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Church of England moving forward with slavery reparations fund despite legal challenge
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Calls for diversity of opinion to be respected after Ann Widdecombe's death
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Churches and clergy among targets in anti-Christian incidents across Europe
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Global persecution report raises concerns about erosion of religious freedom in the West
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