Prime Minister thanks churches for 'incredible' work in Easter message
The Prime Minister has thanked churches and Christian communities for the "incredible" work they do in their local communities.
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King attends Easter church service
King Charles III joined other members of the Royal family in attending an Easter church service on Sunday.
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Church of Scotland 'broadly supportive' of Scottish government's conversion therapy ban proposals
The Church of Scotland has said it is "broadly supportive" of plans to ban conversion therapy in Scotland but says it cannot give "unqualified support" at present.
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New assisted suicide bill tabled in Scottish Parliament
Christians have warned against proposals to legalise assisted suicide in Scotland, saying that they could lead to vulnerable people feeling pressured to end their lives.
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Jesus set the example of service and care, says King Charles in Maundy Thursday message
King Charles III has spoken about the importance of showing care and kindness to others in a message that was specially recorded for Maundy Thursday.
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Cadbury faces criticism for 'gesture eggs' this Easter
The British confectionery company Cadbury is under fire from Christians for promoting chocolate eggs as 'gesture eggs'.
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Tribunal collapses in case of gender-critical Christian teacher
A panel of judges that was to hear the case of a gender-critical Christian teacher dismissed by her school has stepped down.
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Foetal sentience bill progresses in House of Lords
"We have legal protections for lobsters and decapod crustaceans ... as well as all mammals, but we have no view, let alone protection, for the human foetus."
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Christians debate hot cross bun with tick
The decision by a supermarket chain to trial new hot cross buns that display a tick instead of the traditional Christian cross has prompted debate.
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Prayers for Princess of Wales after cancer diagnosis
Prayers are being said for the Princess of Wales after she revealed on Friday that she is undergoing treatment for cancer.
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Chaplains keep faith in football
"As more players of faith have come into the game in recent years it has been a joy to be involved in some way in discipling these young men during their time at the club."
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Anger over Nike changes to St George's Cross
Nike's new multicoloured St George's Cross flag has been met with anger, with critics including Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.
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Christian artist 'banned' from her own exhibition takes legal action against local council
A Christian artist is taking legal action against a local council after claiming she was banned from her own exhibition after making trans-critical comments.
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