James Lewis

At least 86 people were killed in the rush over the border, which saw around 60,000 migrants enter the territory on Thursday. Spanish authorities believe almost all have now returned.

Organised by Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN), signatories called on governments and international organisations to guarantee the rights to freedom of thought, conscience and religion, as established in Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

THE 2026 Island Walk was a record-breaker both in terms of the 1,787 entrants who took part and the £160,000 raised for local charities. The walk is one of Jersey’s largest one-day fundraising events and raises money for several local charities including Jersey Heart Support Group, Dementia Jersey, Jersey Child Care Support, Jersey Scouts and Wetwheels. Jake Crichton, chair […]

Controversy at the top of FIFA shows a failure in stewarding a God-given gift, according to the director of Christians in Sport.

St Mungo's in Cumbernauld went up in flames last August. The iconic pyramid roof, part of the B-listed building, had become an iconic symbol for the wider community.

Beacon CRM, which manages data for more than 1,000 charities, has said there was unauthorised access to its systems, containing data it processes on behalf of customers. Information is likely to have been downloaded by a third party.

WORK is due to begin on installing a new radar system at Jersey Airport as part of a wider programme to modernise the Island’s air traffic infrastructure. The project forms part of Ports of Jersey’s ongoing investment in critical airport and airspace systems and is one element of a broader programme to maintain and upgrade […]

Visitors and islanders can now book sailings with Brittany Ferries up to 7 November next year. This comes following the publication of its high-speed timetable, which will come into effect from this November. The new timetable is largely the same as this year’s, with departures to Poole six days a week and daily return sailings […]

The Prime Minister has spoken of how his Catholic upbringing inspires him to tackle social issues in society, saying he does not “differentiate” between faith and politics.

On the How to Fail with Elizabeth Day podcast, the Prime Minister said the teaching of “love thy neighbour” was a foundation of his beliefs and motivation for the issues he champions.