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Tory Immigration Minister Tom Pursglove said there is 'no specific evidence' to support Suella Braverman's claim that churches are helping bogus asylum claims

Ramadan is the 9th month in the Islamic calendar, and runs from the evening of Sunday 10 March until Tuesday 9 April. Here we explain how to greet Muslims during the holy period of fasting

St Paul's Jubilee Memorial Church, in Penzance, Cornwall, was put on the market by the now King when he was Prince Charles’ Duchy of Cornwall and sold at auction

The son of an infamous Christian teleavenglist couple has said their lives were more complicated than people think and they had become scapegoats in a new documentary which is being released

The Jewish man, mocked for wearing a kippah, is goaded on a London Underground service by a Muslim man, behaviour condemned by research group Campaign Against Antisemitism

A megachurch shooter who was killed while using a lethal assault weapon to attack members of the congregation had previous run-ins with cops over weapons

Joel Osteen took to Twitter to reveal his "community is devastated by today's events and grateful for the swift actions of law enforcement" after the Texas megahurch shooting on Sunday

Footage sent exclusively to The Mirror shows disorder at Kay's Local, a small Kosher supermarket in the Golders Green area of north London, which police say "will cause concern in the community"

A couple who came close to splitting up have recounted how they went on a journey to redemption in a bid to save their relationship for their children and grandchildren

The letter sent to a Jewish school in Greater Manchester is one of 1,890 anti-Semitic incidents recorded by a charity since October - when Hamas breached the Gaza–Israel barrier

Victor Manuel Hernandez-Pineda was arrested by police after his victim, now aged 21, reported she survived three years of abuse as a child in Richmond, California

April Evalyn Short, a 30-year-old Georgia mother of three, has been charged with murdering her infant son by slitting his throat, apparently believing that it would enable him to 'be with Jesus and God'

Bishop Carlton Pearson, known for founding Higher Dimensions Family Church and later embracing universalism, passed away at the age of 70 in Tulsa after battling cancer

A single complaint to the council saw the bells at Beith Parish Church in Ayrshire silenced - but other locals have supported a campaign to reverse the decision

The statue in Mexico was spotted shedding real tears and people are now flocking to witness the 'miracle' from miles away on special religious pilgrimages

The so-called miracle happened inside a church in Mexico and led some local people to believe that the tears were a sign of something more serious happening in Colima state

A one-line statement from the Vatican said Pope Francis had 'relieved' Bishop Joseph Strickland of the pastoral governance of Tyler and appointed the bishop of Austin as the temporary administrator

The Hamas atrocities have exposed UK religious groups with viciously divisive and deeply uncharitable objectives

Cheryl Reid-Bartley, the founder of the Life Changing Ministries, addressed her congregation in a Facebook Live video, one day after the death of Robert Yap at a baptism service

The cult is believed to have sprung up on a remote island and the chilling tales from those who have escaped have prompted concern around the world

Katelyn Pavey was born with only one fully developed arm - but that wasn’t enough to stop her becoming one of the USA’s best amateur softball players. Now, a film is being released about Pavey’s inspirational story

A controversial bar fitting has seen a church congregation split in two as kegs and a selection of water and wines are now on offer, just in time for the religious property to host festival-goers

A documentary claims to have proof that the story from the Bible could be fact and not fiction - it also raises several other points and insists they are true

The city of Tall el-Hammam in the Jordan Valley was destroyed in a catastrophic event, according to a theologian, but now ground-breaking discoveries have cast new research on the city

Doomsday cult Aum Shinrikyo was responsible for a terror attack in Tokyo during the morning rush hour on March 20, 1995, which killed 13 people and injured 6,226