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Michael Gove’s new definition of extremism is as dangerous as it is divisive

When Michael Gove announced to parliament this week that the government has formulated a new definition of extremism, the

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Alpha, asylum seekers and the debate about genuine Christian conversion

When a car bomb exploded outside Liverpool’s Women’s Hospital just before 11am on Remembrance Sunday 2021, it was dismissed

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A growing intolerance and bigotry was at heart of last night’s Manchester pro-life confrontation

For anyone who’s been through our university system, controversies and disagreements surrounding student societies are a regular and expected

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For all the talk of humanity and democracy, it’s utterly shameful the UK establishment won’t save Shamima Begum

Although it didn’t come as any great surprise, the Court of Appeal decision in the Shamima Begum case this

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Labour’s green U-turn is just a symptom of a much deeper global problem

In what has been yet another less-than-dignified week in British politics, the announcement by Sir Keir Starmer that his

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Brianna Ghey case raises profound concerns about young people in contemporary society

As more chilling details about the dreadful murder of Brianna Ghey emerged today, many of us will be wondering

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Holocaust Memorial Day is timely warning that freedom must never be taken for granted

After a week that has been marked by uncomfortable headlines and irritable exchanges about the possible forced mobilisation of

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If we are heading towards a global war, it’s time for our faith leaders to take a stand for peace

A couple of years ago if you had the temerity to suggest that Donald Trump might once again become

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Port Talbot redundancies show profit is still taking precedence over the common good

The announcement this morning that 2,800 jobs are to go at Port Talbot’s Tata Steel plant has such a

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After US and UK attacks on Yemen, are we on the verge of walking into yet another war?

It seems a dreadful irony that instead of writing about this coming weekend’s Peace Sunday, we’re all having to

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Gripping Post office drama has exposed deep flaws in our British justice system

Just a few hundred yards from our offices in Llandudno is a quiet side street that has become the

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Harry’s court victory is too little, too late in the new moral chaos of the internet age

This afternoon’s announcement that Prince Harry was indeed the victim of a campaign of “extensive” phone hacking by Mirror

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