James Orr stands down as adviser to Reform after donations sting
Cambridge theologian James Orr has stepped down as head of policy for Reform UK following a sting operation by climate activists.
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Hundreds of churches prepare to welcome Franklin Graham’s ‘God Loves You Tour’ to Manchester
Close to 600 churches across the North West are getting ready for a major evangelistic event in Manchester next month, where Franklin Graham is expected to address thousands at the Co-op Live arena.
Scottish Christian woman recognised in Auschwitz memorial plaque
Teacher Jane Haining refused to abandon her Jewish schoolchildren and eventually died in Auschwitz.
Churches make ‘significant’ contribution to essential services in local communities, study finds
Churches could be providing as many as a quarter of a million essential community services across England, according to new research.
UK government research warns assisted suicide could disproportionately affect ethnic minorities
A “disproportionate” number of ethnic minority people could choose assisted death in England and Wales if Parliament approves legislation allowing assisted dying, according to a new government equality impact assessment.
Mother Teresa documentary premieres in Kolkata on her feast day
“Mother Teresa – Prophet of Compassion” premiered Sept. 5 in Kolkata, India, drawing more than 200 people, including dozens of Missionaries of Charity (MC) nuns, and novices.
Spaniards put more trust in news, latest study finds
Spaniards are showing greater interest in news and slightly higher levels of trust in journalism, according to the 2026 Digital News Report España, an annual study produced by researchers at the University of Navarra's School of Communication in collaboration with the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford.
Killer of Graham Staines and sons seeks early release from prison
More than 25 years after her husband and two sons were burned alive by a Hindu nationalist mob in India, Gladys Staines is again speaking of forgiveness even as the Odisha state government is pressured to decide on release from prison of the primary convict in the case.
Mother pleads for brain-damaged son to be spared from death by dehydration
The mother of a 28-year-old man left severely brain-damaged is pleading for a British court to reverse a ruling that would let her son die of dehydration, calling the decision an act of unbelievable
'Sweden Is Not a Libertarian Paradise': Socialist Swedes Want to Rebuild Their Bloated Welfare State | CBN
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