RMC Briefings
How We Get Along: Woolf Institute Report Launch
Rosie Dawson spoke to Ed Kessler, director of the Woolf Institute about the report, in a conversation including academics, faith and business leaders.
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Rosie Dawson spoke to Ed Kessler, director of the Woolf Institute about the report, in a conversation including academics, faith and business leaders.
Rosie Dawson with guests guests Bob Smietana, national reporter with the Religion News Service; Robert Jones, CEO of PRRI, and Tom Gjelten, Correspondent Religion and Belief, at NPR
30 Church of England officials face the sack”; “No more bishops need to resign” – “The CofE is not safe”; Briefing – “Seismic shock” as Welby resigns; MPs reject plan to remove CofE bishops from the Lords; Tonight’s Beaver Moon marks moment to face difficult times and start anew
Archbishop Justin Welby resigns amid abuse scandal, leaving the Church of England in turmoil as the search for his successor begins
The pivotal role of religion in the US presidential election; Puerto Rico archbishop demands Trump apologises for “garbage island” slur; Christian Aid says ban on UNRWA is cruel and dangerous; BBC journalist Peter Taylor receives second Quaker truth award
As the US election draws to a close, we speak to faith leaders and election watchers to assess the importance of religion in the election campaign
A discussion on the National Churches Trust report that churches provide health care which would otherwise cost the NHS £8.4 billion to deliver
Our panel consider how the nomination of Kamala Harris as the Democrat’s presidential candidate will affect the faith vote
Compilation of a series of articles and briefings on election issues which concern and directly affect people of faith and religious organisations in the UK
Faith representatives explained the issues for each religious group which will sway the vote in the UK General Election 2024
