Most Brits Say Assisted Suicide is Too ‘complex’ to Rush
A majority of the public (62 per cent) believe the issue is "too complex and polarised" to be rushed through.
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U.K. Court Decides WikiLeaks Founder Can Appeal Extradition Request
Two Royal High Court judges in London on Monday ruled that Julian Assange can appeal the United States’ request that he be extradited there to face charges. Assange was born in Australia and is not ...
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U.S. Troops to Withdraw from Niger Later This Year
International Post Date: May 20, 2024 Supporters of Niger's ruling jun...
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ICC Seeks Arrest Warrants for Israel, Hamas Leaders
International Criminal Court prosecutor Karim Khan applied on Monday for warrants to arrest leaders of Israel and Hamas for war crimes during the months-long war in Gaza. Like the United States, Israe...
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Death by Hanging: Man Facing Execution for ‘blasphemous’ WhatsApp Posts
Yahaya-Sharif Aminu, who was sentenced to death in 2020 for sharing allegedly blasphemous song lyrics on WhatsApp that offended Islam, remains in prison in Nigeria as he awaits a Supreme Court appeal ...
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MPs want return to in-person consultations for home abortions
A group of MPs has tabled an amendment to reinstate in-person consultations for home abortions.
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Iranian President Dies in Helicopter Crash, State Media Reports
President Ebrahim Raisi and other Iranian officials died in the Sunday helicopter crash, according to the English-language website of Iran’s IRNA news agency. State media from Iran did not immediate...
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Korean American nurse returns to Korea, supports missionary presence | Baptist Press
The first time God caught Peace Joo’s attention, she was in high school at a summer youth retreat in Texas. While rafting down a river, her raft overturned. The current was too strong. She felt herself being pulled under. But her youth pastor’s hand reached out and pulled her to…
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Christian teenager killed in sword attack laid to rest
The family of a 14 year old killed in a sword attack in London last month have paid tribute to him after his funeral on Friday.
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Poll finds young religious Brits are committed to their faith but Christians lack confidence
The results point to a "youth revival of faith" but a "crisis of confidence" among Christians, according to the IIFL.
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Most school leaders do not agree with collective worship law
A new poll has found that most school leaders oppose the legal requirement to hold collective worship in schools in England.
