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Tomorrow will see the first court hearing in the case brought by a Gaddafi opponent against the UK Government over its part in 'rendering' him - along with his pregnant wife - to Libya in 2004.

The General Assembly of the Church of Scotland last night voted for a compromise resolution that could permit an individual Kirk Session to call a minister in a civil partnership if it chooses to do so - while maintaining as official policy a doctrine in relation to human sexuality that theoretically excludes partnered lesbian and gay people from ... (more)

The number of people working from home has increased by 13 per cent in the last five years, according to a new Trades Union Congress analysis of official figures published yesterday to mark National Work From Home Day, organised by WorkWise UK.

A former general who presided over a reign of terror in Guatemala during the 1980s has been convicted of genocide.

A UK pharmaceutical firm has announced that it is "putting in place concrete steps" to stop the use of its drugs in executions.

One in nine renters says their health has been affected by their landlord's failure to carry out repairs or deal with poor conditions in their home, new Shelter research has revealed.

Two member churches of the World Council of Churches from Reformed and Lutheran traditions have united to become the United Protestant Church of France.

The Brazilian authorities have evicted Indians from the Belo Monte dam site, where they were protesting for their land rights.

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Investing A 30 billion in infrastructure projects over the next two years would both boost growth in the short term and increase the UK's potential economic output over the longer term, according to new research published today by the Trades Union Congress and the National Institute of Economic and Social Research .

Stephanie Bottrill, 53, wrote suicide notes to her family and stepped in front of a lorry on the motorway near her Solihull home.

Street children in Nicaragua will have the chance to compete in next year's Street Child World Cup in Brazil with the support of the children and young people of the Methodist Church in Britain.

Two school pupils from Birmingham's King Edward's School have made a hard-hitting new film about a prisoner in Japan who has been on death row for 45 years - longer than anyone else in the world.

The Brazilian authorities have begun an operation to remove eleven illegal ranches from the Yanomami territory in Brazil, and return the land to the Indians.

As the death toll in the Rana Plaza textile factory collapse in Dhaka, Bangladesh two weeks ago tops 900, the TUC has today ) published figures which suggest that the reason costs are cut and wages are low in the Bangladesh textile industry has nothing to do with cash-strapped consumers demanding cheap clothes.

In a panel discussion at the German Protestant Kirchentag in Hamburg, the World Council of Churches General Secretary, Rev.

The Methodist Church has agreed a grant of A 10,000 to assist urgent recovery work following last month's torrential flooding in Argentina.

The Peshawar High Court today declared the US guilty of war crimes for its use of drones in North West Pakistan, and ordered the Pakistani government to take a series of steps to stop future strikes.

The UK is experiencing a slower economic recovery than 23 of the 33 advanced economies monitored by the International Monetary Fund , according to new analysis published by the Trades Union Congress yesterday .

Shelter Scotland has called for regulation to ensure responsible letting agents are rewarded and the bad ones are suitably penalised.