One sign of this is the recent interest in renewing blasphemy laws, not to protect the sacred but to disarm those opposed to the pet projects of progressivism. England has a long tradition of such ...

A leaked policy note commissioned by Sir Keir Starmer’s office in 2023 – when Labour was in opposition – said legalising ...

The women objected to a policy admitting male children and adults on the basis of a declared female gender identity. Watts had volunteered for 15 years when the unit she ran for girls between the ages ...

As an extremist Muslim, I beat a Christian boy and left him to die. His faithful prayers for me led to my salvation. When I was 16, a new student named Zakariya showed up at school. His forehead bore ...

The Supreme Court’s decision has prompted changes to membership rules for two major British women’s organisations.

As Trafalgar Square prepares once again to shine with the light of its iconic Norwegian tree, Norwegian Pine sung so beautifully by gospel artist Sarah Téibo celebrates not only the joy of Christmas ...

The Rt Rev Martyn Snow, the Church of England’s leading bishop on welfare and child poverty, who applauded the Budget’s lifting of the two-child benefit cap, asserted the Bible’s endorsement of the ...

King George V unveiled the stone memorial on 11 November 1920, and the solemn public remembrance tradition it inaugurated has continued every year since, including during the war that followed. The ...

Head of Public Policy Tim Dieppe explains why a definition of Islamophobia would silence discussion about grooming gangs. Last month, Christian Concern a d ...

In March of next year, London’s Wembley Arena is set to host ‘Trans Mission’ – a star-studded charity concert in aid of ...

Richard Turnbull, former Principal of Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, died on 26 October, having been diagnosed with terminal cancer.

The Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion has issued a statement condemning the “gruesome murder” of Venerable Edwin Achi, ...