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A married couple from Wales have scooped a share of a £91 million EuroMillions jackpot but a national newspaper asks – is it the worst thing that could have happened to them? ...
Parents and teachers are fuelling a “crisis of adult authority” by promoting children’s rights according to an academic from Derby University. Professor Dennis Hayes told the Westminster Education Forum that involving children in making important decisions made adults appear “abject”. Prof Hay...
John Humphrys, the senior host of Radio 4’s Today Programme, favours allowing atheist guests to take part in the show’s three-minute religious slot. Mr...
Children as young as five are simulating sex in the playground as a result of watching pornography on satellite TV and the internet, according to a Labour MP...
The Christian parents whose adopted daughter, Rosi, was bullied to death have forgiven the teenage girls who were this week found guilty of her manslaughter...
The controversial Equality Bill and a new schools Bill with divisive plans for sex education and home schooling formed part of yesterday’s Queen’s Speech. Th...
Allowing a homosexual man to begin training for ministry in the Church of Scotland broke a two-year agreement to suspend appointing openly gay clergy, the Kirk has decided...
Homosexual activists are lobbying to change the law hoping that, in the future, churches may be forced to host gay civil partnership services. At present the gay lobby group Stonewall is seeking an amendment to the Equality Bill which will allow churches to host the services if they wish...
Children as young as ten are being moved around the UK and sexually abused at parties organised by paedophiles, according to a new report by Barnardo’s. The report, Whose Child Now?, revealed that organised gangs may be sexually exploiting as many as 10,000 children each year. ...
The BBC has rejected demands from atheists that they should muscle in on Radio 4’s three-minute religious slot, Thought for the Day. “It would be like allowing hockey on Match of the Day, which doesn’t make any sense” said Revd Giles Fraser who welcomed the decision. Secula...
Teenagers in southern Spain are being taught about explicit ‘hands on’ sexual activities as part of one region’s sex education campaign. The new drive, which is targeted at 14 to 17-year-olds, includes information on “sexual self-exploration”. Its slog...
Delegates at Britain’s first police conference aimed at tackling alcohol-fuelled night time violence have heard how the Government’s 24-hour drinking law has backfired. Ga...
Everyone in the UK could be asked about their sexual orientation on the 2011 census under controversial proposals currently being considered by government Ministers. The Office for National Statistics, which compiles the census, has opposed the move claiming that the results would not be accurate...
Lesbians make better parents than heterosexual couples, a senior Government parenting adviser has stated. But critics have hit back saying children need fathers. They also point to a wealth of studies which say children do best when raised by their married biological parents...
New guidelines for applying the law against assisted suicide are “not fit for purpose” and place vulnerable people at risk, according to a group of leading lawyers, Peers and former judges. Th...
