Three hundred human rights organisations, including several Christian charities, have signed a joint letter to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un urging him to make "lasting improvements to the dire human rights situation" in the country.

Churches are included in the dozens of places that were on the front line of the suffragette struggle are being officially recognised in England's heritage record.

The Queen will open a major new exhibition space at Westminster Abbey that has been made available to visitors for the first time.

Churches, mosques, temples and gurdwaras can bid for a share of £1 million of Government funding to help protect against hate crimes.

A boy, supported by the Church of Scotland, did face deportation but the PM says she will help.

A nun has told an inquiry she may have lost her temper with children in her care but rejected suggestions she was "hard as nails".

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a 100-year-old woman who died days after her neck was broken in a street robbery.

The Supreme Court ruled that Northern Ireland's Human Rights Commission had no right to challenge the country's abortion law but also said the law is incompatible with human rights. 

Christian charity Mary's Meals has launched an emergency campaign to increase the number of children it can feed in war-torn South Sudan.

The Bible of world renowned American singer Whitney Houston has gone on sale for £70,000 ($95,000).

The Archbishop of Canterbury has been criticised by Brexit supporters after he described the European Union as the "greatest dream realised for human beings" in the past 1,500 years.

A Christian pensioner from Gateshead has raised nearly £50,000 for charity after several years of busking.

A pastor in Ethiopia has died after being attacked by a crocodile.

A Christian pro-life campaigner has criticised MPs for getting involved in Northern Ireland's abortion laws.