Lucinda Borkett-Jones

Having converted to Islam at university, Sarah Ager runs the Interfaith Ramadan Project.

How has Islamic State has gone from a small group of extremist Sunnis to a powerful group that's taken over control of large parts of Iraq?

The British economy has at last exceeded its pre-crisis levels, official records show.

Two women working for International Assistance Mission were shot at by men on a motorbike.

The militant Islamist group calls for all women in Mosul to undergo female genital mutilation.

It will 'take a generation' to restore trust in the Catholic Church, says new report.

The Sudanese Christian woman sentenced to death for apostasy met with Pope Francis for half an hour this morning.

How can we protect the 66,000 girls in the UK at risk of being cut?

Attacks on synagogues and Jewish-owned stores have become more frequent weeks despite a government ban.

After the bloodiest day of recent violence, the UN Security Council's call for a ceasefire has been welcomed by Christians working in the region.

Members of the House of Lords were divided on the issue, but have sent the Bill to committee stage for further scrutiny

Tanks were reported moving towards the city's train station as Kiev attempts to take back the rebel-occupied city

Not all women like the colour purple. How else will their voice be heard in the Church?

Following the missile attack on Malaysian Airlines flight MH17, Christians are being called to pray for peace between Russia and Ukraine.

A vicar's husband is cycling 1000 miles through England's charter towns commemorating Magna Carta's 800th anniversary

Just in case you've had your head in the sand for the last two weeks, here's our handy guide .