Today, children, assembly will by taken by . . . the Archbishop
By Lianne Kolirin Schoolchildren stuck at home during lockdown will be invited to join a special assembly on Thursday held by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
By Lianne Kolirin Schoolchildren stuck at home during lockdown will be invited to join a special assembly on Thursday held by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
By Lianne Kolirin The future of Britain’s Jewish press hangs in the balance after rival rescue packages have spiralled into divisions and confusion. Staff at
By Lianne Kolirin Celebrating Passover this year will be “exceptionally difficult” says Britain’s Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis. The festival, lasting for eight days, is one
By Lianne Kolirin Images of panic-buying and empty supermarket shelves have abounded since the coronavirus outbreak reached crisis levels over the past couple of weeks.Consumers
by Lianne Kolirin [/fusion_text][fusion_text] The spread of the coronavirus has forced several British mosques to take the “extraordinary step” of closing their doors to worshippers.
by Lianne Kolirin [/fusion_text][fusion_text] Historians have been lining up outside the Vatican for a first look at documents relating to the controversial pontificate of Pope
by Lianne Kolirin [/fusion_text][fusion_text] Campaigners for religious freedom have written to the UN High Commissioner of Human Rights to “stop the witch hunt” of a
Antisemitism is prejudice against Jews based on race, nationality, religion or culture. A long-standing hatred, it has recently become more prominent in Western countries, including the UK
