Harry Farley

• Trident: UK Churches united in opposition as Labour's turmoil continues

  Church leaders have offered unanimous opposition to the renewal of the UK's nuclear weapons ahead of a key House of Commons debate on Monday.

• Christian refugees face death threats from Muslims in camps, say German churches

  Christian refugees face discrimination and even death threats at the hands of Muslims in German refugee centres, according to a joint statement issued by the country's evangelical and Catholic Churches.

• ISIS confirms death of senior leader

  The death of a senior ISIS leader has been confirmed by a news agency linked to the militant group.

• Theresa May's new cabinet: Who's who and what have they said about religion?

  Theresa May announced a new cabinet on Thursday after she became the UK's second woman Prime Minister in Wednesday.

• Zimbabwean pastor arrested after campaigning against Mugabe

  A Zimbabwean pastor has been arrested and charged with inciting public violence after he led a campaign against President Robert Mugabe's regime.

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  Ofsted WILL still inspect Sunday schools, warns Christian MP

  Ofsted will still inspect Sunday schools and other church groups under anti-terrorism laws, it was warned on Monday, despite government assurances they had moderated plans.

• Woman has throat slit while preaching gospel in Nigeria

  A woman was killed while preaching the gospel in Ghana on Saturday, police have confirmed.

• Andrea Leadsom quits leaving door open for Prime Minister May

  Andrea Leadsom has quit the race for Conservative Party leadership leaving the door open for Theresa May to be Prime Minister.

• Banned sex offender vicars continue to conduct funeral services

  Banned sex-offender vicars continue to make thousands of pounds by hiring themselves out to conduct funeral services, a senior Church of England cleric warned.

• Archbishop of York urges synod as sexuality talks begin: 'Help anyone who has been hurt'

  The Church of England's ruling body was urged to "help anyone who has been hurt" as it entered fraught talks over human sexuality.

• No compromise: Die-hard conservatives walk out of Anglican talks on gay relationships

  A small group of conservative Anglicans will boycott the Church of England's private talks on sexuality in a reflection of intense divides within its governing synod.

• Tory government academies policy is 'open goal' opportunity for Church

  Thousands of children could receive a "deeply Christian" education if the Church of England's vision for education is successful.