Immigration

Bishops back Lords amendments on rights for immigrants

BISHOPS contributed to a series of defeats for the Government’s post-Brexit Immigration Bill in the House of Lords last week, supporting amendments that included ensuring that unaccompanied child refugees could be reunited with close relatives in the UK

16 Oct 2020

Member states must take responsibility for migrants, Christian leaders tell EU

CHRISTIAN leaders throughout Europe have called on the EU to ensure that every member state fulfils its obligations towards refugees and migrants — and acknowledges its responsibility for some of the reasons for the migration

25 Sep 2020

Bishops seek to influence migrant Bill

THE Prime Minister’s experience of being treated for the coronavirus by nurses from overseas should cause him to question the fairness of imposing additional taxes on migrants who work in the UK, the Bishop of Southwark, the Rt Revd Christopher Chessun, has said

18 Sep 2020

Bishop of Bristol asks for foreign-aid assurances

11 Sep 2020

Letters to the Editor

11 Sep 2020

Parish life on the small screen

11 Sep 2020

Let asylum-seekers work legally

04 Sep 2020

Press: Management consultancy, Telegraph-style

14 Aug 2020

Letters to the Editor

07 Aug 2020

Post-war-style reconstruction effort needed to tackle Covid-19 hardship, says Christian Aid

31 Jul 2020

Modern-slavery app is launched to help protect farm workers

17 Jul 2020

Foodbanks and homelessness charities fear ‘huge storm’ of demand this autumn

10 Jul 2020

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