Florence Taylor

• Paris attacks: Key suspect Mohamed Abrini arrested in Brussels

  The key suspect in November's Islamic State attacks in Paris, Mohamed Abrini, has been arrested in Brussels, Belgian media say.

• Bernie Sanders will speak at the Vatican on creating a 'moral economy'

  Bernie Sanders will take a break from the campaign trail to speak at the Vatican on social, economic and environmental issues.

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  Cardinal Nichols: Human trafficking is 'an evil crying out to heaven'

  The head of the Catholic Church in the UK has called for an international effort to eliminate human trafficking and modern slavery by 2030, describing it as "an evil crying out to heaven".

• Garissa one year on: Christians should expect persecution, pastor says

  Christians must expect to face persecution, according to one Nigerian pastor reflecting on the Garissa attacks a year on.

• Christian baker slams new 'religious freedom' bill for allowing discrimination against gay people

  A Christian baker from Mississippi has criticised the religious freedom bill for "decriminilising discrimination" against LGBT people.

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  Feeling unmotivated? Here are 10 Bible verses about God's purpose for your life

  Here are 10 Bible verses to encourage you about God's purpose for your life

• ISIS militants 'abduct 300 factory workers in Syria'

  Three hundred cement workers have been kidnapped by militants fighters in an area northeast of Damascus, Syrian state television said today.

• Burma: Europeans unite to call for end to Rohingya persecution

  The European Burma Network have called the new government to address the Rohingya crisis that has left 150,000 people displaced.

• Fallujah: Besieged city is starving to death under ISIS control

  The residents of the ISIS-controlled city Fallujah, Iraq, have been forced to eat soup made from grass, as the besieged city starves without aid.

• Southern Baptist leaders urge Christians to respond to refugees with love, not fear

  Leaders of the Southern Baptist Convention have urged Christians to love refugees, admonishing the American Church for responding to the refugee crisis from a place of fear, rather than faith.

• Christians threaten to protest after Nepal 'cancels Christmas'

  Nepal has decided to remove Christmas from its calender in an effort to control the rising number of public holidays. Christians in Nepal are protesting the decision, however, calling for its immediate reinstatement.

• Bangladeshi blogger who criticised Islamism hacked to death

  A Bangladeshi law student who criticised Islamism on his Facebook account has been attacked with machetes and killed, police said, the latest in a series of murders of secular activists and bloggers by suspected Islamist militants.