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The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has dropped a case against two street preachers who faced being criminalised following arrests for refusing to stop preaching from the Bible on Glastonbury High Street.

Press comment on the Health and Social Care Committee's report on Assisted Suicide.

Following a six-month investigation, a Conservative Party disciplinary sub-committee has rejected a complaint against one of its Christian councillors and concluded that criticising the LGBTQI+ Pride movement is not ‘homophobic.’

In a further delay to the pursuit of justice, a judge at the Employment Appeal Tribunal has postponed granting permission to appeal to a chaplain sacked and reported to a terrorist watchdog for a sermon on identity politics, until March 2025.

Tomorrow (Feb 20), an ordained Church of England (CofE) minister, sacked and reported to a terrorist watchdog for a sermon on identity politics, is set to begin his appeal at the Employment Appeal Tribunal.