Today’s vote in favour of assisted dying is more catastrophic than historic
In a decision that has come as something of a shock to both sides of this impassioned debate, MPs have
Read moreIn a decision that has come as something of a shock to both sides of this impassioned debate, MPs have
Read moreIn a week of unprecedented decisions in Ukraine that appear to have driven the world to the edge of a
Read moreIn a pastoral letter that will be read out parishes across his diocese this weekend, Bishop Richard Moth of the
Read moreAs Britain commemorated its annual Remembrance service yesterday, some 10,000 men and women marched past the Cenotaph and laid wreaths
Read moreAfter a week of torrential downpours, and with another onslaught predicted for later today, the catastrophic flooding that has devastated
Read moreWhilst there were many important issues placed on the table at the biennial Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in
Read moreBy any measure, the news that North Korea is sending elite troops to Russia for training in advance of their
Read moreOn Thursday this week the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales renewed its call for the UK government to
Read moreIt was one of less surprising announcements of the week, but that didn’t stop the mainstream media from running collectively
Read moreIn the largest city on the island of Kyushu in Japan, many thousands have been gathering today to remember the dreadful events that occurred there
Read moreWith the public disorder of this week threatening to escalate into a more nationwide problem this coming weekend, it’s no
Read moreYou might have been forgiven for thinking that God had spoken in Paris last night, as the heavens opened and
Read moreOn Friday we all woke up to one of the largest IT failures in the history of computing. Whilst a
Read moreThis week has been a dreadful moment for everyone connected to the American Democratic party, as their leader and 46th
Read moreAs the dust begins to settle on one of the most remarkable General Elections in living memory, the resounding plea
Read moreYes, Glastonbury has begun. After weeks of hype about headliners, worries about the weather and the usual tense narratives about
Read moreWith the world still trying to piece itself together after a once-in-a-century pandemic that threw almost everything we took for
Read moreIf ever there was a political decision that was going to raise fundamental questions about the nature of democracy, the
Read moreWhoever or whatever you are, cringeworthy moments are simply a hazard of life that can happen to the best of
Read moreIn one way or another past few weeks haven’t been the best for our Prime Minister, so it was perhaps
Read moreCatholics who’ve been scanning UK news media this week can hardly have failed to read the traumatic story of “35
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