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There are few things that are predictable in politics, but one certainty is that change invariably comes from where
For a long time now, I’ve thought that paying Gary Lineker some £1.3m a year for sounding off about
In just over a week’s time, Pope Francis will be marking ten years since the day he was elected
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which began a year ago this week, was an extraordinary and unexpected event that
When Alex Salmond resigned from the SNP in the face of allegations of sexual misconduct in 2013 (from which
In the coming months the Church of England is planning to debate the adoption of non-gendered language when referring
This morning the government announced that it’s abandoning plans to house asylum seekers in a Pontins Holiday Park on
Understandably, there had been a degree of anticipation – and even vague hope – surrounding Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s all-important
This week the government announced the second round of awards in its flagship Levelling Up Fund project. More than
In the early hours of this morning, our front lounge was illuminated by the blue flashing lights of an
Despite challenging times, our Catholic faith still has pivotal roll to play in wellbeing of society
2022 has been a particularly difficult year for us all, and the Catholic Church across England & Wales has
I have to confess that Prince Harry is the one member of the Royal family who’s succeeded in getting