Private Members’ Bill ballot: could an assisted suicide Bill return?
The ballot for the Private Members’ Bills has taken place, and of the more than 400 backbench MPs who entered, 20 names have been drawn.
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Lay off it BBC – young Brits are not turning pro-life ‘because of America’
A recent BBC InDepth article claimed that US groups are driving ‘anti-abortion activism’ in the UK.
A Christian’s guide to voting
With elections fast approaching, you might be wondering what it means to be a Christian in a democracy, whether you should vote, who you should vote for, and does it make a difference?
The assisted suicide legislation has fallen! Or has it?
Today was the final day of scheduled debate for Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide Bill, and, as we have known for some time, there were too many issues with the legislation for it to make it through the House of Lords before it was timed out. As such, it will officially fall at the end of the Parliamentary session next week.
‘A life changed, a church revived, a nation reformed, a world evangelised.’
Sharon James will be leading the Church History track at the FIEC event Rising Lights, 6–10 April 2026 in Torquay. She will be speaking about four individuals (including Auguste Hermann Francke) who experienced personal renewal and then an increased passion for revival in their church, their nation, and the world.
The Olympic trans ban can only be the starting gun not the finish line
The International Olympic Committee has announced a long overdue ban on biological men competing against women.