Harry Farley

• UN aid workers carried out 60,000 rapes in a decade

  UN staff have carried out thousands of rapes all around the world, a former official claimed on Tuesday.

• Christian magistrate sacked after criticising gay adoption sues Lord Chief Justice

  A Christian magistrate who was sacked after giving media interviews expressing his views on gay adoption is suing the Lord Chief Justice for religious discrimination.

• Egypt sentences Coptic priest's killer to death

  An Egyptian man guilty of killing a Coptic priest in Cairo last year has been sentenced to death.

• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to be married by Justin Welby

  The Archbishop of Canterbury will marry Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Kensington Palace announced today.

• UK's treatment of Down's syndrome amounts to eugenics, synod told

  The UK's treatment of Down's syndrome amounts to eugenics, the Church of England's general synod heard on Saturday.

• Church facing years of shame as extent of abuse emerges, bishop warns

  The Church of England has upped its spending on safeguarding five-fold since 2014 as it attempts to address hundreds of abuse allegations against clergy and officials.

• Church of England embraces unity with Methodist Church

  The Church of England has embraced plans for unity with the Methodist Church, ending 200 years of schism that began with John Wesley in the 18th century.

• Archbishop warns Church of England against dangers of 'radical change'

  The Archbishop of Canterbury says change must be undertaken with respect for tradition, at a time when Church is struggling to deal with the challenges of dwindling numbers and clergy sex abuse.

• Church to urge government clampdown on supermarket food waste

  The Church of England is set to urge the government to clamp down on supermarkets who needlessly waste surplus food.

• Entrenched opposition to women priests blocks Church's diversity efforts, synod told

  Entrenched opposition to women's ordination is still blocking the Church of England's attempts to improve diversity among its senior leadership, its ruling general synod was told today.

• Church of England facing more than 3,000 abuse cases

  The Church of England is facing more than 3,000 abuse complaints, the vast majority of which relate to children.

• Some serving bishops have been abused, says campaigner in victims booklet sent to CofE synod members

  A number of bishops and senior church leaders are themselves survivors of sex abuse but a sense of shame prevents them from speaking out, a campaigner is claiming.