6 Jan 2016

Yemen: a whole country under seige?

A friend of mine, James Abbott, from the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales, often pokes fun at my eccentric approach to Twitter.

Middle East and North Africa: Shifting landscapes

Research paper from Harry Hagopian

Upcoming events

Symon Hill Book Tour

January 20, 2016

We are delighted to be hosting the London leg of Ekklesia associate Symon Hill’s new book “The Upside Down Bible” which is published by Darton, Longmann and

Wednesday 6 January 2016

6 Jan 2016

Foreign Office minister refuses to condemn Saudi executions

A UK Government minister was repeatedly asked yesterday by Members of Parliament to condemn the execution of protesters last weekend in Saudi Arabia, and to publish secret agreements signed between the UK and Saudi governments, but refused to do either.

6 Jan 2016

One four Scots struggling with housing costs

New research has found that more than one in four adults in Scotland who are responsible for paying rent or a mortgage are worried about covering the cost of their housing in 2016.

6 Jan 2016

UN reports over 8100 Civilian casualties in Yemen

Civilians are suffering a “terrible toll” in the fighting which is tearing Yemen apart, with casualties now topping 8,100, with nearly 2,800 fatalities, amid Saudi-led coalition airstrikes, shelling by Houthi groups and other clashes, the United Nations reported yesterday.

6 Jan 2016

A failure of political journalism?

Last night, (5th January) the Housing and Planning Bill was debated in the House of Commons, though anybody who wasn’t personally involved, or relies on broadcast media for their news, could be for

Ekklesia daily bulletin

Yemen: a whole country under seige?

Middle East and North Africa: Shifting landscapes

Upcoming events

Symon Hill Book Tour

Wednesday 6 January 2016

Foreign Office minister refuses to condemn Saudi executions

One four Scots struggling with housing costs

UN reports over 8100 Civilian casualties in Yemen

A failure of political journalism?