Archbishop of York welcomes rise in living wage; Church buildings should be used fully by communities to secure their future; Police plea to drop the words Islamist and Islamism; Muslim womens’ football club allows traditional dress code on the pitch
Professor Nazila Ghanea, UN rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief, on her concerns and goals in her new role
Faith groups urged to invest in projects to tackle climate change; Ampleforth College gets the all clear from Ofsted; Women face institutionalised discrimination in CofE; Drone project to protect European Jewish cemeteries launched in Kyiv
Interfaith climate campaigners “repentance ceremony” overlooking London; Death sentence for man linked to hijab protest in Iran; 919 places of worship on English Heritage at risk register; Spiritans religious order in Ireland facing hundreds of sexual abuse allegations
Ukraine Catholic leader says no deal with Russia in “colonial” war; Charity Commission issues official warning to Christ Church College, Oxford; Methodists encouraged to forge links with armed forces this Remembrance Sunday
Christian nationalism and yearning for the 1950s in US elections; American Muslims win historic string of results in US mid-terms; Chief Rabbi makes historic visit to the UAE; Statue of Queen Elizabeth installed at York Minster
Faith and US mid-term elections; Reporting the world cup in Qatar: Human rights, Islam and society; Breakaway Anglican group prepares to take Church of England defectors; Hindu Temple with assets of $30 billion
The poison of US politics – “everyone feels aggrieved”; Moral duty to tackle climate change; Faith groups and charities are a torn safety net at risk of closure; Ukraine orthodox church plans Christmas services on 25 December
Religion and faith key to solving political and climate crises; Call for global alliance of religious leaders; Archbishop says Cop27 should act urgently with world near point of no return; Pope says women know how to get things done
Muslim World League secretary general Shaykh Mohammad bin Abdul Karim Al-Issa says political and climate solutions must be pegged to the moral compass of people around the world
