Gender critical Swindon teacher loses employment tribunal claim

Mar 28, 2024 by

By Leigh Boobyer & PA Media, BBC: A teacher’s complaint that he was unfairly sacked for refusing to refer to a student by their preferred pronouns has been dismissed by an employment tribunal. Kevin Lister, 60, was dismissed for...

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Revealed: how antisemitic bigotry surged through the NHS after the October 7 atrocities

Mar 28, 2024 by

by Felix Pope, The Jewish Chronicle: A staggering 66 medics have been reported to the doctors’ regulator for antisemitism since the terror attacks. When it was revealed last week that a nine-year-old Jewish boy had been forced to sit on...

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Clergy must not neglect their duty to the nation

Mar 28, 2024 by

by Michael Nazir-Ali, Telegraph: Churches have a duty to welcome asylum seekers who want to convert. But they shouldn’t be naive. Churches and clergy are under scrutiny once again as it appears that the Clapham chemical attacker had been...

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King lauds friendship ‘in time of need’ in first comments since princess’s diagnosis

Mar 28, 2024 by

by Sammy Gecsoyler, Guardian: Pre-recorded message for Maundy service in Worcester Cathedral will be played as Camilla stands in for monarch. King Charles will highlight the importance of friendship “in a time of need” on Thursday in his...

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Meditations for Holy Week

Mar 28, 2024 by

Thur Mar 28 am: 102 pm: 142, 143 Ex 12:1-8,11-14 1 Cor 11:23-26 John 13:1-15 MAUNDY THURSDAY LITURGICAL THEME FOR THE DAY:  Holy Thursday is also known as “Maundy Thursday.” The word maundy comes from the Latin...

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How can we avoid another Batley Grammar blasphemy row?

Mar 27, 2024 by

by Stephen Webb, Spectator: Dame Sara Khan, the government’s adviser on social cohesion, has produced a powerful and brave report with some stark findings which should make for seriously uncomfortable reading among political and public...

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