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Care for the elderly must come first in Keir Starmer’s healthcare reforms

It was one of less surprising announcements of the week, but that didn’t stop the mainstream media from running

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In the post-Nagasaki world, we’re still struggling to find global peace

In the largest city on the island of Kyushu in Japan, many thousands have been gathering today to remember the dreadful events that occurred

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Politicians need to start listening, or we could be heading for very troubled times

With the public disorder of this week threatening to escalate into a more nationwide problem this coming weekend, it’s

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What’s the best Christian response to the 2024 Olympics’ mockery of Christianity?

You might have been forgiven for thinking that God had spoken in Paris last night, as the heavens opened

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Global IT meltdown raises profound moral questions about future threats in the digital world

On Friday we all woke up to one of the largest IT failures in the history of computing. Whilst

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As America ponders future of Joe Biden, it should be wary of what it wishes for

This week has been a dreadful moment for everyone connected to the American Democratic party, as their leader and

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Labour is promising a ‘mission-led’ government, but the real needs are right now

As the dust begins to settle on one of the most remarkable General Elections in living memory, the resounding

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If the youth of today are at Glastonbury this weekend, the Church needs to be there too

Yes, Glastonbury has begun. After weeks of hype about headliners, worries about the weather and the usual tense narratives

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Politicians must understand that solving the healthcare crisis is fundamental to economic recovery

With the world still trying to piece itself together after a once-in-a-century pandemic that threw almost everything we took

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Trump saga has much to teach us about the need to restore trust in UK politics

If ever there was a political decision that was going to raise fundamental questions about the nature of democracy,

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We really ought to vote on 4th July, but for Catholics that’s no easy task

Whoever or whatever you are, cringeworthy moments are simply a hazard of life that can happen to the best

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The UK economy many be turning, but changing selfish habits will be a lot harder

In one way or another past few weeks haven’t been the best for our Prime Minister, so it was

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