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Franklin Graham begins legal proceedings against more venues over cancelled tour events

It comes as the Glasgow Hydro reportedly intends to "resist" a court's request to explain why it cancelled the evangelist's booking.

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Cleft lip abortions increase 150%

The number of abortions performed on unborn babies with cleft lip and palate has increased 150% since 2011, in England & Wales. …

1,300 complaints lodged over Jennifer Lopez and Shakira's Super Bowl halftime show

Over 1,300 complaints were made to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) about the Super Bowl halftime show that featured Jennifer Lopez pole dancing and grabbing her crotch. …

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• Willow Creek Germany ends leadership summit early after speaker tests positive for coronavirus

  

  Willow Creek Germany has ended its leadership summit a day early after a speaker tested positive for coronavirus.

• 'Look after each other,' say Christians as coronavirus spreads

  

  With the coronavirus spreading around Europe, Christians are reflecting on what it means for going to church and being good neighbours.

• Library's Drag Queen story time triggers online backlash

  

  Hitchin Library has billed Drag Queen story time with adult entertainer Ruby Violet as "a wonderful family friendly event".

• Who can you trust to tell the truth about climate change?

  

  As we seek to be honest witnesses, it's vital that we base our opinions on trustworthy sources.

• A child's power to choose: rethinking child sponsorship

  

  When we show children that we believe in them it builds their self-esteem - a belief that they can reach for the stars.

• MPs hear the case for better palliative care over legalising assisted suicide

  

  MPs in the House of Commons are being called upon to uphold the current law on assisted suicide and invest in better palliative care.

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• Drag queen 'quite clearly' should not have been invited to primary school, says Education Secretary

  

  Scottish Education Secretary John Swinney has come down on the side of parents angered over a drag queen's visit to a primary school.

• MPs hear call for 'urgent reassessment' of sex education

  

  Parliamentarians will also be urged to closely scrutinise compliance with RSE regulations to ensure that teaching is age-appropriate and conducted with proper regard to the religious background of pupils and their families.

• When education slips into indoctrination, parents have a right to be concerned

  

  School pupils in Primary 1 are aged between four and five, so reading to them requires careful selection of material. The P1 pupils at Glencoats Primary in Paisley were recently treated to a story time with a sexually explicit drag queen with the stage name of Flowjob.

• Political leaders urged to set differences aside to tackle drug crisis

  

  The call comes from Rev Brian Casey, of Springburn Parish Church in Glasgow, who has conducted hundreds of funerals for victims of the crisis - including three people from the same family.

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  Pro-life campaigner defends displaying abortion images in Stella Creasy's constituency

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  L'Arche founder Jean Vanier sexually abused six women, says report

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  Christian groups welcome GP body's decision to continue opposing assisted dying

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  Ravi Zacharias doing 'well' after spinal surgery

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  Judge says Wheaton College students can evangelize in Chicago park

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• I may be a Jew but there was no way I could support a Holocaust memorial next to the Houses of Parliament

  

  Turning the worst turmoil in our history into a tourist attraction and a money-spinner for vested interests is crass and insulting.

• Bruderhof's school programme links students with leading figures in business and charity

  

  The "Navigating our World" scheme has been commended by Ofsted for helping students to think about their next steps in education, training or employment.

• Rare relic of Thomas Becket returns to Canterbury Cathedral in anniversary year

  

  The tunicle is going on display as part of Becket2020, a yearlong programme of services, events and exhibitions in Canterbury, London and elsewhere in the UK to commemorate Becket's remarkable life, death and legacy.

• Woman with Down's syndrome takes UK Government to court over allowing abortion up to birth for disabilities

  

  A 24-year-old woman who has Down's syndrome has launched a landmark case against the UK Government over the current discriminatory abortion law that singles out babies with disabilities allowing abortion right through to birth for conditions including Down's syndrome, cleft lip and club foot.