A Christian charity has expressed its disappointment in the Labour leader's call for the government to enable transsexuals "self-identify their gender".

Christian education leaders have new hope after Prime Minister Theresa May promised she would be an advocate for the establishment of new faith schools.

A man who died when an old church building collapsed in Cardiff has been named as a 55 year old man from the Welsh capital.

The Prime Minister says the Church of England should "reflect" of its decision not to allow blessings in church for same-sex marriages.

The clean-up operation has begun across pockets of the country after localised flooding caused by thunderstorms brought destruction to communities.

An Israeli Christian man has been accused of killing his daughter because she had a Muslim boyfriend.

The hearing regarding an outdoor chapel set up in Pennsylvania, in an attempt to block a proposed natural gas pipeline's path began on Wednesday.

Two men who used to run a Vatican-owned children's hospital in Rome have appeared in court, accused of diverting funds totally 422,000 euros.

A family has launched an appeal to track down a British man, who has gone missing during a pilgrimage to Fátima, Portugal.

At least 547 members of a renowned Catholic boys' choir in south western Germany were physically or sexually abused, a new report has found.

The Rt Revd Paul Butler, Bishop of Durham, has called for a minister dedicated to refugees after a report suggested someone in the role could help implement a new integration strategy.

The Bank of England unveiled a new £10 note celebrating author Jane Austen at Winchester Cathedral on Tuesday afternoon, exactly 200 years since the writer's death.

A man has died after a Victorian church building collapsed east of Cardiff city centre on Tuesday afternoon, a senior firefighter has said.

The speaker of the House of Commons has reignited the gay marriage debate by suggesting marriage will only really be equal when same sex unions can take place in church buildings.