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Members of the Scottish Parliament have launched an inquiry into end-of-life care provision in Scotland, after the issue was highlighted during debates on legalising assisted suicide. Committee head Duncan McNeil MSP and his deputy Bob Doris…
British women should face the truth about IS
15 Jul 2015
Khaleel al-Dakhi, a lawyer who helped to rescue 530 women and children from IS-controlled territory tells of atrocities being committed by IS and warned British women not to join ‘Islamic State’. His work is shown in…
On Saturday the General Synod gave final approval to a package of proposals intended to take further the process of making the Church a safer place for children and vulnerable adults - both by making the…
Surrounded by chariots of fire
15 Jul 2015
Church leader Dr Joe Boot calls on Christians not to despair in the face of terrorist attacks and changes in the laws of the land. ‘We must not give in to despair in the face of…
Malta: Pastor to submit accounts
15 Jul 2015
Malta’s Tele-evangelist Gordon John Manché’s repeated failures to submit his organisation’s accounts to the Commissioner for NGOs is due to a disagreement with the law, according to the religious group’s financial consultant, adding that the most…
Greece: Feud for thought
15 Jul 2015
The single currency, conceived to cement European integration, has revived historical animosity between Greece and Germany, particularly in public opinions expressed on Athens streets and in German tabloids. A lot has happened since Mr. Tsipras called…