Capitalism needs to rediscover its moral spirit, says Alpha Chairman

In a public lecture series as the Gresham Professor of Commerce, the chairman of Alpha International and Church warden of Holy Trinity Brompton Ken Costa warned that "we are doomed to repeat our mistakes if we do not...

Change to assisted suicide law may harm vulnerable, Christians warn

The Director of Public Prosecutions Keir Starmer QC outlined draft guidance on Wednesday on the circumstances likely to lead to the arrest of an individual for helping someone to die. Starmer was asked to draw up the...

Vicar fights Swansea lap dancing club application

A vicar in Swansea is fighting plans for a new lap dancing club and has called for the council to refuse the club’s application. Fantasy Lounge submitted its plans to the council last month hoping to convert a...

‘Right-to-die’ law to be clarified after Purdy victory

A landmark ruling yesterday has cleared the way for families to help terminally ill relatives to end their lives without the risk of prosecution. Debbie Purdy, who suffers from multiple sclerosis, wanted to know if...

Council reinstates Christian paediatrician

A Christian paediatrician, dismissed as a medical adviser because she could not professionally recommend the placement of children with same-sex couples, has been re-instated by Northamptonshire County Council following...

Care Not Killing welcomes BMA decision on assisted suicide

The Care not Killing Alliance has welcomed the British Medical Association's decision to oppose any decriminalisation of assistance with suicide. The BMA voted overwhelmingly at its annual representative meeting in...