Named Person victory three years on
On 28 July 2016, the UK Supreme Court dramatically struck down the central provisions of the Scottish Government’s Named Person scheme.
Features
2021 census causing controversy with questions on gender identity and sexuality
Controversial questions in the 2021 Census – by Rod Badams
Marking 20 years of the Scottish Parliament
On 12 May 1999 the Scottish Parliament was re-established for the first time in 292 years. Winnie Ewing, a leading campaigner for the change, marked the restoration of powers with these words: “The Scottish Parliament was adjourned on 25 March in the year 1707. It is hereby reconvened.”
Living Christianity
“So also faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead.” James 2:17
We’ve seen David Gauke’s no-fault divorce plans before – in the Soviet Union
This week, Secretary of State for Justice David Gauke was busy accepting plaudits for his no-fault divorce Bill.
On this day: Christian beliefs on trial
On 24 June 2008, Anthony Rollins was preaching in Birmingham city centre. He was speaking, as he often did, to passers-by about the Lord Jesus Christ.