national trust properties are hosting the cadbury‘s great british egg hunt. easter egg rather than marking traditional church festivals, quakers see everyday is a new beginning, hence the egg, chocolate or otherwise. whatever your stance, this has people talking. i think people are getting too politically correct. it is just easter, isn't it? getting too politically correct. it isjust easter, isn't it? it is important to remember the religious side. we live in a christian country and they are supposed to be christian people. the nationaltrust say suggestions they are downplaying easter is nonsense. cadbury gave a statement in which they said it is simply not true that they removed the word easter from their marketing. they are added each year there is to campaigns carry a different name and they have been doing it for over 100 years. they could say on this occasion we forgot to put it in there. i think it would be better to say something like that than this wishy—washy response. be better to say something like that than this wishy-washy response. are you being

the national trust are renaming it the great british egg hunt.sponsored this, think, who have sponsored this, think that this will be more appealing now to non—christians as well as christians. the archbishop of york, the most reverend john saint—saens, is not impressed. spitting on the grave ofjohn cadbury, is his understated reaction to this. i'm a christian, i don't think this is something i particularly welcome. i think most people, muslims, jewish people, they are —— actually quite like the idea ofa are —— actually quite like the idea of a christian country where these principles are celebrated. i don't think they find offensive. neither cani think they find offensive. neither can i get too worked up about the fa ct can i get too worked up about the fact this is being renamed. in a slightly more lively way. it does mean you can flog eggs in november, doesn't it? august. it's easter. it's a famous festival and just as we it's a famous festival and just as we like to bali or whatever, —— diwali. we celebrated and respected. i'm notan diwali. w

with cadbury‘s great british egg hunt. output. to drop easter from cadbury‘s easter egg hunt in my book, is tantamount to spitting on the grave of the founder. for christians, easter eggs are symbolic of the resurrection ofjesus christ. and now the prime minister, theresa may, a vicar‘s daughter, has weighed in on the row. it's very important as a festival for christians, millions across the world. i think what the national trust is doing is franklyjust ridiculous. but is this all a storm in an egg cup? i do think it isjust a big fuss over nothing. we know it is easter. a bit of both sides i guess. in one way, it is a very traditional thing, but i guess on the other hand everyone is entitled to either want to have an easter or not. cadbury point out that their website, advertising and many of their seasonal products feature the word easter prominently. this morning the national trust updated their website following the uproar to feature easter in its title. they say it is nonsense to suggest the national trust is downplayi

is removing word easter from a title of their annual egg hunt they sponsor with uk conservative charities. calling it cadbury's great britishinging in pastor first baptist church from dallas. dr. robert jeffers, do you think your parishioners will go to the british egg00. hunt. >> i doubt they will make the trip across the pond for that. this is the fbi e feeble attempt of political correctness that people are absolutely sick of. easter is about one thing, the resurrection of juice jesus christ from the dead, in cadbury does not top celebrate easter fine, but quit trying to separate the rituals of the meaning to the candy. liz: i think that cadbury made a lot of money off chocolate easter eggs. british prime minister theresa may agrees. your thoughts. >> it is very important festival for the christian faith for millions in the world. i think this is ridiculous. liz: ridiculous. theresa may said ridiculous, companies trying to take crai christianity to what they sell to appeal to more consumers. >> i believe that will backfire on them, we have strong historic christian roots, as a christian, i am not necessarily threatened b

the people making the eggs, they have drop the word "easter" from the annual egg hunt and renamed it "cadbury's great british egg hunt." the prime minister weighed in. the archbishop of work-- who i believe invented the peppermint patti-- the archbishop of york said that omitting the reference to easter was akin to spitting on the grave of john cadbury. i think it's kind of weird that the archbishop is defending john cadbury and, i don't know, maybe not jesus? he's the reason we celebrate easter, okay. he's why we have the eggs. he's the true miracle of easter when jesus emerged from the tomb and made the bunny lay an egg. and the bunny did goeth forth to hide those eggs, which the children then found and discovered that they did not just contain chocolate, but eternal life. and a weird sugar goo you're supposed to eat, even though it's designed to resemble raw egg. this is the word of the lord. ( cheers and applause ) this is-- oh, over in russia-- you know that place, controls our government. over in russia, putin is cracking down again because according to "the washington post," "it's now illegal in russi

