Candles will be lit in memory of the 31 people who died in the Paddington rail crash as part of a memorial to mark the 20th anniversary of the disaster.

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The incoming CEO of the Evangelical Alliance (EA) Gavin Calver has said he wants the organisation to be "braver" and "kinder".

Libby Squire has been remembered as a "beautiful person" by hundreds of people who gathered to remember the student months after her body was found in a river.

UK singer songwriter Ed Sheeran has proposed new plans to add a retreat for contemplation and prayer to his estate known as 'Sheeranville'.

A community of nuns is celebrating after a planning inspector refused proposals to build dozens of houses next to their medieval home.

Demi Lovato has apologised for "offending anyone" after she travelled to Israel to be baptised in the country's Jordan River.

Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of a New Zealand bishop over what church officials said was "completely unacceptable" sexual behaviour with a young woman.

Sir Roger Penrose, a leading cosmologist who worked with Stephen Hawking to develop the theory that predicted the beginning of space and time in the Big Bang, has been challenged to consider God as the best explanation of the universe by William Lane Craig, a renowned Christian philosopher during an…

Police are searching for a man who stole items from five choir members while they were singing in a church service.

Pope Francis named one of Italy's leading anti-Mafia prosecutors as president of the Vatican's criminal tribunal, just days after a new scandal erupted over alleged financial wrongdoing in the heart of the Holy See.

An Iranian pastor has gone on hunger strike in his prison cell in protest at his children being denied access to education.

A couple who want to move their severely disabled five-year-old daughter to an Italian hospital have won a High Court life-support treatment fight.

The Christian campaign charity CARE says a High Court ruling on abortion shouldn't justify sweeping changes to abortion law in Northern Ireland.