The state missed chance after chance to stop Axel Rudakubana – then covered its errors

Jan 21, 2025 by

by Sam Ashworth-Hayes, Telegraph: It’s hard not to suspect that a desire to avoid “community tensions” was again at play here. When Britain’s security forces fail to protect us from domestic threats, the Government now turns to a...

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An ex-gay on how Christians can engage effectively with the LBGT question

Jan 21, 2025 by

“When it comes to children and sexuality, we’re in World War 3.” James Parker brought this warning to a hybrid (in person and online) conference based in a London church on Monday January 6. Gay conversion therapy bans...

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‘I’m outraged Church of England leader called my abuser a Rolls Royce priest’

Jan 18, 2025 by

A woman who says she was sexually abused as a child by a priest says it is “absolutely outrageous” her alleged abuser was later praised by the man now leading the Church of England. Kate – not her real name – was...

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Let the little children come to me

Jan 17, 2025 by

by Matthew Roberts, Artillery Row: Don’t hustle kids out of church services. During my years as a Presbyterian Minister, I have learned an important truth about first-time fathers. It’s this: if Dad is a football fan, he will without fail...

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Justin Welby: The ministry and legacy of the 105th Archbishop of Canterbury

Jan 17, 2025 by

Of the two Archbishops appointed in the 21st Century the contrasts are remarkable. Rowan Williams, one of our great Anglican academic theologians, was adored in the C of E yet found it impossible to impose his will through the...

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Ed Miliband’s drive for net zero ‘being met by slave labour’

Jan 12, 2025 by

by Caroline Wheeler, The Times: The energy secretary is under pressure from peers to outlaw the importation of solar panel components being made by oppressed Chinese Uighurs. Ed Miliband is facing demands to introduce new measures to stop...

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