On this day: Named Person legislation passed by Holyrood
On 19 February 2014, the Scottish Parliament decided that every child in Scotland should have a ‘named person’ – a state official to oversee their ‘wellbeing’, i.e. happiness.
Features
The true meaning of the rainbow
We might not see much sun over these long winter months, but we have seen plenty of the rainbow. It seems that Government agencies, Premiership football clubs, police forces, schools and supermarkets are falling over themselves to publicise their LGBT credentials.
Gender ideology and what Christians need to know
This article first appeared on Christian Today.
The implications of Brexit for The Christian Institute’s concerns
Brexit has happened and the trade negotiations have begun. And just like everyone else, Christians are part of a nation that faces new opportunities as well as new challenges.
On this day: Govt suffers ‘extraordinary defeat’ on Religious Hatred Bill
On 31 January 2006 the Government suffered an extraordinary defeat in the House of Commons over its Religious Hatred Bill.
Must Call the Midwife persist with this contrived abortion story?
Call the Midwife is a Sunday night favourite in many homes across Britain. A glimpse of 1960s Britain through the eyes of a group of midwives working in the East End of London.