Top Election 2010 Stories
CCFON ready for the challenge of the new political landscape
CCFON is committed to viewing these changing times through the lens of God’s word and is ready to pioneer a ‘new era’ of Christian political engagement appropriate to the new context.
Anti-life and anti-Christian campaigner Dr Evan Harris loses seat to Christian candidate in Oxford West and Abingdon
Former Liberal Democrat MP and front-bench spokesman Dr Evan Harris has been unseated by Nicola Blackwood, in what is a significant development for both Christians and the political world.
General election result: hung parliament
The results are in, and the UK faces a hung parliament. As the negotiations continue, we look forward to bringing you further analysis of the political situation, and what we can expect in the coming months and years.
Top Stories
MP to launch new bill in Parliament to strengthen the law against assisted suicide 06/08/09
House of Lords Creates Right to Die in English Law 30/07/09
Creating a Culture of Death with Grave Implications 29/07/09
US Government appeal ruling blocking stem cell research funding 07/09/10
Conservative candidate suspended for expressing views on homosexuality 28th April 2010
Philip Lardner, the Conservative Party’s candidate for North Ayrshire and Arran wrote on his website that homosexuality was ‘not normal’.
I've changed my mind and now even support homosexual adoption, says Conservative Shadow Home Secretary Chris Grayling 20th April 2010
Conservative Shadow Home Secretary Chris Grayling is now saying that Christian B&B owners should not be allowed to act according to their conscience when dealing with homosexual guests sharing beds and that he supports homosexual adoption.
Labour’s Harriet Harman and Chris Bryant pledge to remove free speech from law 16th April 2010
On 15th April two Labour Party MPs have launched a homosexual manifesto in Soho, London’s popular homosexual village.
Conservative Party to fully support homosexual ‘equality’ agenda 12th April 2010
The Conservative Party has announced on its website a series of initiatives designed to win over homosexual voters.