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- Leader: As sparks fly upwards
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- Stop tolerating this inhumane treatment
- Simon Parke: Taking the way of peace
- Basil’s brush with the constabulary
- Learning to live without a gun
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Giles Fraser: Let there be darkCongratulations, Sydney. Last year, the city responded to a request from WWF to turn off all its lights for an hour. |
Why church schools really are fairEd Balls, the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families, and Jim Knight, the Schools Minister, rode into town with all guns blazing last month... |
Paul Vallely: I am English Catholic, not RomanI was giving a lecture to the London Newman Association last night. Its subtitle was “English Catholicism: 1951-2008”. |
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Leader: As sparks fly upwardsTwo students, Sophie Lancaster and Robert Maltby, were attacked by a gang of youths in a Lancashire park last August. |
40 years ago: Modern martyrIN THE heroic destiny of Martin Luther King, the victory will in the long run be with him and the things he stood for. |
Stop tolerating this inhumane treatmentWHEN Faith in the City reported on the acute deprivation in the big cities of England in 1985, it caused a considerable stir, as well as some strident... |
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Simon Parke: Taking the way of peace“VIOLENCE is against human nature,” says the Dalai Lama, as violence escalates in Tibet. |
Basil’s brush with the constabularySPARE a thought for that hitherto blameless national treasure who suddenly finds himself on the wrong side of the law. |
Learning to live without a gunON A BARE, black-walled stage, five teenage heads are bent in discussion. |
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