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Thatcher, Britain's first female PM, leaves a mixed legacy on women

Though no feminist, and indeed largely opposed to promoting women even in her own party, Margaret Thatcher nonetheless set a new high-water mark for women in British politics.

Church of England facing 'major constitutional crisis'

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Britain removes some hurdles to assisted suicide

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Some British Christians feel oppressed in the public square

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Archbishop controversy: does sharia have a role in Britain?