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ISIS wants to use Libya as gateway for attacks on Europe, report reveals
Islamic State terrorists plan to use Libya as a strategic gateway for attacks on Europe, according to a report today.
Scott Lively: Don't call me anti-gay
The outspoken campaigner against homosexuality has complained about the term to his local paper.
Is The Good Right too good to be true?
A new website championing compassionate conservatism seeks to show that Tories have a heart.
Brother of slain Coptic Christians thanks ISIS for including their words of faith in murder video
The testimonies were "a badge of honour to Christianity", says Beshir Kamel.
World Vision disowns attack on Christian Zionism by vice-president Steve Haas
The charity has released a statement saying that an article for Lausanne Global Analysis was unauthorised.
Ken Ham slams Richard Dawkins: 'Evolution is an anti-God religion'
Christian author and creationist Ken Ham has hit back at a video in which Richard Dawkins accuses God of being "lazy".
Nigeria: Boko Haram vows to derail elections
Nigeria's upcoming elections "will not happen in peace, even if that costs us our lives," the leader of Boko Haram has promised in its latest video.
Rob Bell tells Oprah Winfrey church acceptance of gay marriage 'inevitable'
The Church will be "even more irrelevant" if it resists cultural change, says the former pastor of Mars Hill.
Franklin Graham: One day ISIS will bow to Jesus
In the wake of more brutality by militant group Islamic State, Franklin Graham has said that even they will one day bow to Jesus.
Does humour help fight antisemitism?
One man's anti-Semitic diatribe is "another man's show" according to a leading member of the Jewish community.
Reflection: Could fasting be for you this Lent?
Fasting humbles us, can be an expression of repentance, and is a way of growing in godliness.
Tsipras: Greece will not be 'blackmailed' into dropping demands
A war of words between Greece and Germany has escalated.
Syria is willing to suspend air strikes on Aleppo for six weeks, UN says
Aerial bombardment and shelling will end so a ceasefire can be tested.
Putin tells Kiev to let its soldiers surrender to pro-Russian rebels as fighting continues
The ceasefire negotiated by Germany's Angela Merkel and France's Francois Hollande is failing.
Death of Jordanian pilot mimicked by Syrian children
Syrian activists protesting airstrikes by forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad put a group of children in a cage in a video published this week.
Scientists question whether the Big Bang created the universe
Scientists in Canada and Egypt recently published research that questions whether a "Big Bang" created the universe.