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Daniel Radcliffe goes teetotal
There's no shame in the quiet life and money's not for fast cars and hookers, says the Harry Potter star
Iranâs supreme court reportedly annuls death sentence for pastor
A death sentence for a house church pastor in Iran has reportedly been annulled by the supreme court.
William and Kate join prayer service on Canada tour
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge join prayer service with 200 sailors during tour of Canada
Barnabas Fund seeks to boost teaching of Christianity in schools
New resource pack to raise the bar after Ofsted report found RE teaching to be inadequate in many schools
British Pakistani Christians protest against blasphemy law
Pakistani Christians in Britain march against Pakistan's notorious blasphemy law
UK commits £38m to help feed Ethiopia
The UK is to send £38m in food aid to Ethiopia as eastern Africa struggles with severe drought.
SCIAF responds to mass rape in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Scottish Catholic charity SCIAF is providing frontline care to victims of two recent incidents of mass rape in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Christian Aid launches appeal as East Africa faces starvation
Christian Aid has launched an emergency appeal as 10 million people face starvation in the east and Horn of Africa.
Church of England to review position on gay bishops
The Church of England is to review whether priests in civil partnerships should be eligible for appointment as bishops.
Normalisation of homosexuality is a 'calamity' - John Piper
John Piper is horrified by the normalisation and institutionalisation of homosexuality
Iran's Supreme Court upholds death sentence for pastor
The death sentence for a pastor found guilty of apostasy in Iran has been upheld by the country's Supreme Court.
Uncertainty remains after Greece passes austerity measures
The austerity programme voted through yesterday will keep the â¬110 billion rescue package flowing but there are still concerns for Greece's long-term future
CofE gets tough on supermarkets profiting from cheap booze
The Church of England is to pull investment from supermarkets that fail to meet its standards on the responsible sale of alcohol.
Mixed feelings about industrial strike action
A poll has revealed a split among workers as to whether Thursday's industrial strike should go ahead and whether or not it will be effective.