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Felix Ngole, a 46-year-old Christian social worker has announced plans to appeal part of an employment tribunal ruling after being rejected for a job due to his views on homosexuality.
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Felix Ngole, a 46-year-old Christian social worker has announced plans to appeal part of an employment tribunal ruling after being rejected for a job due to his views on homosexuality.
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