Premier League football clubs host workshops to tackle antisemitism; Data on British Muslims shows action needed for poverty, health and housing; Young people’s experience of Covid may be behind current surge in church attendance
‘The Quiet Revival’: huge increase in young people attending church; Bishop of Manchester reveals cancer diagnosis; Women faith leaders say assisted dying bill lacks safeguards; US Catholic bishops end partnership with government on refugees
Call for US faith groups to resist Trump administration; Pope makes a surprise public appearance at the Vatican; Poll indicates disillusion over Gaza ‘threatening integration’ in UK; Auschwitz survivor aged 103 re-united with book looted by Nazis
Quakers hold silent vigil at Scotland Yard against police raid; Jerusalem Post editor held under house arrest after story on Qatar; Safeguarding review into disgraced priest David Tudor; In search of Christians with a “Biblical world view”
CAFOD ‘strongly condemns’ Israel’s proposed military expansion in Gaza; Newcastle Cathedral cancels Archbishop of York’s visit; Catholic Spain no longer exists, says archbishop; Washington interfaith vigil on immigration raids
US State department ‘monitoring’ Bournemouth abortion buffer zone case; Faith groups ‘horrified’ by police raid on Quaker meeting house; Sir Simon Schama warns of toxic antisemitism in popular culture; Giant white prayer loop sculpture set for summer construction
BBC broadcasts first Eid-ul-Fitr live from Bradford; British move to end disputes over Eid moon sightings; Cardinal speaks of ‘churning despair’ in Myanmar; Tate Britain returns painting looted by Nazis
“Mystifying and deeply alarming” failures of Justin Welby; Eid-Ul-Fitr celebrations this weekend; Ramadan said to generate £13billion to UK economy; Quakers demand an apology after Met Police raid on a meeting house; Nishkam charities in Birmingham celebrate 50th anniversary
Families across the UK are preparing to celebrate the end of Ramadan, one of the holiest months of Islam, with feasts, parties and, most of all, community
The church experience of long covid, with emergency online worship now a fixture; New police powers to prevent protests near mosques and synagogues; Yorkshire villagers outraged at 15th century church tower painted white
