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Italy urges Pakistan to drop Asia Bibi's death sentence

Italian Minister for Foreign Affairs Giulio Terzi has given instructions to its embassy in Islamabad to appeal to the Pakistani authorities on behalf of Asia Bibi.

Benefits cap will 'hurt the poorest'

The Caritas Social Action Network (CSAN) has criticised the Government's plans to cap benefits at 1% for the next three years.

New campaign promotes healthy eating

It's time to burn off the Christmas pud and mince pies with the launch of a new healthy eating campaign across the UK today.

CofE bishops move has 'clouded' Anglican Communion

The Archbishop of Kenya has spoken of his disappointment at the Church of England's decision to allow clergy in civil partnerships to be bishops.

Packed service celebrates ministry of women

Dorchester Abbey was full yesterday for an Epiphany service to celebrate the contribution of women to the Church of England.

Egypt's new constitution will create 'Islamic caliphate'

Church leaders in Egypt are disappointed with the new constitution

Review: Triple Jeopardy for the West

Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali warns of three current and serious threats to the Christian culture of British life: secularism, Islamism and multiculturalism

Archbishop launches homelessness initiative in York

The Archbishop of York has launched a new initiative to address homelessness in the city.

Christians evacuated from Sudan

Barnabas Fund has transported over 2,300 Christians from Sudan since the start of its rescue mission four months ago.

Church 'salami-slicing' teaching

Orthodox and evangelical Anglicans are questioning the Church of England's decision to allow clergy in civil partnerships to be bishops.

Muslims in Indonesia violating rights of Christians

Concerns are growing over at least 50 cases of religious freedom violations against Christians in Indonesia last year, as not only extremists but ordinary Muslims were responsible for many of the acts of intolerance and violence, according to a recent study.