Mar 28
A new mental condition – ‘Conduct Disorder’ – was invented yesterday in a report commissioned by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE). ‘Antisocial Behaviour And Conduct Disorders In Children And Young People – Recognition, Intervention And Management’ is National Clinical Guideline Number 158 and was jointly written by the National Collaborating Centre …
Mar 08
The rise in family breakdown has now reached unprecedented levels, according to a recent study. The 2011 General Lifestyle Survey Overview from the Office for National Statistics shows that by 2011 the number of single parent households reached 22%, as opposed to only 8% in 1971. Two-parent families have fallen from 92% at the beginning …
Jan 23
An RE teacher who recommended her pupils to sleep around instead of getting married has been banned from the profession, reports the Daily Telegraph. The ban is for at least five years and has been imposed by Education Secretary Michael Gove. A disciplinary panel found her guilty of “unacceptable professional conduct” whilst employed at Saddleworth School, …
Jan 18
The Oxford Union is to invite an American pro-family activist to address it after a mix-up on dates. Scott Lively was due to speak last night in the annual ‘gay rights’ debate, but an error saw him given the date of the Israel debate on 31st January instead. As Mr Lively had already arranged his …
Jan 09
An MP has criticised the BBC for planning to air a situation comedy which treats assisted suicide as a “matter of fun”, reports the Sunday Express. ‘Way To Go’ has three young men building a machine that can kill people. They offer their services for money to those who wish to end their lives. The …
Dec 12
Christian Voice National Director Stephen Green spoke at a meeting of the Challenging Orthodoxies Society in Manchester last night, alongside Guy Otten of the Manchester Humanist Society and Shahid Saleem. The meeting, chaired by Catriona Watson, was called ‘Christmas Unwrapped – are national celebrations of Christian festivals still appropriate in a multicultural society’? By a …
Nov 29
The President of Uganda has repented of past sins and dedicated his nation to Almighty God. President Yoweri Museveni made history last month at the National Jubilee Prayers in Namboole, when he openly repented of his sins and the sins of Uganda, according to Moses Mulondo of New Vision. Uganda has been targetted in recent …
Nov 14
An Exclusive Brethren church trust in Devon is to consider advertising its services to satisfy the Charity Commission that it serves a public benefit, according to Third Way magazine yesterday. The news that the Preston Down Trust had been refused charitable status was greeted with alarm in some Christian circles, but the National Director of Christian …
Oct 31
It’s not often we are able to celebrate a victory, but the announcement from the Queen’s bankers that they will no longer support the Stonewall lobby group’s playground bullying is welcome news. Coutts Bank have joined Barclays in condemning Stonewall’s insulting ‘Bigot of the year’ award. In an email sent to one of our members …
Oct 27
Two banks and the world’s biggest firm of accountants were on the receiving end of a witness against name-calling by homosexuals yesterday. Price Waterhouse Cooper, known as ‘PWC’, Coutts and Barclays are all sponsoring awards for the annual Stonewall pro-sodomy awards dinner. Barclays Bank are sponsoring the ‘sports award’, Coutts Bank are funding ‘writer of …
