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Surge in public executions in Saudi Arabia raises questions about country's justice system
This has led to inevitable comparisons in Western media between Islamic State's beheadings and those practiced in Saudi Arabia.
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No, we can't just 'get over it'. Why reporting assault is not 'making a fuss out of nothing'
Some commentators have implied that 'groping' is just part of life and reporting it is overreacting. Not true, says one woman who speaks from experience.
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Police and BBC criticised over handling of Sir Cliff Richard allegation
Investigation into alleged sexual offence from 1985 has 'subverted due process', says top lawyer.
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'You are all one family'. Pope Francis calls for reconciliation between North and South Korea
Pontiff wraps up his five-day visit with a call for peace.
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'I started reaching for the Bible instead of reaching for the bottle'
Steph Macleod, 33, is a singer songwriter who lives near Edinburgh. Nine years ago he was an alcoholic and a drug addict and sleeping rough on the streets. He shares his story of how he came to be free of addiction.
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Is Jesus unique? Ravi Zacharias on how to answer the 'are all religions the same' question
Apologetics masterclass from Ravi Zacharias.
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'My husband's murder deepened my faith'
Theologian Ruth Padilla DeBorst on how her faith grew after her husband was murdered by thieves in Ecuador.
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Steve Chalke: 'We need to redefine what evangelical means'
Baptist minister and founder of Oasis calls for a redefinition of evangelicalism.
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Meriam Ibrahim still detained in Sudan
The Sudanese Christian woman whose sentences of death for apostasy and 100 lashes for adultery were quashed on 23 June, is still being detained by the Sudanese authorities.
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Vicky Beeching: 'Same sex marriage should be celebrated'
Vicky Beeching talks to Christian Today about the criticism she has faced for speaking out in favour of same sex marriage, and why she still considers herself to be an evangelical.
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Conservatives would be more upset about family member marrying an atheist than a Democrat
Nearly three quarters of conservative people would be "unhappy" if an immediate family member were to marry someone who didn't believe in God.
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What does Justin Timberlake have in common with the Pope?
Justin Timberlake posts picture of himself at Western Wall in Jerusalem
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Asia Bibi appeal postponed for a fifth time
Fate of Pakistani woman sentenced to death for blasphemy remains uncertain
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Boko Haram's reign of terror: What you need to know
They are still holding the kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls captive, and have driven thousands of Christians out of Nigeria. Who are Boko Haram?
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Youth Work Summit: It's vital to develop a pastoral response to LGBT young people
Evangelical youth work event invites LGBT speakers to share their stories
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