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Two disability rights campaigners will demonstrate during Noel Conway’s High Court bid for legalised assisted suicide on Monday 17 July, conveying the message that this would undermine the dignity of human life and put vulnerable lives at risk.

Another street preacher who was charged under the Public Order Act 1986, after allegedly entering a discussion with two passers-by about homosexuality, has been acquitted.

Members of the European Parliament have signed an open letter to Prime Minister Theresa May and Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt, expressing their full support to baby Charlie Gard, and parents Chris Gard and Connie Yates, following last week´s inadmissibility decision of the European Court of Human Rights in the case of Gard and Others v. the UK. 

Members of the Church of England's General Synod have been urged to reject a call by a leading gay activist, to ban pastoral counselling for Christians with unwanted same sex attraction.

Two Christian street preachers have today been acquitted of public order offences, after being convicted in February in what was described as a "modern day heresy trial".