Baby given 1% chance of survival arrives home after mum refuses to abort
A mother whose waters broke at 19 weeks managed to give birth to her son 11 weeks later and, despite months in hospital, he's now at home with his family.
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'Levelling up' is a chance to help thousands who want hand up, not handout - Salvation Army
Government plans to close the gap between rich and poor parts of the country have been given a cautious welcome by The Salvation Army.
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Welsh mums appeal for UK-wide support to stop RSE curriculum
The RSE Code will be introduced in schools across Wales from September 2022, and will be mandatory for all learners aged 3 to 16.
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Barrister calls for 'Street Preacher's Charter' to prevent more arrests
A Christian barrister has written to the College of Policing urging it to adopt a 'Street Preacher's Charter' in an attempt to stop more evangelists being arrested.
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Doctors welcome government climbdown on mandatory vaccinations for NHS staff
A group of doctors and healthcare professionals has welcomed the government U-turn on mandatory vaccination for frontline healthcare workers in England.
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Conversion therapy ban must not infringe on religious freedom, says equalities watchdog
Government plans to introduce a ban on so-called conversion therapy must not infringe upon religious freedom, the equalities body has warned.
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Counselling bodies threatened with legal action over conversion therapy stance
A Christian therapist has threatened legal action against several counselling and psychotherapy bodies over their support for a memorandum of understanding that opposes conversion therapy.
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Public are being 'scared' into supporting assisted suicide - doctors
Doctors have warned that the debate on assisted suicide is being skewed by "exaggerated reporting" in the media and a lack of accurate information about end of life care.
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Employment Tribunal agrees to hear case of Christian electrician critical of Islam
An Employment Tribunal has refused to strike out a case brought by a Christian electrician who says he was discriminated against by an NHS trust because of his opposition to "the growing influence of Islam in Britain and other countries".
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Christians threaten MSPs with legal action over conversion therapy ban
The Christian Institute is ready to take legal action against the Scottish Parliament if it moves ahead with a proposed ban on so-called conversion therapy.
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Ex-gay Christians will continue to 'defy must-stay-gay cancel culture'
An ex-gay Christian leader has said he will continue to help people with unwanted homosexual and transgender feelings after being targeted in a campaign to have his charity removed from social media and internet search platforms.
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Children and teachers 'could be harmed' by conversion therapy ban
A Christian teaching body has written to the education secretary urging the government not to go ahead with its proposed ban on conversion therapy.
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Winchester College apologises for John Smyth failures
Winchester College has apologised to victims of "terrible" abuse by the late Christian QC, John Smyth.
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