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Maria Miller – ‘under review’
Things are not looking great for Maria Miller. One government source put her chances of surviving the week “no better than 60 per cent”.
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Brunei may be small – but it is earning an over-sized reputation for brutality as it introduces Sharia law punishments for offences including pregnancy outside marriage and homosexual acts.
Activists are launching a campaign against a polygamy law passed in the country that allows men to marry more than one woman without their existing wife’s consent.
It was a quarter of a century ago that Jon Snow began his presenting career at Channel 4 News. We got the only man who’s been here longer to write about him – Alex Thomson.
A Ukip local election candidate featured in the party’s latest election broadcast has been suspended after “repellent” racist and anti-Islamic views appeared on his Twitter feed.
Writing in the Church Times, David Cameron insists we should be ‘evangelical about Christianity’ and ‘pull together to change the world’. Will voters heed his message?
David Cameron’s Easter message means he has spoken more about his Christian faith this week than any recent serving prime minister. Why?
David Cameron’s been accused of having a “women problem”. Does he? And have this morning’s movements in the cabinet helped?
Maria Miller has resigned as culture secretary due to the row over her expenses, Downing Street says. She will be replaced by Sajid Javid, the MP for Bromsgrove.
There are few MPs who can claim to have benefited from the expenses scandal but the new Culture Secretary Sajid Javid is perhaps one of them.
Things are not looking great for Maria Miller. One government source put her chances of surviving the week “no better than 60 per cent”.
Flags are flown across the country to hail the first same-sex marriages in England and Wales. David Cameron calls it a victory for equality.
Inigo Gilmore meets US pastor Scott Lively, one of a group of Americans thought to have influenced a new law in Uganda which carries some of the harshest penalties in the world for openly gay people.
Two grooms on the cake, two aisles in the venue, and plenty of champagne: what’s on the to-do list ahead of the first gay weddings in England and Wales this week.
Smartphone apps have changed dating for gay and straight people forever – or have they?
“I am a straight guy and I love going to the gay bar” – welcome to The Central in Strabane, Northern Ireland. Is this the most unusual – and remote – gay night spot in the UK?