Four-year-old children in Scotland are allowed to change gender at school
The Scottish Government guidelines say that "recognition and development of gender identity can occur at a young age".
Christian preacher to file lawsuit against police after claims of "hate speech"
Christian street preachers have to protect themselves against acts of violence in the UK.
London street preacher wins legal challenge
Supported by the Christian Legal Centre Sutcliffe expressed his joy to have been vindicated by the court.
Blackpool Transport has to pay reparations for discrimination of Christians
In addition, the council offered to publicly apologise to the association for the harm caused.
Christian school worker fired for Facebook post allowed to appeal
In an interview, Mrs Higgs explained the school stated her posts could “bring" the school into disrepute” before firing her.
Catholic priest attacked with glass bottles at a cathedral in Scotland
A Catholic priest escaped without injury after he was attacked by a man with a glass bottle as he prayed at a church in Scotland.
US street preacher arrested in London
He stressed that in the UK, “you cannot speak against homosexuality or transgenderism and you can’t speak against Islam.”
Christian CEO fired over views on marriage wins religious discrimination case
Discrimination of Christians in their workplace remains a widespread issue in the UK.
Ex-Muslim woman stabbed in London while preaching the Gospel
The evangelist reportedly said she is heartbroken over the weekend’s events and is still healing from a slash wound on her head.
Catholic teaching challenges award for Prince Harry, and wife’s two-child limit
An environmental charity recently awarded Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for limiting their family to two children.