Carey Lodge
Boko Haram claims responsibility for Baga massacre, saying 'The Lord told us to'
The leader of Boko Haram has claimed responsibility for the recent brutal massacre in Baga in northeast Nigeria and has threatened more violence.
Benefits claimants with mental health problems among worst hit by sanctions
Benefits claimants deemed unfit to work owing to mental health problems are more likely to have their benefits stopped by sanctions than those suffering from other conditions, new research shows.
Carey Lodge: Page 3 might have covered up but it's not a triumph for feminism yet
Sure, the women on Page 3 might now be wearing a bra, but it doesn't exactly scream liberation to me.
Trainee lawyer blames non-Muslims for Paris terror attacks
A trainee lawyer at a top London firm has been criticised for the remarks he made in a YouTube video.
Pope Francis: Catholics need not breed 'like rabbits'
The Pope surprised journalists yesterday by encouraging his followers not to breed "like rabbits" and instead practice "responsible" parenting.
Saeed Abedini's wife pleads for meeting with President Obama
The wife of Saeed Abedini, the American pastor imprisoned in Iran, has requested a face-to-face meeting with President Obama.
Justin Welby: Banks must be people-centred
"A society with a clear moral compass will handle money fairly and justly," the Archbishop of Canterbury told a group of bankers in London today.
Richest one per cent to own more than half of global wealth, says Oxfam
A damning report claims that "staggering" global inequality means the combined wealth of the richest 1 per cent in the world is set to overtake the rest of the population in 2016.
Churches urged to support British dairy farmers
As British dairy farmers struggle to survive amid a milk pricing crisis, churches are being asked to support and pray for the industry.
Wild: Review
A story of redemption, individual triumph and a celebration of life, writes Carey Lodge.
Colton Burpo stands by Heaven is for Real
Colton Burpo has defended his story just days after Alex Malarkey revealed that his own near-death experience was fake.
Pope Francis on climate change: humans have 'slapped nature in the face'
The Pope has urged politicians to make "courageous decisions" as scientists warn of climate tipping points.
Larry Tomczak in open letter to Ellen DeGeneres: 'We must remain faithful to the truth, whether it is popular or not'
The conservative author who accused Ellen DeGeneres of pushing a "gay agenda" on young people has now penned a letter to the talk show host, saying: "The true Christian Church must stand as a 'sign of contradiction' amidst ever-changing cultural trends".
David Cameron hits back at Archbishops' comments on inequality: 'I profoundly disagree'
David Cameron has responded to the Archbishops of York and Canterbury's criticism of income inequality in Britain by saying he "profoundly disagree[s]" with their assessment.
Is Britain still Christian? Should we even care?
Headlines screaming of the need to defend our 'Christian culture' have become a cliché in recent months, particularly as Islamist extremists dominate the news. But what exactly is it, and does it need protecting?
Fox News host criticised for terrorist rant: 'We need to kill them all'
Controversial Fox News host Jeanine Pirro has come under fire for a televised rant in which she said: "We need to kill them. We need to kill them â the radical Muslim terrorists hell-bent on killing us."