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#ModiNotWelcome: Crowds gather to protest religious intolerance in India
Crowds demonstrated outside Downing Street today in protest at ongoing religious persecution in India.
Pope Francis: Gadgets are ruining family life
Addiction to gadgets can ruin family life, Pope Francis has said at his weekly audience in St Peter's Square, comparing modern children to pensioners.
Israel Boycott gains traction as EU demands settlement products are labelled
Boycotting Israeli products produced in illegal settlements will be easier as the European Commission have issued guidelines on labelling.
Muslims 'negatively affected' by counter-terrorism policies, says report
British Muslims are negatively affected by government policies, especially those linked to security and extremism, campaign group has said
Ted Cruz slammed for saying no atheist should be President
Secular groups have slammed Ted Cruz, Republican presidential candidate, who recently said that anyone who wants to be president must not be an atheist.
Prime Minister Modi to visit the UK amid rise of religious intolerence and extremism in India
India's Prime Minister will arrive in London this week amid a wave of protests that his Hindu nationalist party has created "an atmosphere of religious intolerance and impunity."
Barking mad: advent calendars more likely to feature pet treats than pictures of Jesus
Advent calendars are now over twice as likely to feature treats for pets than pictures of the infant Christ, it has been claimed.
Abortion law devolved to Scotland as MPs pass Scotland Bill
Abortion law will be devolved to Scotland after MPs in the House of Commons voted through a series of new powers in the Scotland Bill.
Tory rebellion supported by SNP as government faces defeat over Sunday trading
The government is facing defeat over its plans to relax Sunday Trading regulations after the SNP has said it will join Labour and Conservative rebels in opposing the changes.
Cameron: Reform of EU is not 'mission impossible'
Reforming Britain's membership of the EU will not be "mission impossible," David Cameron will say today.
Government taken to court over exclusion of humanism from Religious Studies
The government will be challenged in court tomorrow over it's decision to exclude non-religious beliefs from the new religious studies GCSE syllabus.
Sickening footage purports to show ISIS executing 200 Syrian children
Sickening new footage purports to show ISIS militants lining up and shooting 200 Syrian children.
ISIS support grows as more Al Shabaab members pledge allegiance
Support for ISIS appears to be growing as a new video, purportedly released by Al Shabaab, shows 50 fighters pledging their allegiance to the radical militant group.
'I am not Charlie' trends in Russia after 'blasphemous' cartoons published
Charlie Hebdo has caused outrage after the French satirical magazine published two cartoons ridiculing the crash of a Russian plane in Egypt.
'When I picture my future, I see nothing': 400,000 Syrian refugee children in Turkey not in school
More than 400,000 refugee children living in Turkey are not receiving education, a report released today has revealed.
Hacking group 'Anonymous' releases names of KKK members
The names of about 1,000 alleged members of Ku Klux Klan (KKK) have been published online by the hacking group Anonymous.