Starmer warns Conservatives not to block Johnson vote
Commons to vote on Labour motion calling for privileges committee to establish if the prime minister misled MPs over gatherings
Campaigner against clerical abuse given church award
Dr Margaret Kennedy recognised for service to ‘survivors of Church-related sexual abuse’
Prince Philip funeral: British royal family mourns as life remembered at service
People across UK observe minute’s silence as funeral takes place in Windsor Castle
Stamp marks 150th anniversary of Church of Ireland break from British church
‘Church for which the Border really does not exist, as no border exists in the mind of God’
London faces months of tough restrictions as new coronavirus strain spreads
Johnson under pressure to furnish clear exit strategy from cycle of Covid-19 lockdowns
President praises Church of Ireland for making St Fin Barre’s a place of inclusion
Ceremony held in Cork to mark the 150th anniversary of consecration of cathedral
Who was L’Arche founder Jean Vanier?
L’Arche, which helps people with intellectual disabilities, has four communities in Ireland
Corbyn says ‘vile’ anti-Semitism has no place in his party
Labour leader declines to apologise to Britain’s Jews for his handling of the issue
Mary McAleese: Irish people have ‘no right’ to be racist
‘We have to create new narrative around a reconciled Ireland where everyone is welcome’
Pope’s visit important for all Christians in Ireland – C of I Bishop
An ‘opportunity to strengthen the warm ecumenical bonds that already exist’
Church of Ireland bishop defends attendance at conservative forum
Bishop Harold Miller says he ‘never once heard anyone speak harshly, in anger, aggressively’
Bishops’ presence at Gafcon an ‘absolute disgrace’
Church of Ireland dean accuses conferenceof ‘tactical use of homophobic rallying calls’
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle marry at Windsor Castle
Ceremony saw break from tradition as bride did not vow to obey her husband
Britain’s Prince Harry to marry actor Meghan Markle
Second son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana met fianceé on a blind date set up by mutual friend
Breda O’Brien: Countering extremism requires new responses
Religious literacy and willingness to have difficult conversations would be a start
Imams refuse funeral prayers to London Bridge attackers
More than 130 Muslim religious leaders express ‘shock and utter disgust’
Second defeat for Theresa May over Brexit in House of Lords
Archbishop of Canterbury warns another referendum on EU would worsen divisions
Church of England votes against same-sex marriage report
Clergy closely reject bishops’ document calling for continued ban on gay marriage
Pope Francis visits Sweden to honour Martin Luther
Historic ecumenical service in Lund anticipates 500th anniversary of Reformation
Pope Francis and Anglican leader vow to work together
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and pontiff say they can achieve a lot together
Pope Francis denounces use of religion to foment violence
Religious leaders from around the world join pontiff for multi-faith ceremony in Assisi
Church of England bishop reveals he is in a gay relationship
Bishop of Grantham Nicholas Chamberlain is the first bishop in UK to ‘come out’
Four main Church leaders and President Higgins to attend Somme ceremonies
‘For many families, like my own, the events of 1916 are still personal’ – Moderator
Brown seeks to reassure wavering Labour voters about EU
Ex-PM seeks to convince Labour voters that migration fears are no reason to vote Leave
Brexit: Cameron says Yes vote will increase UK’s authority in EU
Charlie Flanagan denies there has been Irish ‘interference’ in campaign to keep Britain in
Brexit debate: Cameron frets over Scottish independence vote
British PM admits loss of vote on remaining in EU could trigger second referendum
Church of England under fire over Google stake
Company one of a large number of multinationals accused of tax avoidance
David Cameron: ‘Fantastically corrupt’ nations attending conference
Prime minister tells Queen Nigeria and Afghanistan among most corrupt countries
Archbishop of Canterbury learns father was Winston Churchill’s secretary
DNA tests show Justin Welby’s biological father was Sir Anthony Montague Browne
‘Vicar of Baghdad’ seeks Irish support for Middle East peace
Anglican Canon Andrew White lived in Baghdad from 2003 until November 2014
Anglican schism not a disaster, says Justin Welby
Archbishop of Canterbury hosts the communion’s 37 other provinces for talks
Church of England threatens legal action over banned ad
Media firm defends decision to block advert featuring Our Father in cinemas
Britain celebrates 800th anniversary of Magna Carta
Queen attends ceremony to mark agreement that became symbol of human rights
Photographs of Britain’s Princess Charlotte released
Pictures taken by Duchess of Cambridge show month old baby with her toddler brother George
St Patrick’s Day: Cultural feast all over Ireland
Parades feature Celtic warriors,Yeats lookalikes, fish and a gentle giant bear
Church leaders urge Christians to stay in Middle East
Clerics express concern faithful could disappear from heartland
Do boarding schools foster independent thinking or are they psychologically damaging?
While the more extreme regimes in boarding schools are disturbing, any blanket condemnation is wrong
Nuns had dedicated lives to education, funeral Mass told
Sisters Frances Forde and Marie Duddy died when vehicle hit PSNI car close to Newry
Lambeth Conference 2018 cancelled in ongoing gay clergy issue
Over a third of Anglican dioceses worldwide boycotted 2008 Conference on same issue
Church of England votes to allow women bishops
Females could be appointed to posts this year after governing body backs historic measure
Now I know why the wealthy and privileged are low achievers
Opinion: a new book argues that some groups achieve more because of a superiority complex, insecurity and impulse control
Nelson Mandela became the ‘father-figure of the world’, says Archbishop of Dublin
Dr Michael Jackson said Mandela’s life had ‘changed the human face of the world’
We insist on inflating our failures in an endless game of self-deprecation
Even women who have managed to rise go on harming themselves by incontinently banging on about how hopeless they are
Video: Royal baptism as Prince George christened in London
Three-month-old royal baptised at St James’s Palace in afternoon
Britain to begin construction of first nuclear plant in two decades
Government hands a multi-billion deal to France’s EDF Energy
Backlash brews against payday loan firms
London briefing: Is a clampdown on high-interest ‘legalised loan sharks’ in sight?
Much has changed since Benjamin Britten’s experience as a gay man in 1950s
London Letter: House of Lords votes overwhelmingly to approve same-sex marriage legislation
Support for splitting RBS into good bank and bad bank
Leaked details of parliamentary commission report say no firm recommendation on split
London Briefing: George Osborne under fire amid fears of triple-dip recession
Forecasters are united on one thing – Britain’s economy is in dire straits
Queen to break with protocol and attend funeral of Margaret Thatcher
Operation True Blue gets under way to co-ordinate logistics of ceremonial event
Cameron ‘alienating’ Christians by promoting gay marriage
Former archbishop of Canterbury accuses PM of following aggressive secularist approach
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