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A cardinal loses his rank for the first time in nine decades

A rainmaker who cajoled the religious and made them greener

Boris Johnson is accused of wooing the Islamophobes

Attempts to recreate the nature-loving worship of old are gaining popularity even if they are based on guesses

Rod Dreher favours introversion inspired by a spirit of repentance

A court recognises an Islamic union, but insists it is not setting a precedent

Where does the country stand on the spectrum from Catholic to post-Catholic?

Jonathan Sacks accuses him of using the language of classic, pre-war European anti-Semitism

A meeting between the Patriarchs of Moscow and Constantinople seems to bode well for the country’s aim of autocephaly

Faith can mould politicians even if they reject it

A group of Muslim scholars offer a view from the Islamic tradition

The row could increase support for Ukraine's embattled president

The small Middle Eastern community is losing its young to secularism

But traditionalists fear that principles have been sold out

A happy breed of nativists who like their religion cool and English

In an interview published in the New York Times, American visual artist Hank Willis Thomas describes his work as "collaborative storytelling". He routinely uses archival images in his work, sometim

Katie Piper has shared that she’s finding her stint on ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ particularly taxing, because of “personal” and “legal” issues she’s experiencing away from the show.

Cape Town - Western Province have promised disciplinary action against one of their junior players who was involved in an ugly on-field fight over the weekend.

Three exhibitions in London document the lives and legacy of Britain’s Caribbean community

One of America’s best actors, Ms Close brings a new vigour to an old part

“Bad Reputation”, a documentary about the rock musician, is most interesting when exploring how the friendship sustained her career

On “Joy as an Act of Resistance”, their second album, the British band lets loose on immigration, Brexit and class

Hindu nationalists disapprove of the interfaith melodies beloved by some Carnatic vocalists

Abstract: The Near Earth Asteroid (NEA) Scout is a deep space CubeSat designed to use an 86 square meter solar sail to navigate to a near earth asteroid called VG 1991. The solar sail deployment mechanism aboard NEA Scout has gone through numerous design cycles and ground tests since its conception in 2014. An engineering development unit (EDU) was constructed in the spring of 2016 and since then, the NEA Scout team has completed numerous ground deployments aiming to mature the deployment system... Читать дальше...

A TEACHER who allegedly grabbed a 16-year-old student’s penis before beckoning him into a plane toilet for sex has today arrived in court. Eleanor Wilson, 29, is accused of romping with the teen during an overnight flight from London’s Heathrow Airport to Africa in August 2015. Wilson, now 29, from Dursley, Gloucestershire, has pleaded not guilty […]