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Adverts for abortions:

telegraph.co.uk  Abortion clinics to advertise on television for the first time

Care Confidential official site

Faith hate:

inspiremagazine.org.uk Police investigate ‘faith hate’ crime after attack

dailymail.co.uk Minister beaten after clashing with Muslims on his TV show

Twitter in curriculum:

telegraph.co.uk Twitter is put on new primary school curriculum

guardian.co.uk Pupils to study Twitter and blogs in primary schools shake-up

Patrick Woodward talks to Russ Bravo, editor of Inspire Magazine,   about the latest news from a Christian perspective.  Today,  the credit squeeze on the retail trade could mean good news for churches, Sony’s new video game is delayed out of respect for Muslims, but not the one that offended Christians, and Richard Dawkins’ athiest adverts on buses are welcomed by the Methodist Church.

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Retail squeeze at Christmas:

guardian.co.uk Credit crunch may mar shoppers’ Christmas

channel4.com Christmas credit crisis

cofe.anglican.org Matter of Life and Debt

Sony’s video game:

bbc.co.uk  Game delayed over Korean phrases

churchtimes.co.uk  Sony refuses to withdraw game

Athiest adverts:

inspiremagazine.org Methodists thank Dawkins for putting God on the buses

ekklesia.co.uk Athiest evangelism campaign

athiestcampaign.org  official site