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CCTV footage revealed Christian preacher, Karandeep Mamman, 33, being assaulted, harassed and surrounded by an Islamic mob for critiquing the Quran. 

This morning, former President of Unison, Chris Tansley, was asked to step down from the Tribunal bench which is about to hear a Christian freedom case supported by the Christian Legal Centre. 

Giving judgment today, His Honour Judge James Tayler has ruled that the previous employment tribunal decision which upheld the sacking of Rev. Dr Bernard Randall is ‘unsafe’ due to revelations of anti-Christian bias on the presiding panel.

Tomorrow (4 March), an ordained Church of England chaplain, sacked and reported to a terrorist watchdog for a sermon on identity politics, will begin his appeal at the Employment Appeal Tribunal. 

On Tuesday 4 March in Nottingham, an employment tribunal will begin hearing the case of a Christian teacher sacked for raising safeguarding concerns about an 8-year-old ‘transitioning’ in a primary school under the guidance of Stonewall.