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Graham Nicholls2022-02-02T09:23:00
Michael Gove has said we “owe” politicians who apologise for Partygate, “an element of Christian forgiveness”. Graham Nicholls agrees, but adds that personal forgiveness does not mean there are no consequences
2022-05-25T15:45:00Z By George Pitcher
Jesus drank with sinners and outcasts. The image of our Prime Minister raising a glass at a Number 10 party during the pandemic reeks of self-entitlement and worldly power, says Rev George Pitcher
2022-04-27T14:31:00Z By Tim Farron MP
Last week’s debate on whether Boris Johnson should be investigated for lying included more Bible references and Christian language than Tim Farron recalls hearing in the House of Commons for a long time. On issues of morality, we are still deeply shaped by Christian values, he says
2025-12-19T09:35:00Z By Andrea Williams
The prime minister faces a rebellion over his government’s proposals to limit jury trials in England and Wales in an attempt to tackle a record backlog of 79,619 crown court cases. The Christian Legal Centre’s Andrea Williams believes there are Christian principles behind juries. They play a vital role in ensuring no single human authority has unchecked power, she says
2026-01-06T10:56:00Z By George Pitcher
As stories of global conflict continue to dominate the new year headlines, George Pitcher issues a rallying cry to the Church. We must remember Jesus is the light that the darkness cannot overcome
2026-01-06T08:15:00Z By Lois McLatchie-Miller
The baptism of a pornographic actress has caused controversy, but the real question isn’t whether Lily Phillips’ sins are too great for God’s grace – it’s whether she truly understands what repentance means, says Lois McLatchie-Miller
2026-01-05T11:33:00Z By Karen Miller
Fancy a dip in a freezing cold lake to start the new year? Karen Miller takes a look at the Christian festival of Epiphany - and how church traditions around the world commemorate the day that Jesus was revealed as the saviour of the world
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