by Charlie Spargo (Prolific North), The British Business Bank (BBB) has recently completed its 75,000th startup loan (SUL) as part of its programme which has

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by Charlie Spargo (Prolific North), The British Business Bank (BBB) has recently completed its 75,000th startup loan (SUL) as part of its programme which has provided £623 million in investment
Fears new Covid-19 restrictions announced on eve of Eid al-Adha may exacerbate community divisions By Helen Pidd, Josh Halliday, Amy Walker and Nazia Parveen Wed 5 Aug 2020 17.46 BSTLast modified on
By Jonathan Marcus, BBC diplomatic correspondent Iran and Saudi Arabia are engaged in a regional “Cold War”; a battle for influence and power. And just like the US-Soviet Cold War,
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has accused Iran of an act of “direct military aggression” by supplying missiles to rebels in Yemen. This “may be considered an act
By Lucinda Borkett-Jones, The Islamist terrorist group known for kidnapping more than 250 Nigerian schoolgirls, has been active in conflicts in Mali, Central African Republic (CAR) and Syria, a spokesman
Trying to keep her from fleeing the country. By Brownie Marie, Meriam Ibrahim’s family filed another lawsuit against her on Friday in a continued attempt to keep her from leaving
By Cath Martin, An Amsterdam church leader is asking for prayers after Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 was shot down over Ukraine. The plane was downed around four hours after taking
A Christian group has been banned from holding their annual Bible Day event in a Gloucester pub that was formerly the home of Sunday school founder, Robert Raikes. Members
by Charlie Spargo (Prolific North), The British Business Bank (BBB) has recently completed its 75,000th startup loan (SUL) as part of its programme which has
By Megan Sweas LAKE FOREST, CALIF. When Deacon Tom Lambert speaks about his experience parenting a child with mental illness in parishes around the country,
David Cameron becomes first prime minister since Margaret Thatcher to join US-style prayer breakfast in Parliament By John Bingham, Religious Affairs Editor David Cameron has insisted that
A Christian group has been banned from holding their annual Bible Day event in a Gloucester pub that was formerly the home of Sunday
A Christian occupational therapist has been disciplined for praying for a Muslim colleague, despite being encouraged by the colleague to talk about her faith. Victoria Wasteney, head of occupational therapy at the
By Jessica Sowards On April 27 a devastating tornado ripped through Arkansas; one of several to hit the state that month. April and Daniel Smith
Cases of vandalism against Christian sites are on the rise across Europe, a new report has warned. The report was compiled by the Vienna-based Observatory
VATICAN CITY — The Catholic Church makes saints to give the faithful role models. The process is cloaked in secrecy and open to criticism, given
At least 200,000 under 16-year-olds saw internet porn in a single month last year, the online video watchdog has said. The Authority for Television on
By Jonathan Marcus, BBC diplomatic correspondent Iran and Saudi Arabia are engaged in a regional “Cold War”; a battle for influence and power. And just
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has accused Iran of an act of “direct military aggression” by supplying missiles to rebels in Yemen. This
By Lucinda Borkett-Jones, The Islamist terrorist group known for kidnapping more than 250 Nigerian schoolgirls, has been active in conflicts in Mali, Central African Republic
Trying to keep her from fleeing the country. By Brownie Marie, Meriam Ibrahim’s family filed another lawsuit against her on Friday in a continued attempt
By Jonathan Marcus, BBC diplomatic correspondent Iran and Saudi Arabia are engaged in a regional “Cold War”; a battle for influence and power. And just