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lgbtq
Starmer’s Pride in the Gayest Parliament in the World
DATE : 14 July 2026 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster
On 30th June, while hosting a Pride event at 10 Downing Street, Sir Keir Starmer proudly announced that the British House of Commons is “the gayest Parliament … in the world.” “I’m really proud that we’ve got the gayest Parliament,” he declared. “I don’t think, just of all time, anywhere in the world, I don’t think there’s any […]
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Battle for freedom
DATE : 11 April 2025 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster
According to top UK employment lawyers, Labour’s Employment Rights Bill will prevent British companies and corporations from following the US example of scrapping, or radically scaling back, diversity, equality, and inclusion (DEI) schemes. Failure to have in place effective diversity and inclusivity schemes, including training for all employees, would, they say, open up employers to ‘adverse […]
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God is on the move – a warning to the Godless
DATE : 13 November 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster
A landslide victory for Donald Trump, followed by the shock resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury … whatever next? But perhaps the real question we should be asking ourselves is, why? Why is the world in such chaos, and why do these extraordinary events keep happening? Forget for a moment safeguarding – important though that is – […]
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Living in love and sin – Welby’s rainbow vision of the future
DATE : 6 November 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster
In a recent The Rest is Politics podcast, hosted by Alastair Campbell and Rory Stewart, The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, informed us that he has been on a journey. From being a clear advocate of conservative Evangelical belief, affirming sex only within traditional marriage, he tells us that, as result of much prayer and theological reflection, he […]
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A nation on the edge of an abyss
DATE : 24 May 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster
The date for the General Election has been announced as 4th July, and we are now in that period known as ‘Purdah’, when Parliamentary business and all major policy decisions – in particular, rulings which may directly conflict with the stated intentional commitments of the cabinet or shadow cabinet – are suspended until, following the election, […]
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