A Pakistani Christian woman who was imprisoned under her country's blasphemy laws has been remembered on the ninth anniversary of her captivity.

Guests from the worlds of science and showbiz have arrived at Westminster Abbey for a memorial service in honour of Professor Stephen Hawking.

From Coventry Cathedral to the Angel of the North, the ten places that tell the history of England's art, architecture and sculpture have been unveiled.

A roll out of the Government's flagship benefit programme has been described as a "slow car crash" by the Methodist Church, amid a damning report by the spending watchdog into Universal Credit (UC).

Councillors and local government workers can now join a national prayer network. 

Lord Alderdice, the former speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly, has left the Presbyterian Church of Ireland in opposition at leaders rebuking a sister church in Scotland over attitudes towards same-sex relationships.

Tears flowed during a poignant church service in memory of the 72 victims of the Grenfell Tower fire, with words of comfort spoken to a packed congregati

As excitement for the World Cup gets underway, a charity that advocates for persecuted Christians has asked for people to remember the plight of Christians in seven countries competing and to pray for them.

A new study has suggested religious people live four years longer than those without faith.

Plans to create closer ties between Church of England (CofE) congregations and newer independent, Pentecostal and Charismatic churches could be given approval at the General Synod next month.

People who attend church or other religious services tend to sleep better than those who are non-religious, a new study in the United States has concluded.

People who attend church or other religious services tend to sleep better than those who are non-religious, a new study in the United States has concluded.

Stronger commitments to volunteering and socialising are two reasons religious people typically live years longer than the non-religious, experts in the United States have concluded.

Prosecutors have seized documents in raids on Roman Catholic Church offices in two cities in Chile as part of an investigation into growing clergy sex abuse scandals.