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4thought.tv: a religious TV series that should replace Thought for the Day | Print |  Email
Friday, 02 July 2010
It’s hardly pushing boundaries, but a new Channel 4 strand on religion impresses Damian Thompson in The Daily Telegraph
 
Pope to take to streets of capital in first Scots papal visit for 28 years | Print |  Email
Friday, 02 July 2010
THE Pope will take part in a colourful pageant through Scotland's capital when he arrives on the feast day of one of early missionaries credited with bringing the gospel to Scotland, the Catholic Church announced yesterday, reports The Scotsman
 
Humanists announce formation of new institute dedicated to ethics | Print |  Email
Friday, 02 July 2010
“We aim to be inclusive and to work with religious and non-religious groups to help solve common problems facing the Planetary community,” Paul Kurtz, chairman of the new Institute for Science and Human Values (ISHV), said in The Atlantic Free Press
 
The day Ken Clarke went to jail | Print |  Email
Wednesday, 30 June 2010

I always knew he was a progressive, says Erwin James: 18 years ago he gave one of my fellow lifers £5 without hesitating, writes Erwin James in The Guardian

 
Kenneth Clarke: Fewer criminals will go to prison | Print |  Email
Wednesday, 30 June 2010
Fewer criminals will be jailed and more offenders will get community sentences because prison doesn’t work in many cases, Kenneth Clarke will signal, reports The Daily Telegraph
 
BBC launches new Sunday religious show | Print |  Email
Wednesday, 30 June 2010
Sunday Morning Live will feature short films and discussions between the hosts and their studio guests, opening out to an audience who will interact with them through phone calls, videos and emails, reports Riazat Butt in The Guardian
 
Channel 4 to launch TV version of 'Thought for the Day' | Print |  Email
Monday, 28 June 2010
CHANNEL 4 is to launch a television version of Thought for the Day - but, unlike Radio 4’s long-running morning slot, it will be open to atheists and agnostics as well as representatives of the major religions. The slot, called 4Thought, will run every night after Channel 4 News. Each film will be no more than two minutes long and will present a single speaker’s view of a religious or ethical issue, reports Neil Midgley in The Daily Telegraph
 
Leicester strikes a blow for secularism | Print |  Email
Monday, 28 June 2010
Leicester's mayor has picked a fight with the Anglican establishment by refusing to pray and hiring a secularist chaplain, writes Theo Hobson in The Guardian
 
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