Cardinal Nichols calls for ‘fresh start’ following General Election

Cardinal Vincent Nichols has called for a “fresh start” following the result of yesterday’s General Election. His call comes as Prime Minister Boris Johnson returned to Number 10 with the biggest Conservative majority since Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s. “This result offers a fresh start with some clarity, but it has to be fresh in... Read More

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November 26, 2019

Labour Party manifesto shows ‘disrespect for humanity and the family’ – Christian Concern

A Christian group has strongly criticised the Labour Party, saying its manifesto shows the party’s “disrespect for humanity and the family”. In its manifesto, which has been described by one Christian Concern as “the destruction of the basic human norms of family and gender”, the Labour Party pledges to introduce abortion, on-demand, for any reason,... Read More

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July 12, 2019

Catholic Labour group urges party to eliminate scourge of anti-Semitism ‘once and for all’

A political Labour Catholic pressure group has insisted that only “a root-to-branch overhaul of the complaints system” will be enough to absolutely eliminate the scourge of anti-Semitism in the Labour Party. The call comes after damning claims about the party’s handling of accusations were broadcast on BBC’s Panorama. Eight people told the Panorama programme they... Read More

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June 6, 2019

D-Day heroes honoured across Normandy on 75th Anniversary

The fallen heroes of D-Day, who fought in “one of the greatest battles for freedom this world has ever known”, have been honoured in moving ceremonies in Normandy. At the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Our Lady of Bayeux, Prime Minister Theresa May, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall gathered with Second World... Read More

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April 3, 2019

Catholic MP warns PM people did not vote for a Corbyn-May coalition

Jacob Rees-Mogg has warned the Prime Minister people did not vote for a Corbyn-May coalition. European Research Group (ERG) chairman Mr Rees-Mogg criticised the Prime Minister for planning to collaborate with “a known Marxist” in Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. The Conservative MP for North East Somerset said the move would lose Tory votes, and warned... Read More

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February 25, 2019

Holocaust survivor ‘frightened’ by British political ‘extremes’

A Jewish woman, who survived the Nazi occupation of Europe by adopting a fake Catholic identity, has said she is “depressed” and “frightened” by the “extreme” attitudes in British politics. Ruth Posner, 89, who came to the UK in 1945 having fled Nazi persecution, was one of only two members of her family who survived... Read More

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September 13, 2017

Let’s fight to put faith back in the heart of policy making

By Leon Spence You will recall that I have mentioned to you before the challenges of writing a regular column; that difficult task of prophesying what news will still be current in the intervening time between writing and publication, and the jeopardy of making an absolute fool of yourself in doing so. You will have... Read More

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July 19, 2017

Corbyn’s cynical offer to students is neither equitable nor fair

By Leon Spence I’m going to let you in to a secret about the one thing that columnists love more than anything else. We love the letters page. How wonderful is it that something we write, our stream of consciousness, can provoke a reader to concur with our thoughts? It’s even better when someone disagrees... Read More

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June 14, 2017

Corbyn’s performance stuns detractors and goes from zero to hero in seven weeks

By Paul Donovan The result of the General Election is still sending shock waves through the political system of the UK. Nothing has been the same since that uncannily accurate exit poll came in at 10 pm on election night. From that point on, it was clear that PM Theresa May had badly misjudged the... Read More

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