
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Christians on New Year Honours List
The Archbishop of Canterbury was recognised by the King for the role he played in his coronation earlier this year.
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Over 70 children under 5 referred to shuttered Tavistock gender clinic: report
Among the 382 children ages 6 and under referred to the Tavistock gender clinic in London over the past decade, more than 70 were as young as 3 and 4, according to a recent report on the now-shuttered facility that pursued "gender-affirming" interventions for minors.
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Christian church-goer senselessly killed after helping victim of Muslim wedding feud
"Our thoughts and prayers are obviously with his wife and their two young sons. This is an unbelievably awful situation, and we are heartbroken for the family."
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Hatun Tash, Christian preacher feared missing, 'is fine'
There had been fears that the brave evangelist was missing.
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