Coronavirus and religion – daily update 21 March
Continuing our round up of news on the impact of the coronavirus on religion: In the UK At 8am on Sunday March 22nd, the Archbishop
Continuing our round up of news on the impact of the coronavirus on religion: In the UK At 8am on Sunday March 22nd, the Archbishop
Leo Devine, former Head of BBC South West, reflects on the new Sunday worship service to be broadcast on all 39 BBC local radio stations
Sophie Gregory, from the UK Baha’i Office of Public Affairs, describes how coronavirus means the Baha’i New Year ‘Naw Ruz’ is being celebrated online, but
By Kevin Bocquet On the day that the coronavirus death toll worldwide passed 10,000, we continue to chart developments of how Covid-19 is affecting religious
Continuing our daily update of news as coronavirus affects religious organisations: UK NEWS The Queen, head of the Church of England, issued a statement to
By Rosie Dawson Here are some recent developments in how the Covid-19 crisis is affecting religious life in UK and abroad. As more churches take
By Tim Wyatt March 17th 2020 The announcement that all Church of England worship should be suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic is a dramatic
Monday 16th March By Lianne Kolirin The coronavirus pandemic is having a huge impact on every area of life, including religious practice. As the situation
St Patrick is one of the most well-known saints in Christianity, famous for being the patron saint of Ireland, supposedly converting the island to the faith while ridding it of its snakes. In modern times his saint’s day of 17 March has become a widely-marked celebration of fun and Irishness
by Aina Khan [/fusion_text][fusion_text] Trevor Phillips, the former chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), has been suspended from the Labour Party over
