People and Places
With some churches still closed, Christians are banding together to keep the flame burning Businessman Luke Murfitt missed the dynamic of live worship. Not content with online offerings, the 40-year-old…
Mysteries of Jesus’ last week
By Robin Benson Many of us are so familiar with the events leading up to the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth that we miss some intriguing elements…
“The greatest Nuremberg of all time”
The plan to sue governments over their handling of Covid-19 The lawyer who defeated Volkswagen and Deutsche Bank is squaring up to the governments that forced millions out of work…
“Thousands of lives could have been saved if this cheap drug had been used”
Thousands of lives could have been saved if a cheap drug had been used to prevent and treat Covid-19, according to evidence from other countries. Moreover, the UK government has…
National News by Andrew Halloway
Massive petition against vaccine passports More than 275,000 UK citizens signed a petition against Covid-19 vaccine passports, triggering a debate in Parliament on 15 March. The petition said: “Such passports…
Divided over Israel
Which side of the fence are you on? by Charles Gardner After re-telling the remarkable story of how a number of Hitler’s henchmen came to faith in Christ through the…
Is there really an elite which has significant control over global affairs?
Mention of conspiracies causes many eyes to glaze over, but Philip Wren explains the background to the “dream”, held by an elite, of a world government In the 1970’s, through…