IHRA Aberdeen City Council unanimously adopts IHRA definition of antisemitismtimesofisrael.com - By Jewish News Reporter Aberdeen City Council has unanimously passed a motion to adopt the internationally recognised definition of antisemitism. Jewish leaders welcomed the …
HuffPost UKadded this to All StoriesUniversal Credit Universal Credit Two-Child Limit Taking Toll On Family Life, Study SuggestsHuffPost UK - Press Association "The Government’s two-child limit goes against this fundamental principle and is pushing many families and children into poverty." Parents are cutting …
Charles Paprockiadded this to SpiritualityConservative View Apostate Churchestheamericanconservative.com - Rod Dreher It’s a common thing on the Right to point to loony-leftism in churches and go, “Ha-ha, look at the crazy people!” But this calls up a more serious …
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesMusic (UK) Liam Gallagher challenges Sadiq Khan over rise in knife crimeThe Guardian - Amy WalkerLiam Gallagher has criticised London’s mayor, Sadiq Khan, over rising knife crime in the capital and expressed his fears for the safety of his children. The former Oasis singer, 46, said: “Every time wake
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoCornwall BBC Devon & Cornwall Live: Breaking news and local stories - BBC Newsbbc.co.uk - www.bbc.co.ukPolice in Plymouth say they have had several reports of telephone scams in the Stonehouse area of the city recently. Officers reported that "sadly, most reports are of people losing in excess of £4,000".
BBC NewsFraud Ex-priest Andrew Hawthorne sentenced for fraudBBC NewsA former priest defrauded the Church of England of more than £50,000 and held funerals with no religious authority, a court has heard. Andrew Hawthorne, 51, of Southbourne, Dorset, was found guilty of
Abortion Bishops condemn decision to force woman to have abortioncatholicherald.co.uk - Staff Reporter The case 'raises serious questions about the meaning of 'best interests',' said Bishop John Sherrington
Salisbury Bishop of Salisbury welcomes government promise to reach 'net zero' by 2050dorsetecho.co.uk - Sam Beamish The Bishop of Salisbury has welcomed a promise from the government to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to net zero. The Church of England’s lead on …
Dover ‘People Not Walls’ protest urges help for refugeesthetablet.co.uk - by Ellen Teague An event in Dover – People Not Walls – was held on World Refugee Day, 20 June 2019. It called on British and French authorities to stop funding the …
clasqmadded this to Religion NewsflipsChurch of England Honoured by the Queen: The women who are using their deep religious faith to unite fractured communitiesdailymail.co.uk - Rebecca English Royal Correspondent At a time of religious tension, they are using their faith to unite their communities. And tomorrow the work of women from a wide range of faith …
Daily Kosadded this to Daily Kos TrendingContraception On This Day: The Good And The Baddailykos.com - USExpat for The Village June 23rd, in the Northern Hemisphere, is often a clement sort of day, weather-wise. But two landmark historical events also mark the date, and the …
The Scottish Sunadded this to The Scottish SunPrince Charles Paedophile bishop Peter Ball who was a close friend of Prince Charles dies aged 87thescottishsun.co.uk - Adam Bennett A PAEDOPHILE bishop and close pal of Prince Charles has died aged 87, it emerged last night. Retired Bishop of Gloucester Peter Ball was jailed for 32 …
European Union Lost at Sea: Britain Paddles Toward an Unknown Futurenationalinterest.org Two new complications will now likely distract commentary on the Brexit saga. One, Prime Minister Theresa May has resigned her office pending the …
Neelum Ahluwaliaadded this to Scandals/ True Crime StoriesChurch of England Bishop who abused boys as young as 12 dies after serving half his sentencemirror.co.uk - Milo Boyd Former Bishop and Lewes and Gloucester Peter Ball was jailed in 2015 for offences against 18 teenagers A disgraced bishop who sexually abused …
The Guardianadded this to UK NewsChurch of England Peter Ball, former C of E bishop jailed for sexual abuse, dies at 87The Guardian - Harriet Sherwood Religion correspondentPeter Ball, the disgraced former Anglican bishop who was sent to prison for sexually abusing vulnerable young men, has died at the age of 87. Ball, who was a friend of the Prince of Wales and other influential
