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A North Carolina couple has been left stunned after they were ordered by their local homeowners association to take down a cross they placed in their front yard for Christmas.  James and Dee Faison first erected the six-foot-tall structure outside their Mulberry Park property for Easter this year, and were allegedly told by their HOA that they were able to display the Biblical symbol during religious holidays.  But the pair received a letter from the association ordering them to take down the cross or risk being fined $100 for each day that it remained on display.  It stated: 'Violation: wooded cross structure. The Board does not consider this a Christmas decoration, but an Easter/ Passover seasonal decoration.' 'We were shocked. We really were,' James told CBN News.   A North Carolina couple has been left stunned after they were ordered by their local homeowners association to take down a cross they placed in their front yard for Christmas. Resident James Faison is see

Tier 4 areas of England from Boxing Day Scores of furious Britons already stuck in Tier 4 today moaned about how families in areas due to be moved to the highest lockdown level will be able to gather on Christmas Day. Twitter users living in Tier 4 regions complained about having their Christmas plans ruined with just eight hours' notice while people due to be plunged into the draconian lockdown have 48 hours. They hit out at Matt Hancock's delayed extension of the coronavirus restrictions, calling it an 'absolute joke', 'unfair' and 'ridiculous'.   Hospitality chiefs also blasted the move, called the Tier 4 extension 'disastrous' and 'another blow to a sector already on its knees'. It comes as the Health Secretary pressed the panic button over 'mutant' coronaviruses and plunged millions more families into the highest lockdown regime from Boxing Day.  He told the remaining parts of the South East not already in the toughest level

The German ambassador to the UK got stuck in gridlocked traffic today as he embarked on a mercy mission to visit stranded lorry drivers caught up in the Kent chaos. Ambassador Andreas Michaelis was heading to visit German nationals who are among the thousands of European truckers stuck in a makeshift camp at Manston airport and facing the prospect of spending Christmas trapped in their cabs in Britain. But the high-ranking diplomat had to make do with a phone call after he got trapped in a lorry jam. He tweeted: 'Scheduled to meet up with German truck drivers. Last stretch difficult. Could not reach the airfield. Could only speak to them on the phone. Still very difficult situation for them. Too little information.' He also thanked Kent local 'heroes' Lydia and Dave who were handing out food to truck drivers on the A299. Meanwhile Sikh charity members who last night delivered 800 meals to truckers at the airport have launched a fresh appeal for food parcels. The volunte