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New assisted suicide bill tabled in Scottish Parliament
Christians have warned against proposals to legalise assisted suicide in Scotland, saying that they could lead to vulnerable people feeling pressured to end their lives.
Jesus set the example of service and care, says King Charles in Maundy Thursday message
King Charles III has spoken about the importance of showing care and kindness to others in a message that was specially recorded for Maundy Thursday.
Tribunal collapses in case of gender-critical Christian teacher
A panel of judges that was to hear the case of a gender-critical Christian teacher dismissed by her school has stepped down.
Foetal sentience bill progresses in House of Lords
"We have legal protections for lobsters and decapod crustaceans ... as well as all mammals, but we have no view, let alone protection, for the human foetus."
Christians debate hot cross bun with tick
The decision by a supermarket chain to trial new hot cross buns that display a tick instead of the traditional Christian cross has prompted debate.
Prayers for Princess of Wales after cancer diagnosis
Prayers are being said for the Princess of Wales after she revealed on Friday that she is undergoing treatment for cancer.Â
Archbishop of Canterbury critical of 'deconstructing whiteness' job ad
The Archbishop of Canterbury has revealed he is critical of job adverts for roles in the Church of England like a "deconstructing whiteness officer".
Anger over Nike changes to St George's Cross
Nike's new multicoloured St George's Cross flag has been met with anger, with critics including Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.
Christian artist 'banned' from her own exhibition takes legal action against local council
A Christian artist is taking legal action against a local council after claiming she was banned from her own exhibition after making trans-critical comments.
Calls to halt rollout of Scotland's new hate crime law
A broad coalition of organisations and individuals is calling on the Scottish government to stall implementation of its new Hate Crime and Public Order Act, which comes into force on 1 April.
Over 100,000 sign petition calling for reduction to abortion time limit
The petition was organised by Right to Life UK and was delivered to 10 Downing Street along with a group of MPs and parents of children who were born at 22 and 23 weeks.
Christians could be branded extremists under new 'over-broad' definition
The definition is aimed at extremist and Far-Right groups but critics have warned of a 'chilling effect' on free speech.
Employment tribunal hears case of teacher sacked after raising concerns about school's trans policy
A teacher is this week giving evidence about her sacking from a school after she refused to address a transitioning female pupil as a boy.
Sadness after sudden death of Christian Institute founder Colin Hart
Tributes have been paid to Colin Hart, founder and director of The Christian Institute, after his sudden death at the age of 60.
War in Gaza 'needs to end now', says Archbishop
Archbishop Justin Welby called the war "cruel and horrific".
Christians could be caught out by new 'extremist' definition
Christians are at risk of being branded 'extremists' under the government's new definition of extremism published this week, a campaign group has warned.