Race rules that block ethnic minority children being adopted by white families must be lifted, ministers said yesterday.
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November 21st, 2010
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November 21st, 2010
New documentary showing Muslim kidnapping and humiliation of Christian Copts.
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November 21st, 2010
Because David Nutt is a professor, he can say this sort of thing unchallenged on the BBC, and can also assert that ‘criminalising young people for smoking cannabis is actually more dangerous to them and their life than decriminalising it’. This is language abuse. A person who knowingly breaks the law of the land is not ‘criminalised’. He criminalises himself. It is also propaganda masquerading as science, and it stinks.
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November 20th, 2010
Schools in Birmingham have been targeted by Islamic extremists trying to infiltrate the education system, Education
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November 20th, 2010
Faith and family groups have labelled the song, which includes the lyrics "I get freaked out by churches," and "I'm not expecting a visit from Jesus", as "disrespectful" and a "sick joke".
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November 20th, 2010
A Christian woman sentenced to death in Pakistan on charges of blaspheming Islam said on Saturday she had been wrongfully accused by neighbours due to a personal dispute, and appealed to the president to pardon her.
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November 20th, 2010
Chancellor Angela Merkel urged Germans debating Muslim integration to stand up more for Christian values, saying this week the country suffered not from "too much Islam," but "too little Christianity."
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November 20th, 2010
Here's one bit of good news: You don't have to worry about being sentenced to stoning in Oklahoma anymore. The odds were never great that stonings were going to happen in a state famous mostly for wheat, beef and college football, but still, who needs that worry?
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November 20th, 2010
The campaign to legalise assisted suicide in Scotland suffered a setback yesterday when a key Holyrood committee said it could not support new right-to-die legislation.
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November 20th, 2010
Religious people far more charitable than their non-religious counterparts, according to a new study.