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1 in 5 UK adults would consider a career in porn - study
Younger people were more likely than older generations to be open to working in the porn industry, the Savanta ComRes poll found.
New campaign launched to challenge assisted suicide proposals
Fresh attempts are afoot in both Westminster and Holyrood to change the law, but the Better Way campaign says efforts should be concentrated on improving palliative care, not legalising assisted suicide.
'Heartbroken' Welsh evangelicals reach out to Gafcon
Gafcon said it had responded with a message of 'solidarity' to evangelicals contemplating their future in the Church in Wales after its decision to offer blessings for same-sex marriages and civil partnerships.
Disappointment as court overturns ruling restricting puberty blockers for under-16s
Campaigners have expressed their disappointment after the Court of Appeal overturned a previous ruling restricting the use of puberty blockers for under-16s.
Instagram to be probed over mental health impact on teenage girls
"It is clear that Facebook is incapable of holding itself accountable," said Senators Richard Blumenthal and Marsha Blackburn.
Terminally ill need 'best possible care', not assisted suicide - MP
Danny Kruger MP says society should be working towards ensuring good quality palliative care for everyone who needs it instead of the legalisation of assisted suicide.
Churches have a responsibility to welcome Afghan refugees - Bishop of London
The Bishop of London, Dame Sarah Mullally, has paid tribute to the courage of Afghan refugees as she visited a church in Marylebone which is supporting 70 people living at a nearby hotel.
Charismatic leader Colin Urquhart passes away from cancer
Thanks have been given for the life of Charismatic leader Colin Urquhart after his passing from cancer.
Tributes paid to 'God's general' David Yonggi Cho, founder of the world's largest church
The co-founder of the world's largest church has been remembered as a giant of the faith and "God's general" after his passing on Tuesday aged 85.
Vaccine hesitancy among some cardinals is 'a bit strange', says Pope
The Pope has admitted he is unsure as to why some Catholic cardinals are reluctant to receive the Covid-19 vaccine.
Covid put many women off having children - study
Covid-19 made large numbers of women re-consider plans to have children, a study has shown.
Babylon Bee challenges social media censorship and deplatforming
Christian satirical website The Babylon Bee is urging the state of Florida to uphold a law that stops social media platforms from censoring unpopular speakers or viewpoints.
Christians previously imprisoned for their faith are arrested again in Eritrea
Over a dozen Christians have been re-arrested in house raids in Eritrea.
US denomination installs first openly transgender bishop
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has installed Rev. Megan Rohrer as the first openly transgender bishop to serve in the liberal mainline Protestant denomination's history.
Anti-vax pastor permanently banned from Twitter
Controversial pastor Greg Locke, who has railed against Covid-19 face masks and vaccines, says Twitter has permanently suspended his account.
Piers Morgan fears MMA fights between biological women and trans athletes could be 'deadly'
"It was obvious very quickly that McLaughlin was too strong, and equally obvious that this strength came from the 33 years she spent as a biological man," said Morgan after trans mixed martial arts fighter Alana McLaughlin defeated Celine Provost in a recent bout.