Harry Farley

• Government offer to child refugees is 'absolute minimum', say campaigners

  The UK will accept more unaccompanied child refugees in response to pressure for opposition parties and charities.

• The EU and Christianity: Questions of religious identity dominate debate on the Union

  The relationship between Islam and European identity clouded a robust debate tonight as audience members and panellists clashed over the future of the European Union.

• Archbishop of Canterbury: Trump would be 'very challenging' as US President

  The Archbishop of Canterbury expressed his reservations about US Presidential candidate Donald Trump this morning in an interview for ITV's Good Morning Britain.

• Trump endorsed by Liberty University's Jerry Falwell amid feud with Fox

  Donald Trump has bagged another high-profile evangelical endorsement after Jerry Falwell Jr., president of the influential Liberty University, announced his official support.

• Justin Welby: Caricature and prejudice can lead to 'violent persecution and genocide'

  The Archbishop of Canterbury has warned of the dangers of caricature and prejudice, saying they can "lead to violent persecution and genocide" in a statement on Holocaust Memorial Day.

• Kuwait MPs block church building because it 'contradicts Sharia law'

  Plans to build churches in Kuwait have been rejected by MPs because they "contradict Islamic Sharia law".

• Education charity demands end to cap on faith-based school places

  Barriers restricting faith schools must be abolished a leading education charity has said.

• Michael Gove says his Christianity informs his justice policy: 'I believe in redemption'

  Justice secretary Michael Gove said his Christian faith informs his prison policies, telling a critical Tory MP "I believe in redemption".

• 'Convert or leave': Minority Muslim group threatened in Indonesia as persecution grows

  A minority Muslim group has been ordered to convert to Sunni Islam or face expulsion in Indonesia.

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  Ofsted chief backs ban on face veils in schools

  Ofsted inspectors can downgrade schools for wearing the veil if it is a "barrier from learning", the chief inspector announced.

• Iraqi Christians seek refuge in Czech Republic after asylum offer

  Ten Iraqi Christians have arrived in Prague after the Czech Republic agreed to resettle more than 150 asylum seekers.

• Evangelical church to appeal ruling saying it cannot advise parents to 'lovingly spank' children

  An evangelical church in South Africa will appeal a human rights ruling that it cannot advise congregants to "lovingly spank their children", according to the Telegraph.