David Cameron defends 'right to offend' over religion
Prime Minister David Cameron has defended the right to "cause offence about someone's religion" in a free society.
It follows comments made by Pope Francis, who said that people's faiths should not be insulted or ridiculed.
Speaking on US network CBS, he said that, as a Christian, he would be offended by the mocking of Jesus, but he didn't have the right to "wreak vengeance" on them.
18 Jan 2015
- From the section UK