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Priest accused of stabbing fellow cleric may avoid criminal charges
Priest accused of stabbing fellow cleric may avoid criminal charges
Iraqi Christians feel little hope about returning to their homeland after ISIS onslaught
The terror of the Islamic State across large parts of Iraq might mean the end of the country's Christian community
Zlatan Ibrahimovic confident enough to put himself in similar league to Jesus, according to PSG teammate
Zlatan Ibrahimovic's confidence rubbed off on this teammates in their 2013 Ligue 1 title challenge
Richard Dawkins makes scathing remarks about religion after Charlie Hebdo attack
Richard Dawkins calls Islam a "violent" religion in reaction to the Charlie Hebdo attack that claimed 12 lives.
'Tips for Jesus' guy is 'amazing to the staff', says server at the diner where he left $2,000 tip
San Francisco Tacolicious servers were stunned to see that someone had left them a $2,000 tip on a $50.74 tab, with the message "Tips for Jesus" and "Happy New Year" written on the bill.
French forces kill newspaper attack suspects, hostages die in second siege
Two brothers suspected of a bloody attack on the offices of French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo were killed when police stormed their hideout on Friday, while a second siege ended with the deaths of four hostages.
Pope Francis asks God to 'change the hearts' of the Paris terrorists
Pope Francis asks God to 'change the hearts' of the Paris terrorists
Grieving mother of 5-year-old girl thrown from bridge: 'She was my angel'
Michelle Kerr, the mother of Phoebe Jonchuck, a 5-year-old girl who was killed when she was thrown off a bridge by her father, has described her daughter as her angel.
The job you take may affect your chances of marriage - and divorce
According to a study by Businessweek, the job you take may significantly alter your prospects of walking down the aisle.
Salman Rushdie: Religion and other ideas 'deserve' criticism and satire
Salman Rushdie has defended the right to criticise and satirise religion after Wednesday's attack on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo that killed 12 people and left 11 others wounded.
French police storm site where Charlie Hebdo attack suspects were holding hostages
Explosions and gunfire were heard as French anti-terror police stormed a small printing works in northern France where the two chief suspects in Wednesday's attack in Paris had taken hostages.
Justin Welby receives honorary degree from Durham University
The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has today been awarded an honorary degree from Durham University.
Andrae Crouch: his life and legacy
Tony Jasper profiles one of the all-time greats of gospel music.
Abbey barred from selling painting worth £150,000
Hexham Abbey has been told it cannot sell a painting worth up to £150,000 because it should be kept for the nation.
Bishop slams 'inhumane' detention of 30,000 migrants
The Bishop of Croydon has backed a time limit on detentions as some migrants are now held for more than two years.
Paris: Two dead in kosher supermarket hostage situation
Two people have died in a hostage situation in Paris, a policeman at the scene has confirmed.