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70 organisations demand Boris Johnson cancel plans for a new coal mine in Cumbria

February 05, 2021

Over 70 organisations signed a letter to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson calling for a public inquiry into the approval of a new deep coal mine in Cumbria.

Rashford better at holding government to account over coronavirus than Starmer, says new poll

January 29, 2021

More than half of Britons believe footballer Marcus Rashford is doing a better job of holding the government to account over its coronavirus response than leader of the opposition Sir Keir Starmer.

Schools not to open before March, says Boris Johnson

January 27, 2021

Addressing the Home of Commons, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has revealed the latest plans for Covid restrictions.

Cardinal prays for the dead as British Covid death toll rises above 100,000

January 27, 2021

As Covid deaths rise above 100,000 in the UK, Cardinal Vincent Nichols offers his prayers for the dead and grieving.

Pressure builds on Biden and Johnson to stop ‘inhumane’ sanctions on Syria

January 21, 2021

In two letters, politicians, senior clergy and heads of aid organisations from around the world urged US President Joe Biden and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to end their economic sanctions on Syria. Citing an appeal at the end of December from the UN Special Rapporteur on Unilateral Coercieve Measures, Prof. Alena Douhan, they called

Boris Johnson congratulates President Biden on his inauguration at Prime Minister’s Questions

January 20, 2021

At Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons today, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson congratulated President Joe Biden on his inauguration.

Faithful support CBCEW leadership in call for govt account

November 01, 2020

Victoria Seed says the Catholic Bishops of England and Wales are right to demand the government account for the suppression of public worship.

New coronavirus restrictions in UK, public worship suspended starting Thursday

November 01, 2020

Measures take effect Nov 5, and will stay in place for a period of four weeks. The Catholic Bishops of England and Wales question the need to restrict public worship, and demand to see evidence in support of the decision.