Supreme Court win for Ashers is needed for everyone’s sake
The Supreme Court sat in Belfast for the first time this week to hear arguments on the Ashers ‘gay cake’ case.
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Ashya King: A cautionary tale of state interference
Ashya King, the young cancer sufferer who sparked an international manhunt a few years ago, was recently given the all-clear by doctors.
The human race: are we getting better?
A new book makes the claim that human nature is getting better.
Institute to Ofsted: Don’t use liberalism as a cover for secularism
Ofsted must not take the Chief Inspector’s call for “muscular liberalism” as an opportunity to enforce aggressive secularism, The Christian Institute has warned.
‘Black Mirror’, the morning-after pill and irate abortion backers
Black Mirror, Charlie Brooker’s dystopian TV series, returned to streaming site Netflix last month.
The Man Who Invented Christmas?
Charles Dickens introduced the world to Ebenezer Scrooge in 1843. The classic tale of an “old sinner”, as hard and sharp as flint, who sees the error of his ways at Christmas time. This story is brought to life again by Bharat Nalluri’s film, The Man Who Invented Christmas.