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Can the British media regulate itself, or should it be put under greater control? Here’s the Press Gazette’s take. Top editors have rejected calls to adopt a provision in the Editors’ Code of Practice banning discrimination against groups such as Muslims, Jews and migrant communities in the press. The Editors’ Code Committee (made up of […]
South Africa’s cricket team, due to start a series of six limited-over matches against England later this week, have decided not to take a knee before any of these matches. A team decision was made that it’s ‘not something we need continue to do’, according to its coach Mark Boucher, a near-mythical top performer for […]
By Paul Martin. God should not be made a “scapegoat” for the mass killings or suffering that occur in this world, says a leading Roman Catholic Cardinal. We should instead look to the failings of humans as the cause: especially those he claims are creating wars and conflict to fuel the purchase of weapons and […]
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Krakow, Poland – Amid prayers and emotional scenes at Auschwitz, the infamous Nazi German death camp, senior Muslim clerics joined Jews in an unprecedented joint visit to the scene of the biggest mass murder of the twentieth century.
By Paul Cainer in Negombo, Sri Lanka At a village church about 20 miles north of the Sri Lankan capital Colombo, a large notice board displays a list of names starting at 1 and ending at 115. All of them were killed by one murderer – who exploded his suicide bomb during an Easter church […]
By Paul Martin – Exclusive. A prominent Egyptian Islamist who said Israelis were not genuine Jews or “followers of Moses” yesterday insisted that Seumas Milne and Andrew Murray, currently the two closest advisors to Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, were right not to contradict him as they sat together in a panel discussion.
This is the link to the BBC radio broadcast by Paul Martin on the programme “Sunday” on July 6 2019: at 7 minutes 20 seconds into https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0006l5m