Gloucestershire Liveadded this to GloucesterGloucester Disgraced ex-Bishop of Gloucester, Peter Ball has died according to reportsgloucestershirelive.co.uk - Zasha Whiteway-Wilkinson He was jailed for a number of sexual assaults in 2015 Disgraced ex-Bishop of Gloucester Peter Ball has died the BBC is reporting. The Church of England …
Daily Mailadded this to Top StoriesChurch of EnglandCharles’ paedophile bishop friend is dead: Peter Ball, who was supported by the Prince before being jailed for sexually 18dailymail.co.uk - Harry Howard A paedophile former bishop who was jailed for a series of sexual offences against teenagers and young men, and was friends with Prince Charles, has …
AleteiaAbortion Judge in Britain orders abortion on woman against her willaleteia.org - John Burger Because of the possibility that a woman would not be able to care for a baby on her own and because that baby might eventually endure harm, a judge …
Daily Mailadded this to Top StoriesEast LondonNorth London priest, 37, reveals he wears his full cassock like a ‘suit of armour’ outdoors to deter attackers from ‘stabbingdailymail.co.uk - Jonathan Bucks A priest in a parish blighted by knife violence has confessed he wears a cassock to deter attackers from stabbing him in the street. The Rev Lee …
ScrollAnarchism The Weekend Fix: Was the caste system shaped by the British? Plus nine other readsscroll.in - Scroll Staff • A piece in the BBC by Sanjoy Chakravorty, based on his new book, suggests that the caste system as we know it today was “shaped” by the British. The …
Church of England The Poetry of Englandtheimaginativeconservative.org - Joseph Pearce The real tragedy of England’s passing is not that the England we love is a figment of the imagination, but that it is real, in the sense that Platonic …
the i paperadded this to Top storiesChurch of England Church of England urged to train clergy in protecting young people from violent knife crimeinews.co.uk - Georgina Littlejohn A vicar and leading anti-knife crime campaigner is to urge the Church of England to provide safe havens for young people living in violent …
SSerenBlodwenadded this to UK Knife Crime Prevention FailureChurch of England Knife crime: Call for churches to provide safe havensBBC NewsChurches should provide safe havens for young people to avoid violence on the street, a south London priest has said. Reverend Canon Dr Rosemarie Mallett called for churches to open their doors between
CCourtney Johnsonadded this to History Henry Viii Why Was Henry VIII so Successful at Propaganda?historyhit.com Henry VIII was king of propaganda. Few of us forget the impression made by the man in Hans Holbein’s famous 1537 portrait: chin jutting forward, …
The TelegraphChurch of England Minister 'spiritually abused' the vulnerableThe Telegraph - Gabriella SwerlingOne of the Church of England’s leading evangelical figures was banned from preaching after “spiritually abusing” vulnerable adults, The Daily Telegraph has learnt. The Rev Jonathan Fletcher, 76, was stripped
Daily Mailadded this to Top StoriesMonasteriesChurch of England is to recognise monasteries for the first time since the days of Henry VIII when the monarch seized theirdailymail.co.uk - Steve Doughty Social Affairs Correspondent The Church of England is to recognise monasteries for the first time since the days of Henry VIII. The move will bring more than 80 semi-official …
Meghan Nunezadded this to Megs Words Of WisdomAbortion"An immense intrusion": British judge orders developmentally disabled Catholic woman to have an abortion, over her and herhotair.com - Allahpundit To our great national shame, there’s a ruling not unlike this one buried in the archives of the U.S. Supreme Court, long since derided as one of the …
The Telegraphadded this to OpinionOpinion (UK) Sacred Mysteries: How P D James cast light on murder in the darkThe Telegraph - By Christopher HowseThe novelist P D James “writes about prayer the way the Victorians wrote about sex, with the utmost delicacy and indirection.” This well phrased observation comes in an essay by Alison Shell in a new that
The Guardianadded this to World NewsWorld News Church of England urged to offer haven from knife crimeThe Guardian - Harriet Sherwood Religion correspondentChurches should open their doors to provide a safe haven for young people at risk of knife crime during after-school flashpoints, the Church of England’s governing body will be told next month. Rosemarie
Chester Chronicleadded this to Chester and CheshireChester, UK Churches to offer place of sanctuary following Chester stabbingcheshire-live.co.uk - Gemma Sherlock There is a call for churches to help combat knife crime Churches will be encouraged to offer a place of sanctuary for young people following the …
