An ancient tomb complex in east Jerusalem is set to reopen to the public for the first time in nine years.

Fundraising efforts to support Israel Folau's legal battle with Rugby Australia have been put on pause after donations passed the $2m (AUS) mark.

A church warden accused of targeting elderly people in order to become the beneficiary of their wills has denied murdering a university lecturer.

Pope Francis has complimented the people of Mexico during his weekly audience, praising them for being "so welcoming to migrants. God bless you".

Christians Against Poverty (CAP) - a national charity specialising in debt advice and support, have claimed that the rising number of UK households struggling to pay their bills have been side-lined by the government due to Brexit.

The names of 109 priests accused of sex abuse in the Diocese of Phoenix will be released on Wednesday.

The British Medical Association (BMA) are going to ask members if it should drop its opposition to assisted suicide.

Parents are cutting back on fresh food and building up debts because of the two-child Universal Credit and tax credit limit, a study has revealed.

A priest who defrauded the Church of England of nearly £50,000 in funeral fees will not face jail time.

Christian charities and thousands of campaigners - including the former Archbishop of Canterbury - descended on central London on Wednesday to urge the government to do more to confront global warming and climate change.

A pregnant mentally ill woman who has been at the centre of an abortion dispute has already given her baby a name, a lawyer said.

The Queen is said to have been "empathetic" to difficulties facing refugees and asylum seekers while meeting members of faith and belief groups who promote community cohesion.

Norwich City Council has proceeded with legal action against a church to force it to tear down a new £920,000 hall funded by the congregation.

Christian pro-life supporters say the case of a mentally ill woman's near-abortion is not a one off.