(UK) - Academics and students are shocked by ruling at institution with close links to Anglican church. The heads of a university closely aligned to the Church of England plan to ban civil partnership ceremonies on campus. The vice-chancellor, chair of governors and deputy pro-chancellor of Canterbury Christ Church University argue that the church's position on homosexuality makes it wrong to conduct lesbian and gay marriages on the university's premises. They want governors of the university, whose chancellor is the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, to change the institution's policy at their meeting next month.
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