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News Bulletin 16 August 2013

The BBC is considering removing the Bible from long-running radio programme Desert Island Discs, according to a source within the broadcaster — Two Christian preachers who were arrested for reading the Bible in public have been found not guilty by a judge in California — A wedding venue in Iowa is facing legal action because it would not host a gay wedding — In Oregon, a Christian bakery is being investigated because it declined to make a wedding cake for a lesbian couple — Church leaders in Scotland have called for a conscience clause in the same-sex marriage legislation that would be similar to abortion laws — The stories of three babies who were born at 23 weeks and survived, hit the headlines, renewing calls to lower the abortion limit from 24 weeks in England and Wales — And British athlete Christine Ohoruogu won gold at the World Athletics Championships this week. She praised and thanked God for her victory in her post-race reaction.

News Bulletin 9 August 2013

A Christian pastor and a fellow street preacher, who were arrested for reading the Bible in public, have gone on trial in California this week — The Scottish National Party is planning to allocate a ‘named’ Government official to every child in Scotland up to the age of 18 — A Church of England primary school in Sussex has withdrawn a sex education DVD after parents complained about its explicit content — Former police chief Brian Paddick, who was dubbed the ‘cannabis commander’ for his relaxed attitude to tackling drugs, has been made a Liberal Democrat peer — The Swiss national anthem is set to be stripped of all references to God, as a competition is launched to choose a new one — Christine Ohuruogu speaks about her faith as she prepares to compete in this years World Athletics Championships in Moscow — And former lingerie model, Kylie Bisutti, who gave up her career because it clashed with her faith, has launched a new-style Christian fashion range.