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  Roy Moore sues Sacha Baron Cohen over 'Who is America?' sting

  Reuters | Thu 6 Sep 2018 8:41 BST

  Roy Moore, the former US Senate candidate from Alabama, on Wednesday filed a $95 million defamation lawsuit against Sacha Baron Cohen.

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  Archbishop Welby is right: Social justice is a thoroughly Christian thing

  Mark Woods | Wed 5 Sep 2018 15:59 BST

  There's a deliciously synchronicitous irony about the release of two statements on social justice, both authored or part-authored by Christians, on either side of the Atlantic, within a day of each other.

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  National peace in South Sudan has to be achieved locally, says Tearfund partner

  Mark Woods | Wed 5 Sep 2018 13:55 BST

  South Sudan's problems go much deeper than the civil war that has wrecked the country and traumatised its people since 2013, according to a Christian lawyer who works in conflict resolution there.

• Britain's changed its mind on Brexit, new poll shows

  Christian Today staff writer | Wed 5 Sep 2018 9:50 BST

  British voters would vote 59-41 to stay in the European Union if given the option after a six-point swing away from Brexit.

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  Archbishop of Canterbury calls for tax rises: 'I do not believe we can continue with an economy that works so badly for so many'

  Christian Today staff writer | Wed 5 Sep 2018 9:30 BST

  The Archbishop of Canterbury has called for a reshaping of Britain's tax system to raise more money for public services and reduce 'damaging wealth inequality'.

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  As children return to school, Christians are being urged to pray

  Staff writer | Tue 4 Sep 2018 15:04 BST

  Millions of children across the UK are heading back to school this week and although the start of the new academic year is an exciting time for many, there are also many challenges.

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  In an age of social media, why St Birinus just might be a saint for our times

  Mark Woods | Tue 4 Sep 2018 15:00 BST

  'A good and just man, who in carrying out his duties was guided rather by an inborn love of virtue than by what he had read in books.'

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  Review: Morality in the 21st Century is about learning to love our neighbours

  Irene Lancaster | Tue 4 Sep 2018 13:35 BST

  The series motto so far could be 'only when I learn how to properly love myself, will I be able to properly love you in a way from which society at large will benefit'. And for this, the Bible, it seems to me is still the key.

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  Secrets of her success: How has Ruth Davidson transformed Scottish Tory fortunes?

  Ali Hull | Tue 4 Sep 2018 11:58 BST

  Unlike her predecessor as leader of the Scottish Tories, Ruth Davidson is a household name throughout the whole of the UK.

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  Aretha Franklin's family slams eulogy as 'offensive and distasteful'

  Christian Today staff writer | Tue 4 Sep 2018 11:29 BST

  More controversy broke over the funeral of singer Aretha Franklin after a family spokesman hit out at the 'negative agenda' of the minister who delivered the eulogy.

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  Bishop of Reading announces retirement

  Christian Today staff writer | Tue 4 Sep 2018 10:54 BST

  The Bishop of Reading, Rt Revd Andrew Proud, has announced he will retire next year. His last official engagement takes place on Easter Sunday.

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  Travelling Solo: What God has taught me through bereavement and widowhood

  Jo Cundy | Tue 4 Sep 2018 10:03 BST

  I was leaving both the place and the memories and setting out alone, newly widowed, on an unexpected journey in search of a new life.