The wife of Archbishop Desmond Tutu says their family is very grateful for people's continuing prayers and support, as it emerged her husband has returned to hospital.

Concern over the ability of Britain's armed forces to protect the nation from a full-scale attack by a major military power such as Russia must be taken "very seriously", a Christian retired general has told Premier Christian Radio.

A Christian mother who revealed she and her two daughters have suffered more than 100 bone fractures combined, including a broken spine, says faith is a "central part" of her life and she has never regretted being born.

A Buckinghamshire school has been forced to apologise for asking students to sit an exam which included a question about marriage between a man and a woman being "as God intended".

A local vicar has said the family of the missing Ben Needham have "been through hell", following potential new information about his disappearance after 25 years.

A Christian marriage expert has told Premier that an increase in prenuptial agreements to protect the so-called Bank of Mum and Dad, or money being passed down to partners from their parents, is "ghastly".

A nun from Aleppo is visiting Scotland to give an eye-witness account of the struggle for religious freedom in Syria. 

Prime Minister Theresa May has said her vicar father encouraged her to aim high and overcome boundaries. 

Lauri Love, the son of a vicar who is accused of hacking into US government computers, can be extradited to the US from Britain to stand trial, a judge has ruled.

With 100 days until Christmas, a Christian charity is urging us to think about the meaning behind the day rather than presents.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and the cast of a new 'Jumanji' film have been blessed on set by a Hawaiin priest.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has said his father was "deeply abusive" towards him at times because of alcoholism.

A senior cardinal in Austria has denied attacking Islam after he asked Catholics if Muslims are attempting to "conquer Europe" in a speech. 

Australian police have claimed a mother accused of murdering her two-year-old baby was found reading a Bible.