The former Soviet republic of Kazakhstan is moving to ban the promulgation of “LGBT propaganda” online or in media, following in the footsteps of both Slovakia and Hungary. Slovakia recently passed a ...

Claire Gregory, a ward manager, directly contradicted repeated denials by Ms Atkinson, who has claimed she never made such ...

Manchester Rabbi Daniel Walker has revealed that he received a death threat a few weeks before his synagogue was attacked by ...

That’s the useful part. The problem is the gap between the report’s diagnosis and its cure. Marriage appears in the analysis, then disappears when it counts. For a conservative audience that actually ...

On September 10, the Benson Center for the Study of Western Civilization at the University of Colorado Boulder sponsored a symposium, The Fire This Time: America and the Boulder Attacks, in response ...

Dr Miller, an apologist and research fellow in bioethics at the University of Oxford, delivered a sobering assessment of the ...

Wes Streeting has repeatedly emphasised that the budget for the assisted dying service – the Bill’s name for the proposed suicide unit – would come out of the NHS budget, meaning other services would ...

The Bishop of Huntingdon, Dagmar Winter, shared the sentiment and said: “Our prayers are an expression of love and commitment to what is good and right, an expression of hope in a God who is stronger ...

Most historians would agree that the English Reformation took place over a century or more. There were moves and counter-moves along the way but looking back certain moments are still remembered as ...

Part 6 of Created for Love is entitled ‘Prayer and Guidance.’ The first essay in this part is by the Revd Charlie Bell and is entitled ‘Created in the Image and Likeness of God: Or are we? In this ...

Political déjà vu ensues when Syrian Muslim terrorist Jihad Al-Shamie murdered two men and injured three more at the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue in Manchester. Labour’s umpires of ...

The office of the coroner has more than 800 years of history in England. Meaning simply “officer of the Crown”, the job’s medieval iterations had far wider responsibilities than its modern successor, ...