Opinion
The church must fill the moral vacuum
The government, the media, the police and financial institutions have been discredited by their own misdemeanours
Will the obvious lessons of the riots be learned?
Anarchy reigns in a society that does not understand the virtue of discipline
Riots and God
These terrible events have simply strengthened my own belief that Britain desperately needs to go back to the Maker's instructions, the Ten Commandments
Offering love: the church after the riots
Behind the opportunists who joined in the disturbances there is the reality of a criminal gang culture
Riots and social relations
People have been shocked by scenes of wanton destruction and criminality on the streets of London and other cities in England in the last week. Secretary for Minority Ethnic Christian Affairs at Churches Together in England, Bishop Dr Joe Aldred, shares his thoughts on the violence.
Our lawless society
Two or three generations have grown up in a blame culture where every problem has to be anyone elseâs fault except their own
The UK should cut aid to Pakistan
American has recently suspended $800 million in military aid to Pakistan and Britain should too
The Norway terrorist attacks and religious fundamentalism
No violence used in the name of God to exploit, discriminate against people and to take their life can be justified
John Stott: home to be with the Lord
Perhaps more than any other person in the last century, John Stott restored confidence in the authority of Godâs Word
The Government is undermining RE in our schools
We are now entering an uncertain time for RE and RE teachers
Giving new hope to Pakistanâs Christians
Pakistani Christians are being driven to the margins in their own country
The News of The World scandal and the erosion of Christian principles
A society gets the press that it deserves
The East African food crisis: Aid agencies aren't exaggerating
A free press and other news media are essential but are alas notoriously unreliable as sources of information
Time for a re-think after NOTW's fall from grace
The News of the World's swift end offers not only the British press, but the nation as a whole an opportunity to think afresh about the kind of news - and news industry - we want
Why the NOTW controversy is deeper than one newspaper
For the multiple award winners at the British Press Awards it is not just the method that is reprehensible, it is the content
News of the World: Some are paying for the sins of others
Agreed guidelines are necessary to stop rogue operators crossing an ill-defined boundary