If you cannot conceive why so many people are pleased that Jeremy Corbyn has won the Labour leadership election, the reasons are plethora. One major
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MP claims EDOs should be used against teachers who hold traditional views on marriage
It has been reported in The Telegraph and The Independent that the introduction of Extremism Disruption Orders (EDOs) – the latest government anti-terror legislation – will be
On the Ashers Bakery judgment
The Ashers Bakery judgment has been published and the bakers are found to have broken equality legislation. The full judgment is worth reading and can
Thinking biblically about politics
I came across this helpful post by Martin Salter. His church – Grace Community Church, Bedford – are currently going through a series aimed at
Free speech means nothing without the right to offend
The latest edition of Evangelicals Now carries an article which asks the question should free speech include the right to intentionally offend? Disappointingly, the author seems
Extremism, free speech and mother’s logic
Sir Peter Fahy – Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police – has today voiced concerns that Britain is in danger of becoming a police state.