Harry Farley
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Franklin Graham offers 'three cheers' for Mike Pence's NFL walkout
Franklin Graham is praising Mike Pence's publicity stunt that saw the Vice President and his wife walk out of an NFL game after several players knelt during the national anthem in silent protest at police violence against black people.
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Bishop George Bell review to criticise Church's handling â reports
Bishop George Bell's reputation could be restored after an official review in the Church's handling of abuse allegations is expected to be critical of how the CofE handled the case.
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Church of England's equality law exemptions allow for 'abuse, homophobia and sexism' says bishop
A sitting bishop has called for the Church of England to be stripped of its exemptions under the Equalities Act to stamp out 'deep structures of abuse, homophobia and sexism'.
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Mass grave with 21 Coptic Christians' beheaded bodies found in Libya
A mass grave with the bodies of 21 Coptic Christians beheaded in Libya has been found, according to the country's interior ministry.
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Tens of thousands gather for controversial prayer event in Poland
Tens of thousands of people have taken part in a controversial prayer event for the salvation of Poland and the world.
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Trump delights evangelicals as he rolls back access to birth control
Donald Trump has rolled back requirements under Obamacare that forced employers to provide insurance to cover women's birth control.
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Primates hit out at conservative plot for rival Anglican church
Senior bishops have hit out at moves from some rebel conservatives to launch rival Anglican structures, accusing them of subverting the authority of the Church.
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Church sex abuse survivors hail 'significant' day at Canterbury protest
Victims of church sexual abuse are hailing a 'significant day' as they demand a 'tangible' shift in the Church's response to survivors.
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'Clean for Good': Church led drive sees London's first ethical cleaning company
London's first 'ethical' cleaning company is launching today in a church-led drive to change one of the city's most competitive and poorly paid sectors.
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Canterbury meeting: Walkout climbdown as Anglican primates hold together
Conservative Anglicans have climbed down from threats to walk out if their demands for harsher sanctions on the Scottish Church were not met.
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Anglican leaders rebuked for sanctions on Scots: 'You should have greater concerns'
Anglican leaders around the world should have 'far greater concerns' than sanctioning churches that permit same-sex marriage, the head of the Scottish Episcopal Church has said.
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Tearful Theresa May battles protester and coughing fits to outline 'the British dream'
A tearful Theresa May had to battle a protester and repeatedly losing her voice as she struggled to outline her vision for 'the British dream'.