CP World Report: Prayer Ban, Syria, Whitney Houston, Religious Freedom

Christian Post Tuesday 21st February, 2012

A ban on prayers at local council meetings by the British High Court has effectively been overturned. The Court ruled last week that prayers at council meetings were unlawful after a legal action was brought against Bideford Town Council by the National Secular Society. But now, British Communities Secretary Eric Pickles is pushing through a sectio...

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