The Archbishop of Canterbury has signalled his concern over the direction the UK is travelling in, saying homelessness has increased and tolerance for minority groups has decreased.

Stormzy has said he feared the country was going to "slaughter" him when his Glastonbury Festival performance was hit by technical difficulties, but feels he was "saved by God".

Parents of children at a primary school in Essex are appalled after the head teacher ruled that children should sing ‘baby boy Jesus’ rather than ‘little Lord Jesus’ in the Christmas carol, Away in a Manger - so that pupils of all beliefs can join in.

One of the Queen’s chaplains has described selfie hunters as “narcissists”, as he criticised them for posing outside churches and ancient monuments.

An online Christian streaming service, New Faith Network, which started in the Netherlands in 2017, is now available in the UK.

Heavy flooding has caused nearly one million people in South Sudan increased challenges, hundreds of thousands people have lost their homes and livelihoods.

Christian advocacy group CARE is calling on the new government to introduce "laws that protect the value of life and support the most vulnerable". 

Hundreds of people joined in Salisbury’s lantern and lights procession starting at Salisbury Cathedral.

Waters around White Island are being scoured by navy and police divers for traces of a body previously seen in the area following Monday's deadly volcano eruption in New Zealand.

People across the country have been donating to local food banks after the election results on Friday.

A new series of reflections and prayers highlighting the value of every day work is being launched in the new year by the Church of England.

Members of the Christian theatre company Wintershall travelled to Westminster on Friday to bring "peace and prayer" to UK politics following the General Election.

Chester Cathedral has displayed a Christmas tree made completely out of 2-litre plastic bottles.

A church is being investigated over allegations that pastors were pressuring young people in the congregation to sell their own blood to raise funds.