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Abortion at 39 weeks prompts outrage from British politicians

Abortion laws are 'medieval and cruel' say MPs.

Christian party leader has strong words for Desmond Tutu's assisted dying endorsement

Christian Democratic Party condemns Desmond Tutu's assisted dying endorsement

Pope Wars continued: Well...actually neither of them watched the World Cup final

Gambling might be discouraged in the Bible, but all bets were off in the run up to Sunday's World Cup final as Germany and Argentina faced off in a match that was pitted as "Pope vs Pope".

Murderous militants are 'precious in God's sight', says pastor

Christian pastor in Central African Republic shows mercy to militants.

Two nuns, kidnapped by ISIS, released safely and without ransom

John MacArthur: Churches which support same-sex marriage belong to Satan

The controversial pastor and author John MacArthur has said churches which condone same-sex marriage belong to Satan.

William Hague has given a voice to women raped in wartime - we should be grateful for that

William Hague quits as Foreign Secretary, but his legacy on sexual violence should endure, writes Katie Harrison.

Kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirl: 'I was raped 15 times a day by different men'

Despite global attention, the actual horror faced by the kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls has, until now, not yet been known. One escapee, however, has now revealed the inexplicable terror of being raped up to 15 times a day.

New education secretary Nicky Morgan on her Christian faith

Nicky Morgan has moved up the ranks in Cameron's reshuffle, replacing Michael Gove.

Women bishops: What happens next?

Yesterday marked a key moment in the life of the Church of England, which could have its first female bishop as early as next year. But who will it be? And what effect will the vote have on church unity?

Bale beefs up for Exodus... but would Moses have had a six pack?

Christian Bale on fighting form for Exodus film.

Justin Welby on Islamic extremism: 'We've become too hysterical'

"The proportion of Muslims who are radicalised is extraordinarily small...I think we've been becoming too hysterical about this subject for some considerable period," warned Archbishop Justin Welby.