Baby Indi Gregory's life support removed
Life support has been withdrawn from Indi Gregory and the 8-month-old baby has now been moved to hospice care.
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Court orders Indi Gregory's life support to be removed
The family of Indi Gregory have lost their latest bid to stop the 8-month-old's life support from being removed.
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Church of England attendance increases but still below pre-pandemic levels
The Church of England has seen an uptick in attendance for a second year running but figures still remain lower than before the pandemic.
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Baby Indi Gregory's parents allowed last-ditch appeal to save daughter from life support removal
A British court allowed the parents of a baby girl to appeal a recent court ruling that would have mandated her to be removed from life support Thursday despite offers for treatment at a Vatican-run hospital.
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Queen opens Westminster Abbey Field of Remembrance
The Queen today opened the 95th Field of Remembrance in the grounds of Westminster Abbey.
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Indi Gregory: Parents of 8-month-old ordered off life support make last-ditch appeal
Lawyers for the parents of a baby girl in the United Kingdom are making a last-ditch appeal after a judge ruled that she should be removed from life support by Thursday and not allowed to return home despite her parents' wishes.
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Church supports grieving community after Alfie Lewis stabbing tragedy
A local church has been open all day as a space for prayer and quiet reflection after teenager Alfie Lewis was tragically killed on Tuesday.
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Warnings of sexual exploitation after pimps move online in OnlyFans era
Pimps have gone digital with the emergence of online adult streaming platforms like OnlyFans and it is leading to the sexual exploitation of more women, a Christian advocacy group has warned.
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Dossier highlighting problems with Australian conversion therapy ban sent to 1,000 parliamentarians
The Christian Institute is sending a dossier about a "highly illiberal" conversion therapy ban in the Australian state of Victoria to a thousand Westminster parliamentarians.
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Christian Sainsbury's worker claims she was fired after refusing to work Sunday mornings
A former Sainsbury's worker is claiming "unfair dismissal" after allegedly losing her job for refusing to work on Sunday mornings.
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Christians join faith leaders in raising ethical concerns about artificial intelligence
Christian leaders in the field of science, technology and theology have added their names to an open letter calling for faith and belief communities to part of the national and international discussion around artificial intelligence.
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Baby Indi granted Italian citizenship as family fight to continue treatment
The extraordinary move has given the family fresh hope that the seriously ill 8-month-old can continue to be treated.
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Conversion therapy ban reportedly dropped from King's Speech
It comes after Christians wrote to the Prime Minister expressing serious concerns about the proposals.
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