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Marie Curie has unreservedly apologised to a Christian chaplain after he was told he would face ‘consequences’ and would need ‘re-training’ if he did not remove a half-inch badge pin with a cross on it from his jumper.

A criminal prosecution against a street preacher arrested for an alleged ‘hate crime’ has been dropped in which the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) argued that parts of the Bible are ‘abusive’ and ‘no longer appropriate in modern society.’

A County Court judge has refused to strike out a Christian ministry’s discrimination case against Barclays Bank, following spurious attempts from the multi-billion-pound corporation to have it thrown out.

Tomorrow at the Court of Appeal in London, two families will challenge the secrecy of life and death proceedings in the Family Division of the High Court.

The Church of England recently put out a press release defending its controversial guidance for schools on LGBT issues.