Thatcher accused the Irish Government of doing nothing to help extradite a priest who allegedly worked for the IRA, state papers have revealed.

The number of people in the UK attending church is on the rise but fewer individuals are making it a regular habit, new research suggests.

John Major supported the banning of the only film ever to be censored in the UK under blasphemy laws, newly-released government files show.

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Oscar Pistorius has been regularly leading Bible studies and prayer meetings behind bars since he was jailed in South Africa for murdering his girlfriend, the Paralympian's father has claimed.

In a rare move, Gallup has described as "notable" the absence of Rev Billy Graham from its latest list of most admired men, following his death earlier this year.

The Ukrainian President has told the Moscow-affiliated Ukrainian church to make their ties explicit in name. 

A man who was due to be deported on Christmas Day is still in the country due to a petition by friends and supporters. 

A three year sentence has been upheld in an appeals court in Egypt. 

After launching his review into Christian persecution, the foreign secretary has said the UK is playing a constructive role in keeping her safe.

A Greek police officer and a church caretaker have been injured in an explosion as they investigated a suspicious package outside a church in central Athens.

Apple has removed from its App Store a programme for same-sex attracted Christians following calls by campaigners who branded it "homophobic".

A police officer and a church caretaker have been injured in an explosion as they investigated a suspicious package outside a church in central Athens.

Sister Wendy Beckett, who found surprise fame as a TV art programme presenter during the 1990s, has died at the age of 88.