Gay mob threatens to burn church
By Andrew Halloway When a Cornish pastor reported threats to burn his church down, instead of trying to find the culprits, Devon and Cornwall Police told him not to offend…
Woman fired for sex ed views faces Employment Tribunal
A Christian sacked for sharing her concerns about sex education was defended by the Christian Legal Centre at her Employment Tribunal in Bristol in September. Kristie Higgs’ lawyers, who did…
BBC Radio allows Bible-based education to be praised
By Tim Vince Perhaps the need to keep children at home during the pandemic has softened the media’s usually negative attitude to Christian homeschooling. Whatever the reason, in September there…
Extreme abortion moves defeated
by Andrew Halloway Pro-life campaigners were relieved when two extreme abortion measures failed to be added to the government’s Domestic Abuse Bill. Two new clauses were to be introduced under…
Parents petition for sex ed watchdog
While parents cannot stop compulsory Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) being introduced into schools from September, they can campaign for greater transparency. Education group The Values Foundation has raised a…
Victory for Christian fostering agency
by Andrew Halloway The Cornerstone Adoption and Fostering Service can continue its ‘Christians only’ policy after the High Court ruled in its favour. Ofsted had tried to ban the England’s…
Government in court for U-turn on porn
by Andrew Halloway The government could be forced to introduce a ban on children watching online pornography after failing to implement plans approved by Parliament. Regulations to require pornographers to…