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Christian in prison for praying dies after being denied medication
A Christian man who was jailed for praying has died in Laos after he was denied vital medication for his diabetes.
Bangladeshi atheist 'kill list' includes nine UK bloggers
A 'kill list' has been published by a militant Islamic group in Bangladesh which includes nine British-based bloggers.
Dozens of ISIS fighters killed in Syrian airstrikes
ISIS have continued to suffer losses as Syrian government warplanes maintain their bombardment of the group's strongholds.
Muslim anti-war protester bullied by former Lord Mayor
The former Lord Mayor of Manchester bullied an anti-war Muslim protester and repeatedly claimed he could be a terrorist, an investigation found.
Pakistani Christian arrested after his home was set ablaze
A Pakistani Christian has been arrested after having his home torched by a violent mob, an aid group has reported.
Francis is not as liberal as Americans think, Philadelphia archbishop says
Those hoping Pope Francis will liberalise some of the Catholic's church teaching "risk being very disappointed," said Archbishop Charles Chaput, who will be the pope's host when he arrives in Philadelphia on Saturday.
Plan to scrap free school meals for infants branded 'disastrous' and 'insulting'
Free school meals could be scrapped for infants at lunchtime as George Osborne turns his eye to his November spending review.
Rabbis urge David Cameron to take more refugees, 'Remember WW2'
More than 100 rabbis have urged David Cameron to take in more Syrian refugees.
Trump: We have a problem with radical Muslims
Donald Trump has said that the United States has a problem with radical muslims.
Christians under threat in Nepal as anti-conversion law passed
An anti-conversion clause inserted into Nepal's new constitution was signed the President yesterday, sparking concern from a religious freedom charity.
'Incredible desperation': prominent church leaders visit refugee camps to express solidarity
Church leaders across the UK and France have visited refugee camps over the weekend to express their solidarity and support.
Pope in US: Gay and Conservative Catholics battle for Francis' attention
Gay Catholics in the US will not stage any protests or demonstrations but will welcome the Pope peacefully in an attempt to improve relations between the Catholic Church and the gay community.
Over 1.4 million children forced to flee Boko Haram, UN says
1.4 million children have been forced to flee the terrorist group Boko Haram in Nigeria, the UN's children agency said.
Corbyn faces rebellion over bombing ISIS in Syria
British bombing of ISIS targets in Syria is becoming increasingly likely as half the shadow cabinet are prepared to rebel against Jeremy Corbyn and vote with David Cameron in favour of airstrikes, the Sunday Times reports.
Married minister used bible to justify 'bottom spanking cult'
A church minister spanked womens' bare bottoms to satisfy his sexual desires and used the bible to justify his action a court heard yesterday.
The bible must be at the centre of Anglican Communion, global group says
The bible must be at the centre of the Anglican Communion, the head of Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON) has said.