Baby Indi denied permission to be treated abroad
Mr Justice Robert Peel ruled that it was in the 8-month-old's "best interests" to die in the UK instead.
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Most Brits support banning pro-life protests outside abortion clinics: poll
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Pro-life volunteer fined for praying silently near abortion clinic
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US insurance company projects billions in potential scams targeting churches by 2025
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Disappointment as Isle of Man moves closer to legalising assisted suicide
Anti-euthanasia campaigners have expressed disappointment after the Isle of Man moved closer to legalising assisted suicide for terminally ill adults.
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Christian Tory councillor who tweeted 'pride is a sin' reinstated
A Christian councillor has been reinstated by a local Conservative Party group after he was suspended for tweeting that "pride is sin".
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Christian social worker loses discrimination case
A Christian social worker has lost her discrimination case against Lambeth Council in London.
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Indi Gregory's family lose bid to continue treatment
The European Court of Human Rights has refused to consider the case of 8-month-old Indi Gregory, whose doctors want to discontinue life-sustaining treatment.
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Indi Gregory's family appeal to European Court of Human Rights
The family of Indi Gregory is appealing to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) to stop the withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment.
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Ex-SNP member says Christian faith was 'frowned upon'
A Christian MP has spoken about her defection from the SNPs to the Conservative Party.
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Christians ready to take legal action if conversion therapy bill tramples on religious freedom
The Christian Institute has repeated its call to the government to ensure that a ban on so-called conversion therapy does not interfere with everyday religious practice.
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Teacher who made offensive comments about Jesus is banned for 2 years
A teacher at a Scottish school has been banned from the classroom for two years after making offensive comments, including that "Jesus was gay".
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Extreme poverty can be eradicated, says Christian charity
A Christian charity is urging people not to give up hope that extreme poverty can one day be a thing of the past.
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