News Bulletin [22 July 2011] -- The Christian Institute

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The Home Office has said it will assess whether the law should be re-worded by removing the word 'insulting from Section 5 of the Public Order Act -- A cross-party group of MPs have welcomed the Equality and Human Rights Commission's statement that courts should have done more to protect Christians affected by new equality laws -- TV soap Emmerdale is now taking a more realistic view on assisted suicide according to Dr Peter Saunders -- A mother's application to end the life of her paralysed daughter is being heard by the Court of Protection as the woman has a degree of consciousness -- A survey of medical students revealed that nearly half object to late term abortion of disabled babies -- A grandmother who complained to the council about it's bin collection service was furious when she received a questionnaire which asked if she was a lesbian -- And this week celebrated the anniversary of an impassioned letter from John Newton to his friend William Wilberforce encouraging him to stay in politics

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