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Please raise your voice of concern re assisted suicide.
November 27th, 2009 | End of life
Please respond to the Director of Public Prosecution's Consultation on Assisted Suicide. Deadline is 16 December 2009.
Christians should be fearless to wear faith symbols at Christmas, say prominent bishops
November 27th, 2009 | Religious Freedom
Two prominent Anglican bishops have urged Christians to demonstrate that they ‘are not going to disappear quietly from the market place’.
Remove all religious safeguards in Equality Bill, says a coalition of activists
November 27th, 2009 | Employment, Equality, Religious Freedom
 A coalition of ‘faith groups’, human rights campaigners, trade unions and other secular organisations, met in the House of Commons to call on Parliament to remove what it calls &lsqu
Outrage over lap dancing plans in place of church in Cheshire
November 27th, 2009 | Social
 A Macclesfield nightclub revealed its plans to bring lap dancing to the town centre in place of a former church mission. The plans have caused outrage as the local public fear that the new activ
Heterosexual Couple Try to Form Civil Partnership to Promote Homosexual “Marriage”
November 25th, 2009 | Sexual Orientation
Two civil servants from Holloway arrived at Islington Town Hall on Tuesday, 24th November 2009 with the intention of giving notice of their intention to form a civil partnership.
Homosexual lobby group fights to have civil partnership ceremonies in churches
November 20th, 2009 | Sexual Orientation
A radical homosexual ‘rights’ group is seeking to expand its agenda through the Equality Bill, which is currently going through the parliamentary stages in Westminster.
Thought for the Day slot will remain closed to non-religious contributors, says BBC
November 19th, 2009 | Religious Freedom
The BBC Radio 4’s Today programme’s Thought for the Day slot will remain closed to non-religious contributors after the BBC’s governing body rejected recent complaints that it breach
Harriet Harman’s Equality Bill could lead to ban on Christmas, warn bishops
November 18th, 2009 | Equality, Religious Freedom
Christmas celebrations and other public expressions of the Christian faith could be banned under Harriet Harman’s controversial Equality Bill, which is currently going through the parliamentary
Government seeks to prevent publication of statistics on abortions of ‘imperfect’ babies
November 16th, 2009 | Abortion
The Department of Health has launched an extraordinary High Court bid seeking to maintain secrecy over the statistics on abortions of babies with cleft palate and club foot.
New rules could force elderly and disabled to commit suicide, say lawyers, peers and judges
November 16th, 2009 | End of life
A group of leading lawyers, peers and former judges warned last week that the new assisted suicide guidelines pose ‘serious dangers for public safety’ and the elderly and infirm people.
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