Mr Folau was employed as a tutor at St Gregory’s College in Campbelltown, Sydney.

Headmaster Lee McMaster confirmed the decision to 2GB radio, saying: “We have met with Josiah recently and in our discussions, Josiah has made the decision to discontinue his casual employment at St Gregory’s College. We respect Josiah’s privacy in this matter.”

Josiah Folau is a member of The Truth of Jesus Christ Church, founded by his uncle, Israel Folau’s father, Pastor Eni.

In a letter to a church member, Josiah said: “any devout Catholic person IS NOT A SAVED CHRISTIAN WHATSOEVER.

“Look at Catholic doctrine, almost 100% of it is false and is filled with lies.”

“The blasphemous Catholic mass is a paganistic ritual rooted in heresy, evil and devil worship.

He also said: “Roman Catholicism is masked devil worship.”

This comes as Israel Folau’s legal team begin court proceedings against Rugby Australia and NSW Waratahs.

I confirm I have commenced court proceedings against Rugby Australia and NSW Waratahs. Thank you to those who have supported me over this journey – it has meant so much to Maria and me. God bless. pic.twitter.com/Ojgw9uRw79

— Israel Folau (@IzzyFolau) July 31, 2019

The former Wallabies full-back is suing his former bosses after his contract was terminated after he posted “hell awaits drunks, homosexuals, adulterers, liars, fornicators, thieves, atheists, idolaters”…

Rev Jane Brown from St Mary’s in Garforth and her husband Paul discovered their cat Squishy had joined them in their caravan when they got to France.

“She must have been in there for at least 23 hours by the time we found her”, Rev Brown told the Yorkshire Evening Post. “Squish is a very inquisitive cat, she is still sniffing around now and hasn’t learned her lesson at all.”

Due to local regulations, they were forced to keep the cat in the caravan for 21 days elongating their break.

Keeping Squishy indoors caused its own problems due to France suffering due to a heatwave.

They kept the cat cool by using ice blocks and a wet flannel.

The Brown’s also needed to arrange a rabies jab and collect a pet passport.

Rev Brown was forced to leave her husband and cat behind as she needed to return to work.

Paul helped out on the caravan site to pay for accommodation.

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Despite Boris Johnson claiming he doesn’t want to leave the EU without a deal, Chancellor Sajid Javid announced the spending which will cover the stockpiling of medicines, the hiring of more border officials and the funding of a publicity campaign.

Commons Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg said Boris Johnson would not be “browbeaten” by Brussels and the European Union must realise the UK was not “frightened” of leaving.

Dr Graham Kings, an assistant bishop in the Diocese of Southwark expressed his disappointment on the News Hour.

“I’m appalled by this huge waste of resources, when it’s clear that no deal cannot happen,” he said. “These resources could be spent much better on the NHS and on education.”

The Prime Minister chaired his first meeting of the Brexit war cabinet – comprising the Chancellor, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Michael Gove, Brexit Secretary Steve Barclay and Attorney General Geoffrey Cox – on Thursday.

Explaining the reason for the spending Sajid Javid said: “With 92 days until the UK leaves the European Union it’s vital that we intensify our planning to ensure we are ready.

“We want to get a good deal that abolishes the anti-democratic backstop. But if we can’t get a good deal, we’ll have to leave without one.

“This additional £2.1 billion will ensure we are ready to…