Religious news and discussion programme.
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The ceremony in Banialuka took place despite violent protests by Bosnian-Serbs
Turkish prosecutors want to ban the Virtue party, the country's biggest Islamic group
Will the conviction damage the credibility of the Catholic Church in Rwanda?
The Vatican disowned 73-year-old Emmanuel Milingo after he married a 43-year-old woman
A report by Christian Aid says that rich countries should do more to support the children
What did the Pope achieve in this journey in the footsteps of St Paul?
The Pope tries to heal old wounds while retracing the steps of St Paul
The Metropolitan Police are the first force in Britain to allow women to wear the hijab
The first criminal trial to take place connected to the domesday sect
The conference in Peshawar, Pakistan included a video appeal from Osama bin Laden
A court found the three Christian men guilty of orchestrating attacks on Muslims in Poso
British PM Tony Blair talked about the shared values of his religious and political vision
The reports detail abuse of nuns by priests in 23 countries across several countries
The UN described the action as a crime against culture
The death of 35 people during a stampede has once again thrown the spotlight on safety
British Muslims won't be slaughtering goats at this years Eid festival as the country battles foot and mouth disease; China battles with the UN over Beijing's treatment of the Falun Gong spiritual movement.
The UN Secretary General and India, Germany, Russia and the US have condemned the plan
The veteran Islamic leader was arrested after his party signed a deal with southern rebels
How the new group of cardinals is an international one, with 11 from Latin America
How the Jewish world has reacted to the choice of Ariel Sharon as Israel's Prime Minister
The journalists' paper published a letter critical of the Prophet Muhammad
The United Nations Children's Funds condemned the punishment under Sharia law
The Russian President handed out medals and spoke without irony of the merits of religion
Programme remembering infamous religious historical events, and asks whether they should be taught in schools.
The Hindu festival, held every 12 years, is billed as the largest gathering on earth
Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ's World Affairs correspondent Nick Childs reports on the prospects for peace
The UN have given the Taliban 30 days to shut down Islamist training camps
Is the Islamic-leaning party Virtue in Turkey such a threat to the secular state?
The former Algerian lawmaker talks about his release after four years
The Roman Catholic Church condemns the Dutch government's decision