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Mother responds to son wanting to sue for giving birth to him without his consent
The mother of a man who wants to sue her and her husband for bringing him into the world without his consent says she is prepared to take the blame if he can explain how they could have sought his consent.
European Council President Donald Tusk: there's a 'special place in hell' for Brexiters who pushed ahead without a plan
The President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, has blasted politicians who pushed for Brexit 'without even a sketch of a plan', saying there was a 'special place in hell' for them.
Why calling Liam Neeson a racist is just avoiding the issue
The one uncontroversial thing to say about the Liam Neeson interview is that he probably wishes he'd never given it.
How to hear God's voice when you're desperate for an answer
I prayed and prayed for God to make it super abundantly clear. This was big and we needed to be one hundred per cent sure.
The art of healing: Why churches should care more about beauty
Art is building a bridge between the visible and the invisible. Patients' prisons are being transcended by impossible beauty.
Kids' church, family and Brexit: Why people are more important than projects
The cause may be vital and exciting but I believe we should change the world a person at a time, starting with loving those closest to us.
Half of US Millennial Christians don't believe in evangelism
Almost half of Millennial Christians in the US believe evangelism is wrong, according to new research from Barna.
Karl Marx's London grave memorial damaged in hammer attack
A memorial to Karl Marx at the cemetery in north London where the 19th century political philosopher is buried has been defaced.
Trump appeals to evangelicals with pledge on late-term abortions
During his 82-minute speech, he outlined his political priorities without providing specific policy details.
Pope says he is committed to stopping sexual abuse of nuns
Francis made his comments on the plane returning from Abu Dhabi in response to a reporter's question about an article last week in a Vatican monthly magazine about the abuse of nuns in the Catholic Church.
Poor will 'pay the price' for a bad Brexit, warns Bishop of Leeds
If Brexit turns out badly, it is poor people and British business that will suffer, the Bishop of Leeds has said.
Bible believed to be 1,200 years old discovered in Turkey
An extremely rare Bible has been discovered in Turkey by police as part of an anti-smuggling operation.
Five held in Philippines over deadly cathedral bombing
Philippine authorities have detained five suspected Abu Sayyaf militants in connection with the deadly bombing of a cathedral last month.
Syrian Muslims embrace Christianity after witnessing ISIS brutality
Syrian Christians have shared how they converted from Islam to Christianity after witnessing the brutality of Islamic extremist groups like ISIS, who carried out barbaric acts in the name of Allah.
Suffolk Police apologise for call to blogger who wrote that transwomen are biologically male
Suffolk Police have apologised for the way they handled complaints about a blog article that disagreed with the claim that 'transwomen are women'.
New El Salvador president urged to champion peace after election win
The newly elected president of El Salvador Nayib Bukele has been urged to work for peace when he takes office in June.