
Stop vilifying those who
oppose redefining
marriage
Activists seeking to rewrite the definition of marriage must stop trying to vilify those who oppose them, a gay writer has warned.

4 million families to get opt-out from web porn
One of the country’s largest internet service providers is to ask all of its four million customers if they wish to block access to pornographic websites.

Sentamu: Redefining marriage would be a misuse of the law
The Government’s controversial plan to redefine marriage has nothing to do with injustice and would be a “misuse of the statute”, the Archbishop of York has warned.

Most still want Queen to be Defender of the Faith
Most people want the Queen to stay “Defender of the Faith” and Supreme Governor of the Church of England, a BBC survey shows.

Government sends KJV Bibles to all schools
The Education Secretary will this week send commemorative copies of the Bible to schools in England in celebration of 400 years of the King James Version.
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