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Ekklesia daily bulletin

by Archive | Apr 14, 2016

In this issue


In this issue

  • How can we address Britain’s housing crisis?
  • Concerns after Irish juvenile ‘disappears’ from Egyptian jail
  • US state revives rejected plan to mix execution drugs in secret
  • Kerry in Hiroshima – ‘right words, but little action’ says CND
  • Methodists in Britain remember ‘an American Saint’

Thursday 14 April 2016

14 Apr 2016

How can we address Britain’s housing crisis?

A major new book on how to address urgent housing needs across Britain is being published by the think tank Ekklesia.

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13 Apr 2016

Concerns after Irish juvenile ‘disappears’ from Egyptian jail

The Irish government has faced criticism after it was forced to correct a statement on the whereabouts of Ibrahim Halawa, a juvenile from Dublin who faces the death penalty in Egypt.

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13 Apr 2016

US state revives rejected plan to mix execution drugs in secret

Virginia state governor Terry McAuliffe has resurrected a proposal to use secret batches of specially mixed medicines in executions by lethal injection, raising concerns over a lack of transparency.

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13 Apr 2016

Kerry in Hiroshima – ‘right words, but little action’ says CND

Seventy years after the devastating atomic bombing of Hiroshima, US Secretary of State John Kerry has made a commemorative visit to the Hiroshima Peace Park, making him the most senior US official to have ever done so.

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13 Apr 2016

Methodists in Britain remember ‘an American Saint’

Hundreds of people attended a day of special events at the Black County Living Museum, Dudley, on 9 April 2016 to celebrate the 200th Anniversary of the death of Francis Asbury,.a local man who helped shape modern America.

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