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Hawking says God didn't create universe Audio
In his new book, Professor Stephen Hawking believes the laws of physics were behind the Big Bang.

Christian groups hopeful on Middle East peace deal Audio

The first direct peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians for more than two years begin today in Washington.

Churches encouraged to explore academies Audio

Just thirty-two schools have signed up to re-open as academies.

Blair's former faith advisor responds to his book Audio

Tony Blair's former faith advisor has been telling Premier the ex-Prime Minister has a strong conscience.

Paying the price for the Pope's visit Audio

There's a debate this evening on whether the tax payer should be part funding the Pope's visit to the UK.

Former cancer sufferer raising money for Christian charity Audio

Marcia McPherson got through the disease twenty-five years ago and now wants to help others suffering around the world.

Psychologist wants ban on TV for children Audio

A leading child psychologist is calling for a ban on TV for children under three.

London buses call for women priests Audio

The adverts have been funded by the Catholic Women's Ordination group and coincide with Benedict the Sixteenth's visit to the UK.

Bishop burgled in Derry Audio

A court's heard how thirty two year old Declan Devine allegedly broke into the home of Dr Seamus Hegarty.

Christian swims channel smashing fundraising target Audio

Considered the "Everest of open-water swimming" the 21 mile swim is not for the feint hearted.

Christian film festival in full swing Audio
I Will Tell is in its fourth year and is hosting a number of screenings based around the theme of Love.
Preacher's trial over homosexuality comments adjourned Audio

While standing as an independent election candidate in Colchester Paul Shaw distributed leaflets on which he stated homosexual acts should be made illegal.

Gypsy pilgrims asked to move on by police Audio

Group in Birmingham ahead of the Pope's visit.

Christians take part in bank holiday sing-a-thon Audio

They hope to get through all one thousand and twenty one hymns from the Complete Mission Praise.

Church criticises euthanasia campaign Audio

Today sees the launch of a new petition to get the law changed north of the border.

Man who harassed female vicar must wait for sentence Audio

A parishioner who's been convicted of harassing a female vicar will have to wait four weeks to hear his sentence.

UK has become anti-Catholic according to senior churchman Audio

With the Pope's visit just weeks away the UK's been labelled anti-Catholic by a top church official.

Lodger claims abuse by Priest caused killing Audio

A man accused of killing a vicar claims he'd been sexually abused by the clergyman.

Christian GP warns over sunburn Audio

According to research one in three British holidaymakers got sunburnt this year and many would do it again in an effort to get tanned.

Reports Irish Catholic leader will join Pope on visit Audio

The leader of Irish Catholics will reportedly join the Pope on his visit to the UK.

Christians urged to tell Clegg and Cameron what they think Audio

The Methodist, Baptist and United Reformed Churches are launching a campaign in which they want you to write or record messages to the coalition government.

New Bishop of Ely announced Audio

The Right Revd Stephen Conway is a former teacher and basketball enthusiast.

Noah's ark most popular for children Audio

One in five youngsters picked the Old Testament flooding in a drawing competition by Barnabus Books.

Christians weigh in on obesity debate Audio

There's been a huge rise in the number of weight-loss operations on the NHS.

Christian and terror analyst unpacks radicalisation report Audio

There's a warning Britain's facing an increasing threat from lone, home-grown terrorists.

Church hosts memorial service for Afghanistan aid workers Audio

Ten from Christian charity International Assistance Mission remembered.

Christians brave rain for Greenbelt Audio

Over twenty thousand are expected at the Christian arts festival Greenbelt this weekend.