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Tim Farron demands report on Muslim Brotherhood before vote on Syria
Tim Farron has insisted a delayed report into the Muslim Brotherhood must be published before the eight Liberal Democrat MPs would support a vote for British military action in Syria.
4 in 10 women who have had abortions are regular churchgoers
Four in ten women with unwanted pregnancies are regular churchgoers, new figures by LifeWay Research reveals.
Nuns dressed as prostitutes are tackling human trafficking worldwide
Nuns dressed as prostitutes are tackling human trafficking across 140 countries, according to the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
'Clock boy': Ahmed Mohamed seeks $15m from city and school
The Muslim boy who was arrested when his teacher mistook a homemade clock for a bomb has demanded $15m (£10m) in compensation.
#1in5Muslims trend mocks misleading headline and tackles Islamophobia
Thousands of people have ridiculed The Sun newspaper's misleading headline yesterday which claimed that one in five British Muslims have "sympathy for jihadis."
ISIS loses two key Syrian towns to government forces
ISIS have received another setback in Syria after government forces and allied militia captured two towns in the west of the country.
Divorce rates lowest in 40 years new figures show
Divorce rates in Britain are at their lowest in 40 years, but family breakdown is still rising, new figures show.
To cut or not to cut? Key questions to ask ahead of spending review
Ahead of Wednesday's action, Christian Today has taken a look at what can be expected and what Christians should look out for when Osborne gets to his feet in the House of Commons.
Brian Houston failed to report his father's sexual abuse - royal commission
The founder of Hillsong Church, Brian Houston, failed to report allegations his father had sexually abused children and had a conflict of interest in dealing with the accusations, a royal commission into the case found.
Landmark ruling? Woman with advanced MS should be allowed to die, says judge
Life-saving medical treatment for a woman with advanced multiple sclerosis should be withdrawn and she be allowed to die, a judge has ruled in what is said to be a landmark ruling.
Donald Trump's suggestion of Muslim database 'objectionable' says UK cardinal
Donald Trump's plan to force American Muslims to register on a database is "an objectionable suggestion," the head of the Catholic Church in England and Wales has said today.
Rowan Williams: We must try to understand ISIS
We must try to understand ISIS, urged former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams.
ISIS claim responsibility for shooting Italian missionary in Bangladesh
ISIS have claimed responsibility for the shooting of an Italian missionary in Bangladesh on Wednesday.
White evangelicals favour Carson the most and Trump the least, survey shows
Ben Carson is the most favoured republican presidential candidate for white evangelicals, a survey has found, with Donald Trump the least favoured.
33 ISIS fighters killed as militant families flee Raqqa
At least 33 ISIS militants in Raqqa have been killed in air-strikes since Sunday as ISIS families flee the stronghold, local activists have said.
Vatican City 'medieval' law infringes on free speech says Vatileaks journalist
Vatican law infringes on free speech, said the Italian investigative journalist accused of leaking confidential documents.