From the Daily Telegraph: “A Christian group has been forbidden from advertising its Easter passion play in a public library [in Rotherham, a town in the North of England] to avoid offending other religious groups.”

An interesting twist to the tale is that these were Iranian Christians, a group that probably knows a thing or two about censorship. One of the group’s members has this to say: “One of our members wanted to put up a poster about the play in the library but officials kept it for a few days then came back and said it could not be displayed because it might cause offence to other people. We can only imagine they mean other religions. The poster just has a cross on it with the date, time and place of the performance and says Iranian Christian Drama. What offence can that cause to anyone?”

Quite.