Priests and deacons ask fellow clergy to ease fears over US election results

More than 100 priests and deacons have encouraged fellow clergymen to help ease the fear and uncertainty people may hold over possible violence stemming from the presidential election outcome. In a brief statement released by Pax Christi USA, 102 priests and deacons said Catholics are called to be peacemakers, as Jesus encouraged during the Sermon... Read More

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August 18, 2020

What does the exams U-turn mean for A-level and GCSE students?

Students in England have been told their A-level grades will now be based on teachers’ assessments – if they were higher than the moderated grades they received. GCSE students who are anxiously awaiting their results on Thursday can also opt for grades based on their teachers’ estimates rather than the controversial algorithm devised by exams... Read More

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August 13, 2020

Celebrating A-level students warned not to break lockdown rules

A police chief has warned A-level students not to break lockdown rules when they party after receiving their results. Assistant Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police (GMP) Nick Bailey said his officers did not want to marr the “joyous occasion” by handing out fines. GMP has seen a surge in demand in recent days, with... Read More

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November 7, 2018

More bones found at Vatican embassy

More bones have been found on the grounds of the Vatican embassy in Italy, adding grisly new evidence to the growing mystery over who was buried on Holy See territory and why. As police returned to the compound on Tuesday, coroner Giovanni Arcudi said preliminary examinations of bones found last week indicated they belonged to... Read More

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August 23, 2018

Pupils who sat new GCSEs not at disadvantage, says Hinds

Pupils who have taken the tougher new GCSE exams will not be at a ‘disadvantage’, the Education Secretary has said. Damian Hinds’ comments in today’s Daily Telegraph come as pupils who sat the new GCSEs are set to find out their results. The Catholic minister wrote: ‘To make sure that pupils who take the new... Read More

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