Charles Collins is a Managing Editor with a wide range of experience in journalism. His work has been featured in publications such as The Catholic Herald, Crux, and The Bakersfield Californian. Charles covers a variety of topics, including social issues, religious matters, and international events, with a focus on providing insightful and balanced reporting.
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Charles Collins’ coverage of government and legal policy regulation, with a focus on the Catholic Church and specific regions such as the UK, Scotland, New Zealand, Ireland, suggests he is likely to be interested in pitches related to governmental decisions affecting these areas. Consider reaching out if you have insights into how government policies or legal regulations impact the Catholic Church or societal issues in these particular regions.
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By: Charles Collins
A leading Catholic member of the UK’s House of Lords is drawing attention to the persecution of the Church in China.
LEICESTER, United Kingdom – On Wednesday, the Irish parliament – called the Dáil – voted to “note” the final report of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Assisted Dying, which calls on the Republic of Ireland to legalize assisted dying in certain restricted circumstances. The vote was 76 in favor with 53 against.
By: Charles Collins
The Dáil portion of the Irish Parliament voted in favour to “note” the final report of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Assisted Dying that calls
A critical phase in vaccinating the population of Gaza against polio is being postponed due to the continuing conflict with Israel, according to a leading Catholic charity.
By: Charles Collins
Noting that Britain founded the modern hospice movement, the Bishop of Nottingham says a proposal to legalize assisted suicide could lead to “a gradual decline in funding for palliative care.”
By: Charles Collins
The Bishop of Nottingham has spoken out on how the proposal to legalise assisted suicide in Britain could lead to “a gradual decline in funding for palliative care”, emphasising that it is a particularly “sad reflection” on the nation that founded the modern hospice movement.
A new Christmas stamp from Britain’s Royal Mail features the Cathedral of the Diocese of Westminster in London. (Credit: Royal Mail.)
Church leaders in England are calling on the government to create higher taxes on fossil fuel companies to support countries most affected by the climate crisis.
By: Charles Collins
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Campaigners argue that governments must tax major polluters such as fossil fuel companies to raise further money to fund the climate finance pot. (Credit: CAFOD.)
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