China hires agents to spy on churches
China turns pastors into political pawns The Chinese government is reportedly employing ordinary citizens as paid informants to report on church activities, in addition to police and secret services. According…
German family takes home-schooling battle to top European court
The four Wunderlich children today, after being reunited with their parents A German Christian couple whose children were taken away by the state is taking the fight for home schooling…
We will see a day when abortion is unthinkable
THAT’S the belief of US pro-life campaigner Abby Johnson after seeing new movie ‘Unplanned’ prompt abortion workers to resign. The movie tells the story of Abby’s journey from abortion clinic…
Marriage supporters celebrate teachers’ guidance U-turn
Last year the government sought to amend its guidance to prevent teachers in independent schools, including Christian faith schools, from defending traditional marriage. That guidance has now been changed, due…
Baroness Williams: “There is no criminal offence of hate speech”
‘Hate speech’ is not a crime in British law, contrary to all one hears in the media. This was confirmed by Baroness Williams, Minister of State for Countering Extremism, last…
NHS director loses fight over adoption views
BBC’s South-East Today reports on Richard Page’s case Believing a dad and mum are best “undermined” staff confidence Several years ago magistrate Richard Page told a legal colleague that he…
Too Lidl faith
Lidl has been caught out deleting crosses from packaging photos. The supermarket chain digitally removed the crosses from photos used to illustrate their Eirdanous range of Greek food. The pictures…