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Religious liberty

Section 5 amendment needed to ‘roll back’ offence culture (19/01/2012)

Punished: Mayor who criticised Halloween (18/01/2012)

Bishops slam shops for failing to stock Christian Easter egg (16/01/2012)

Report: Costs of Equality Act ‘far outweigh’ any benefits (13/01/2012)

Christian radio station will be allowed to challenge ad ban (11/01/2012)

Govt consultation on public order law closes next week (6/01/2012)

‘Religious literacy’ lacking in public life, bishop warns (5/01/2012)

US nurses retain right to refuse to assist abortions (5/01/2012)

PM: Bible gives us values and morality worth standing up for (19/12/2011)

Peter Tatchell offers to testify on behalf of demoted Christian (19/12/2011)

Scottish anti-sectarianism law passes with free speech clause (16/12/2011)

Govt gives assurances on church civil partnerships (16/12/2011)

Govt won’t support Christian registrar’s case in Europe (13/12/2011)

Equality chief slams secularist bid to end council’s prayers (12/12/2011)

Eric Pickles backs freedom for local council prayers (8/12/2011)

Now Scots Episcopal Church says NO to redefining marriage (7/12/2011)

Guardian editor and MP criticise NSS prayer case (6/12/2011)

Secularists in court today to ban council’s prayers (2/12/2011)

Speaker squanders taxpayer money on ‘equality’ crest (2/12/2011)

Report warns of ‘£1bn’ equality cost to employers (2/12/2011)

Schools set to receive a King James Bible from Government (29/11/2011)

Free expression clause added to Scots anti-sectarianism Bill (25/11/2011)

‘Meaningful’ Christmas tree chocs selling well (24/11/2011)

Churchgoers should be better represented at the BBC (24/11/2011)

Church leader: some officials are ‘out to get’ Christians (22/11/2011)

Don’t redefine marriage, warn Scottish Free Presbyterians (18/11/2011)

MSPs question sectarianism bill after rise in banning orders (18/11/2011)

Australian PM gives conscience vote on redefining marriage (17/11/2011)

Tesco funds Gay Pride but drops support for Cancer Research (15/11/2011)

Cameron ignores aides to choose his own Bible verses (15/11/2011)

Bible verses on Christmas stamps to celebrate KJV (14/11/2011)

Matthew Parris slams ‘reverse persecution’ against Christian (11/11/2011)

BBC promises Songs of Praise will not become multi-faith (11/11/2011)

Warning on free speech as Peers discuss Section 5 (10/11/2011)

Demoted Christian gets backing from Govt minister (10/11/2011)

Ruling reserved in Christian B&B appeal (9/11/2011)

B&B appeal: Christians have human rights too, says QC (9/11/2011)

Christian B&B case: Bulls in Court of Appeal today (8/11/2011)

BBC Question Time: faith in God brings happiness (4/11/2011)

SNP go it alone to force sectarianism Bill forward (4/11/2011)

Trafford Housing Trust under fire for ‘bullying retribution’ (4/11/2011)

Opposition parties unite against sectarianism Bill (3/11/2011)

Britain should be proud of Christianity, says Warsi (1/11/2011)

Bosses who demoted Christian feared losing gay rights award (31/10/2011)

Scots Govt to press on with Sectarianism Bill (28/10/2011)

Christian’s demotion is ‘despicable’, says MP (28/10/2011)

Demotion of Christian housing manager looks ‘vindictive’ (27/10/2011)

Section 5 needs changing quickly, says Lib Dem MP (27/10/2011)

Protect Christians same as homosexuals, Cameron told (27/10/2011)

Secularists force review of churchgoers’ free parking (27/10/2011)

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