Chief Imam: ‘Choose dialogue to prevent civic fracture before it happens’; The Changing Landscape of Faith in Britain; Church Commissioners’ rules to stop investment in oppressive regimes; Run a 'Blue Christmas' service to welcome single people

Proposal to change name of Herzog park in Dublin is withdrawn; Heaton Park synagogue survivor says ‘normalising antisemitism’ must stop; Pope Leo’s messages of peace to people in Lebanon; Three Austrian nuns in their 80s win the right to stay in their convent

Faith organisations urge Chancellor to tax the super-rich; Catholic bishop ‘disappointed’ with outcome of COP30; Anger at protests outside Jewish synagogue in London; Over the limit priest crashes bishop's car

Third of Catholic priests in England from 1992-2024 were former Anglican clergy; British Jews abandon Labour and Tories for the Greens and Reform; Orange hearts on posters, Christmas trees and biscuits to show support for refugees; QR code scheme to live translate Christmas services

Cardinal Vincent Nichols warns Britain is fragmenting; UN High Commissioner for Refugees speaks at Westminster Abbey as MPs debate asylum reforms; Pope affirms film industry saying cinema ‘awakens the light of the soul’; Historian ‘s 200-mile pilgrimage lays ‘foundation for inner peace’

Trump threatens military action against Nigeria over Christian persecution; Work to begin on the Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer; Heaton Park rabbi guarded after death threat; Hyphen Online holds first conference in London today