News archive from February 27, 2009

Church of England beats recession Audio: Church Commissioners reassure dioceses they'll continue their level of financial support through to the end of 2010.
Lesbian couple win help to have a baby Audio: NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde initially refused to enrol them for a specialised conception service, arguing they weren't an infertile couple.

Catholic leader urges Christians not to be disheartened Audio: Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor warning of dangers in believing faith is becoming less and less influential in society.
School defend uniform policy: 13 year old sent home for pink stitching in shoes.
Catholic priest suspended: Brazillian defends the use of contraceptives
Christians allowed to use the word Allah: The Malaysian government says Christian publications can now use the word when referring to God.

Warning over sex in video games Audio: The British Board of Film Classification says children are playing games which even allow you to pick up prostitutes.
Sudan Archbishop visits UK Audio: Most Revd Dr Daniel Deng trying to broker a peace deal in Darfur.
South African bishop gaining support: Mvume Dandala running for Presidency
Jane Tomlinson appeal makes £2.6 million: That's far more than the £2 million target she set before her death from cancer in 2007.
Holocaust denier apologies: Richard Williamson said to be in hiding in Wimbledon

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