General elections happen once every five years, and while most polling stations are in schools or other government or council buildings, some people have the pleasure of voting in pubs, caravans, football grounds, and converted portaloos.
General elections happen once every five years, and while most polling stations are in schools or other government or council buildings, some people have the pleasure of voting in pubs, caravans, football grounds, and converted portaloos.
A number of churches and religious organisations from across the UK and Ireland have called on prime minster David Cameron to stop Tory party policies stigmatising the poor.
Twenty years ago, Anglicans in Australia and England independently passed legislation to allow for the ordination of women as priests.…
The Church of England remains the only religion officially represented in the House of Lords. Liam Keenan considers whether appointing peers from other faiths can produce better law and improved community relations.