Harry Farley
Assisted suicide law looms in Canada to concern of Christian doctors
Thousands of Christian doctors in Canada are worried they could be forced to perform euthanasia under an upcoming new law.
British attitudes toward refugees are hardening
British attitudes toward accepting refugees have hardened, according to a BBC poll.
Religious people are happier, but more anxious, new research suggests
Religious people are happier but more anxious according to new figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Sunday Trading: Government may face defeat as Tory rebellion grows
A mounting rebellion is developing against Sunday trading among Tory MPs, Christian Today understands.
EU reform: Christian think-tanks on whether Cameron has done enough
David Cameron today launched a defence of his draft EU reform deal with the European Union in a bid to persuade MPs in his own party and the public to vote to stay in the bloc.
Ashers Bakery appeal suspended after dramatic intervention
The 'gay cake' case has been dramatically adjourned following a last minute intervention from Northern Ireland's Attorney General.
Universal Credit: 'Unacceptable delays' and cuts will leave working families worse off
Universal Credit, a new system of welfare payments being rolled out by the government, will leave people worse off according to research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
'Gay cake' case: Appeal begins today, as Ashers Bakery insists it does not discriminate
A court appeal launched by Christian-run Ashers Bakery over the so-called "gay cake case" is due to begin today.
LGBT groups raise money to buy New York church
LGBT groups have raised funds to buy a New York City church previously known for its firm opposition to homosexuality.
Sunday trading back on the cards despite strong opposition
Plans to liberalise Sunday trading laws are back on the cards although the government is yet to publish the results of a public consultation.
Ashers Bakery petition tops 8,000 as 'gay cake' appeal looms
A petition supporting a Christian bakery in Northern Ireland has received more than 8,000 signatures just ten days after it was launched.
EU renegotiation draft delivers 'substantial change' says Cameron
Britain would be able to request an "emergency brake" on migrant benefits under a deal aimed at keeping Britain in the European Union which was published today by European Council President Donald Tusk.
ISIS militants behead 14-year-old for 'missing Friday prayers'
A 14-year-old boy has been brutally executed by Islamic State militants for allegedly missing Friday prayers.
Tim Farron again dodges questions on homosexuality, but says he became a Liberal to support LGBT rights
Tim Farron, the evangelical Christian leader of the Liberal Democrats, has again avoided answering whether he believes homosexuality is a sin.
Pope Francis is to make his movie debut, but not as an actor
Pope Francis is to become the first Pontiff to appear in a film, but not as an actor, the Vatican has announced.
Tory leadership race heats up as Nicky Morgan says it must not be between 'two white men'
Nicky Morgan has aimed a swipe at fellow potential Conservative leadership candidates by saying the contest must not be fought between two "white men".