Waching daily Apr 2 2017

breaking trending news A leading Mormon speaker has called for the

religion to become more accepting of diverse sexualities.

Speaking at a biannual Mormon conference in Salt Lake City, Jeffrey Holland spoke to an

audience in person and online about the need to accept LGBT people into the religion.

Holland, who has been a long-standing member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles said

that there was �room� in the faith to accept people who may have different �sexual

attractions�, as long as they �love God� and �honour� his commandments.

He said: �When we disparage our uniqueness or try to conform to fictitious stereotypes

� stereotypes driven by an insatiable consumer culture and idealised beyond any possible

realisation by social media we lose the richness of tone and timbre that God intended when

he created a world of diversity.

Dale Relund, a newer member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, said that being intolerant

would be repeating the past.

�We must not be guilty of persecuting anyone inside or outside the church,� Renlund said.

�Church history gives ample evidence of our members being treated with hatred and

bigotry.

How ironically sad it would be if we were to treat others as we have been treated.�

The Mormon church has a long history of persecuting the LGBT community with its strong belief

that homosexuality is sinful.

Keep in mind this is just one leader, and not the general population of mormons.

And this was just one speech.

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Mexico singer Pepe Aguilar's son held for people smuggling - top trends news - Duration: 2:05.

Mexico singer Pepe Aguilar's son held for people smuggling - top trends news

The son of the popular Mexican singer Pepe Aguilar has been arrested in California for people smuggling. US customs officials say Jose Aguilar was arrested by federal agents who found four illegal migrants from China in the boot of his car.

The lawyer representing Mr Aguilar, Jeremy Warren, said the case had nothing to do with the famous singer. Jose Aguilar is a young man who will address this matter in court, not with the press, he said.

The arrest took place two weeks ago - but details, including Jose Aguilars involvement, emerged on Friday.

US Customs and Border Protection said Mr Aguilar was arrested at the border in San Diego after a sniffer dog alerted federal agents to the stowaways in the boot of his car.

The migrants reportedly said they had agreed to pay Mr Aguilar between $3,000 and $60,000 (£2,390 and £47,830) to be smuggled into the US. Mr Aguilar, who is a US citizen, was released on bail pending his arraignment.

His father, Pepe Aguilar, is one of Mexicos most popular mariachi singers. He has won four Grammy awards and four Latin Grammy awards and has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.