Religion news 8 July
UK Hajj tour operators threat British Muslim tour operators are threatened with financial ruin after the Saudi authorities barred international travellers to Mecca for the
UK Hajj tour operators threat British Muslim tour operators are threatened with financial ruin after the Saudi authorities barred international travellers to Mecca for the
Legal action over locked down places of worship Banning religious services during the coronavirus lockdown may have been illegal, according to a judgment
Vatican concern over West Bank annexation The Vatican has reiterated that Israel and the State of Palestine “have the right to exist and to live
Prince thanks Commonwealth faith communities The Prince of Wales has thanked religious communities for looking after their neighbours during Covid-19. In a video message to
THE DISTURBING RISE OF THE Q-ANON CULT The new religious movement QAnon, which emerged in the States in 2017 with wild conspiracy theories, has attracted
30 people max at a wedding The government has issued new guidance for the re-opening of places of worship for congregational activities. Weddings, funerals and
Cancelling ‘white Jesus’ The Archbishop of Canterbury says the Church of England should rethink its portrayal of Jesus as white. In an interview with BBC
London – a religious city London is a much more religious city than the media supposes and much more devout than the rest of the
Churches re-open after an ‘extraordinary’ time Places of worship can reopen for services following the Government’s announcement that the lockdown is being eased. But physical
Conservative MPs block change to Sunday trading laws Conservative MPs have reportedly forced the government to backtrack over plans to relax Sunday trading laws. The
