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WWII Jewish Veterans Alarmed by Rising UK Antisemitism

Three Jewish WWII veterans, aged 99 to 106, share their wartime stories and express deep concern over surging antisemitism in Britain today, fearing 'the whole world is against us now'. Read their powerful reflections.

Canterbury's Victorian lampposts set for removal

A Reform-run council plans to replace Canterbury's historic cast iron lampposts with modern alternatives, sparking fierce opposition from residents and heritage groups who call it 'cultural vandalism'.

Assisted Dying Bill Could Be Scuppered by Lords

Lord Falconer warns peers are trying to 'talk out' the assisted suicide bill with over 1,000 amendments. He clashes with the incoming Archbishop of Canterbury. Will the bill run out of time?

Archbishop warns assisted dying law is 'unsafe'

The incoming Archbishop of Canterbury warns the new assisted suicide bill is unsafe, fearing cancer patients may choose death over treatment due to poor care. Read the full analysis.

Archbishop-Elect: Assisted Dying Law 'Unsafe'

The incoming Archbishop of Canterbury warns the assisted suicide bill is unsafe, fearing cancer patients may choose death over treatment due to poor care. Read the full analysis.

Archbishop-Elect: Immigration Debate Divides UK

Incoming Archbishop of Canterbury Dame Sarah Mullally warns that national conversations on immigration are divisive. Read her full Christmas Day message and what it means for unity.

New Archbishop of Canterbury's Christmas Unity Plea

Dame Sarah Mullally, the incoming Archbishop of Canterbury, used her Christmas sermon to urge unity over division on immigration. Read her powerful message and the wider calls from church leaders.

Archbishop-Elect: Immigration Debate Divides UK

Dame Sarah Mullally, the incoming Archbishop of Canterbury, uses her first Christmas sermon to call for unity amid divisive national conversations on immigration and assisted dying.

Trump Blocks Abortion Access for US Veterans

The Trump administration has halted abortion services for veterans at VA facilities, reversing a 2024 policy. This move restricts care for rape survivors and those with life-threatening pregnancies.

Sydney Council Closes Unauthorised Prayer Hall

A Sydney council has ordered the immediate closure of an unauthorised prayer hall linked to alleged Bondi attacker Navdeed Akram. Read the full story on the council's decisive action.

England's oldest building is a must-visit church

Discover St Martin's Church in Canterbury, England's oldest surviving building still in regular use. Part of a UNESCO site, it's a historic gem waiting to be explored. Plan your visit today.

Medic accused of $9.77m veterans fraud arrested

A US medic with a prior identity theft conviction is accused of a $9.77 million scam against veterans. Arrested at San Francisco airport, he faces up to 10 years in prison. Read the full investigation.

Inside a £55 Spoons hotel with £1.89 pints

A journalist reviews a £55-a-night Wetherspoons hotel in Canterbury, revealing the incredible value, vibrant pub vibe, and a room with a stunning cathedral view.

Sarah Mullally elected 106th Archbishop of Canterbury

Dame Sarah Mullally has been formally elected as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury in a centuries-old ceremony, marking a historic step for the Church of England. Discover the timeline for her confirmation.

SAS veterans sue government over Troubles investigations

SAS veterans are taking unprecedented legal action against the government over the Troubles Legacy Bill, which they claim fails to protect soldiers from repeated investigations. Read the full story on this historic challenge.

New Archbishop Backs Baptism for Asylum Seekers

The incoming Archbishop of Canterbury, Dame Sarah Mullally, urges churches not to fear baptising asylum seekers, arguing genuine faith declarations should be welcomed despite political concerns over conversions.

Nuclear test veterans take government to court over health

British nuclear test veterans and their descendants are launching legal action against the Ministry of Defence, demanding recognition and compensation for health issues they believe stem from radiation exposure during Cold War experiments.

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