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China: Communist party reaffirms ban on belief in Zhejiang
Officials in China's Zhejiang province have reaffirmed that members of the Communist party (CPC) must categorically reject all religion.
We don't take rights of Christians seriously enough, says Council of Europe
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has voted overwhelmingly in favour of a report into discrimination against Christians.
'Symbolic moment' as first US all-female mosque is opened
Tired of feeling excluded from worship by strict gender rules, two Muslim women have opened their own mosque, where only women are allowed.
Iran: Holocaust cartoon competition launched in Charlie Hebdo backlash
Two Iranian institutions have launched a cartoon competition centred on the theme of Holocaust denial following outrage over those published by Charlie Hebdo.
Canon Michael Saward found dead in hotel room
Prominent Anglican priest Canon Michael Saward was found dead in his hotel room in Switzerland on Sunday morning, Christian Today has learned.
Bishop-elect Philip North to be consecrated today
Traditionalist reverend Philip North is to be consecrated today in York Minster, a week after the first woman was elevated to the order of bishops in the Church of England.
Boris Johnson not a 'serious practising Christian'
Boris Johnson "thinks about religion a lot" but does not actively practise any faith, he has revealed.
Muslim Council of Britain launches #VisitMyMosque day
If you've got some spare time this Sunday, the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) wants you to visit your local mosque.
Life for Christians improving in Egypt, says Catholic leader
Egyptian Christians are enjoying greater freedoms under President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, a spokesman for the country's Catholic Church has said.
Trojan Horse schools still at risk from Islamist extremisms, warns Ofsted chief
Birmingham schools targeted by extremists in the Trojan Horse scandal could still be at risk, the chief inspector of Ofsted told MPs on Wednesday.
Five key leaders in Germany's anti-Islamist group Pegida step down
Five leaders of Germany's anti-Islamist organisation Pegida have resigned amid increasing criticism about the group's "racist" agenda.
Bishop Heather Cook asked to resign following fatal hit-and-run accident
Maryland bishop Heather Cook, who is facing manslaughter charges for the hit-and-run of a cyclist in December, has been asked to resign by her diocese.
Tim Hughes announces move from HTB
Tim Hughes is set to lead a church in Birmingham, leaving London's Holy Trinity Brompton, where he has worked for almost a decade.
Catholics may be excluded from jury of Boston bombing trial
Criteria stating that a jury must be able to sentence a suspect to death means that Catholics may be disqualified from the Boston Marathon bombing trial, it has emerged.
Kenya: Christian radio hijacked by possible terrorists
Verses from the Qur'an were played on Hope FM on Tuesday night, in a suspected radio hijack.
Nicky Morgan 'unapologetic' over Christian school Ofsted inspections
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan yesterday said she will "vigorously defend" the drive to instil British values in UK schools, despite controversy over "intrusive" Ofsted questioning.