with cadbury‘s great british egg hunt. for christians, easter eggs are symbolic of the resurrection of jesus christ and now the prime minister theresa may, a vic tar‘s daughter, has waded in on the row. it's a very important festival for the christian faith for millions across the world. so i think the national trust is, what it's doing is ridiculous. jeremy corbyn's also weighed in. it's me as well because i don't see how cadbury can take out the name. it's commercialisation gone too far. i'll be buying an easter egg for my grandson. gone too far. i'll be buying an easter egg for my grandsonm gone too far. i'll be buying an easter egg for my grandson. is this a storm in an egg cup? it's a big fuss over nothing because we know it's easter. a bit of both sides. in one way it's a traditional thing. on the other hand it's everyone's entitled to either want to have an easter or not. cadbury point out that many of their products featuring the word easter prominently. the national trust updated its website to feature the word eas

york, who's annoyed that the word easter has been dropped from its title. ..with cadbury‘s great british egg huntction ofjesus christ. and now the prime minister, theresa may, a vicar‘s daughter, has weighed in on the row. it's very important as a festival for christians, millions across the world. i think what the national trust is doing is franklyjust ridiculous. labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has also weighed in. it upsets me as well because i don't see why cadburys should take over the name, because that's what it's done. this is commercialisation gone a bit too far. i'm a member of the national trust, and i will be buying an easter egg for my grandson. but is this all a storm in an egg cup? i do think it isjust a big fuss over nothing. we know it's easter. a bit of both sides, i guess. in one way, it's a very traditional thing, but i guess on the other hand it's... you know, everyone is entitled to either want to have an easter or not. cadbury point out that their website, advertising, and many of their seasonal products feature the word easter prominently. this morning the national trust upd

egg hunts as "absolutely ridiculous". from dundee to torquay... bunny will be hiding easter eggs all over the uk! so, join in the fun with cadbury's great britishd his industrial output. in an interview with the daily telegraph dr sentamu said "it is obvious that for him jesus and justice were two sides of the one coin. to drop easterfrom cadbury‘s easter egg hunt in my book is tantamount to spitting on the grave of cadbury." speaking to reporters during her trip to saudi arabia, theresa may, the daughter of a vicar, gave her reaction to the row. i'm notjust a vicar‘s daughter but a member of the national trust. i think their stance is ridiculous and i don't know what they are thinking. easter is very important, to me and a very important festival for the christian faith and for millions across the world. i think what the national trust is doing is, frankly, ridiculous. cadbury said it used the phrase easter in its marketing for over 100 years and continues to do so in its current campaigns — the national trust also denied it was downplaying the significance of easter and there are dozens of references on its website. time for a look at the wea

was the ease direct railand previously it was the ease direct rail and now it is called the great british egg huntbia, and foreign aid profiteers. and the interesting juxtaposition on the sun, rather it to spain, the message to the meddling leaders of spain and the eu at the same time as offering £15 holidays to spain. the front page of the daily mirror, victoria derbyshire, one of our colleagues, has done an interview on breast cancer. and how important it has been. she is normally on the channel after breakfast. yes. and a story about some robbers who poured boiling water over someone, and they we re boiling water over someone, and they were arrested after they had a £19,000 spending spree in dubai. one story on the back of the sport pages, something entertaining on the inside pages normally, but here is david moyes and the story on his comments to a female reporter after a match dominating the back pages with the mail calling for him to be sacked following those comments. david moyes in slap wrap on the back of the star and lots of analysis on the worst, you know, what is the worst pa rt of the