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Christian B&B case: Supreme Court possibilities

06 Nov 2013 — A discussion with Sam Webster, Solicitor Advocate at The Christian Institute, about the possible outcomes of the Bulls appeal to the UK Supreme Court. The Bulls case involves a B&B, owned by Christians Peter and Hazelmary Bull, which restricts double bedded rooms to married couples. They were sued successfully in 2009 by a gay couple, Martyn Hall and Steven Preddy. The appeal to the Supreme Court seeks to overturn a finding of direct discrimination on sexual orientation.

News Bulletin 1 November 2013

There’s conflicting reports that a blessing for same-sex unions could be proposed as part of a review of the Church of England’s attitude to sexuality — An atheist ‘church’ has launched a half-a-million pound fundraising campaign to help set up ‘Godless congregations’ around the world — Churches in Northern Ireland have come together to voice concern over the girlguides new ‘godless’ promise, and to call for the reinstatement of the old promise — A company which manages student accommodation at Huddersfield University, has come in for criticism after refusing to allow Gideon Bibles to be placed in bedrooms — The Supreme Court has told the Northern Ireland’s health minister that he cannot appeal a high court decision which forces gay adoption on the province — The Government’s new Lobbying Bill risks undermining democracy & restricting freedom of expression and should be put on hold, according to a new report — Labour’s former spin doctor Alastair Campbell, has said that all day alcohol licensing laws should be reviewed — And a soldier from Cambridge is to return his grandfather’s Second World War Bible to him after carrying it in his body armour during a six-month tour of Afghanistan.