News archive from July 31, 2009

Bleach attack prompts debate: should Christians intervene in anti social behaviour? Audio: A woman's recovering from having bleach thrown over her - after she asked a group of teenagers to be quiet during the new Harry Potter film.
Pope goes for Christmas no. 1: Benedict the Sixteenth has signed a recording contract with Geffen Records.

Quakers to allow gay marriages Audio: Members at its annual meeting have agreed to treat homosexual relationships the same way as those of opposite sexes.
Pulpit swapped for Plinth Audio: Father Ed Hone's heading to Trafalgar Square to take part in Antony Gormley's artwork One and Other.

Christians fight for right to life Audio: Pro-life groups say they'll take action to prevent a change in the law on assisted suicide.
Prayers for Pakistan Audio: Three hundred congregations across Bradford are coming together.

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