and the church of england, after five years of constant fashion, has closed the church door on same sex marriages. they will allow priests to bless a civil partnership, but not to conduct the actual ceremony. is that fair enough or is it basically turning a cold shoulder to gay christians ? and finally, the christians? and finally, the labour party is adopted. the mantra of take back control, where we had that before, not least though they're focusing their attentions on things like devolution and removing power control from london. do you think that is indeed the cure to the economic inequality that exists in this country? and finally , the way to get us all finally, the way to get us all levelled or for stepping up on gauging hope or whatever the terminology is we're supposed to use these days. give me all your thoughts on that. but first, let's bring us to speed. let's bring us also up to speed. what's nice place is headlines what's a nice place is headlines . michelle, thank you and good evening to you. the prime minister has said he wants to ensure all serving police officers in th

has set slavery and the church of england has se t £100 million £100 million in reparations for quiet communities impacted by slavery . if the church is looking communities in england impacted by slavery might i recommend rochdale , blackpool, oldham , rochdale, blackpool, oldham, rotherham and many similar across the country where young engush across the country where young english girls have been abused by pakistani rape gangs. i don't think the church is interested in addressing modern day slavery though. instead, it chooses virtue signal over a rather horrific period of our history that truly over. we that is well and truly over. we have repented as a nation . our have repented as a nation. our government has apologised . our government has apologised. our monarch has expressed sorrow . monarch has expressed sorrow. it's time to move on. if we truly are a christian nation that we profess to be . the step that we profess to be. the step following repentance is forgiveness . but it's sad to see forgiveness. but it's sad to see the church fall .

and the church of england them? and the church of england is set up a £100 million fund to address past wrongs of slavery. but with the church of england sleepwalking into irrelevance , sleepwalking into irrelevance, is this really the right time ? is this really the right time? joining me for the next hour will be the former labour adviser and writer scarlett maguire. and you at home tend get a big part of this show. so email me at gbp news at gbnews.uk. that's what's coming up this hour. but first, the latest news . good afternoon. latest news. good afternoon. it's 12:02 from rhiannon jones in the gb newsroom. the uk scottish governments have announced will have two new green freeports . minister say green freeports. minister say the sites and a brand inverness part of a £52 million fund to drive growth in the country. it will also create 5000 jobs and bnngin will also create 5000 jobs and bring in almost will also create 5000 jobs and bring in almost £11 billion worth of invest. the development means goods importe

churches or conducted by church of england clergy. conducted by church of england cler: . i:ving the bbc after almost 40 years. the 71—year—old, who presents the most listened—to show on british radio, is leaving tojoin greatest hits radio. he broke the news this morning, telling listeners he'd been "tremendously happy" at the bbc but it was "time for a change." tennis, and at the australian open, an amazing performance from andy murray as he beat the 13th seed, italy's matteo berrettini, in a thrilling match that lasted nearly five hours. murray, who feared the hip surgery he had in 2019 would end his playing career, is now showing some of his best form. here'sjoe wilson. in the 18th year of his career, against one of the world's best players, andy murray, still doing what he lives for. matteo berrettini forced the match into a fifth set. murray was moving, chasing, stretching. this was tennis at an exceptional level. berrettini, 13th seed, bottom of the screen here, had a match point. he found the net. oh, my goodness me! in a fifth—set tie—break, murray ultimately had the

of antioch's church. incidentally, today is transgender visibility day. my name is reverend bingo ellison and i am not a binary transgender church of england minister within our celebrating transgender visibility day. we 're going to have a morning prayer service that we're going to read now, most of the liturgy is either directly quoted from scripture or written by myself, whether it 's progress or not, definitely not. in my opinion. it's actually a regression, another interesting lexical twist when you said that this story is worth noting. did we not have enough noted in this country, when everything noted was literally shoved down our throats and given the fact that anglican church. now in my opinion. lost on course. i think this is a serious problem, a serious problem. here we have the issue of transgender rights women's rights human rights. no one denies any rights to anyone here in scotland claims to be between the ages of 16 and a hundred. you can really identify yourself as the gender you want. i think the whole gender critique movement is the whole gender critique movement . redefining the entire gender identity movement. this country has lost al

my name is reverend bingo alison and i am not a binary transgender church of england minister as part of our transgender visibility day celebration. we will have a morning prayer service that we are going to read now most of the liturgy, or directly quoting from the scripture, whether it is written by myself, this is progress or not, absolutely not. in my opinion. this is actually, ergysia another interesting lexical twist, when you said that this story is worth noting. didn't we have enough noted in this country, when everything noted was literally shoved down our throats and given the fact that the anglican church. now, in my opinion, lost course. i think this is a serious problem, a serious problem. here we have the issue of transgender rights women's rights person. no one is denied any rights to anyone here in scotland states that at the age of 16 and that you can really identify yourself in the gender you want. i think the whole gender critique movement is the whole gender critique movement . redefining the entire gender identity movement. this country has lost all sense of norma

endorsed the church of england s< section that ce , which includes endorsed the church of england s<ndorsed the church of england s< section that says students udes a section that says students will supported to accept will be supported to accept their own gender identity. the statement is in reference to primary schools and so applies to children as young as five. the church of england denies that that guidance calls children to be affirmed if they identify as transgender. so is the established church losing its way and straying from its traditional beliefs , gender? or traditional beliefs, gender? or is it keeping up with the times? still with me is broadcaster darren grimes and writer rebecca reid. so i'll start off with you . what do you make of it? i it's difficult, isn't it, because you never want to impugn what somebody else feels they're being called to do spiritually. and it's not really for me to say god. didn't say that to you . it is it does feel . it is if it does feel uncomfortable and it does feel out of step with very traditional experience of the church. however i tr

what's coming up this afternoon .7 the church of up this afternoon? the church of englands it's sorry for its past treatment of lgbt people. this week , but said it would this week, but said it would continue its practise not allowing same sex marriages in church. but new proposals would allow individual clergy to offer blessings in churches following a civil marriage or partnership . but the archbishop of canterbury justin welby has said he personally would not bless same sex couples. what do you think? please send us in your thoughts . then an army veteran thoughts. then an army veteran has been fined for silently praying outside an abortion facility in bournemouth in breach of a public spaces protection order, or spoke . we protection order, or spoke. we will discuss this and then later on.the will discuss this and then later on. the equalities minister coming badenoch has set out her concerns over a proposed legislation surrounding the banning of conversion . a source banning of conversion. a source close to mrs. padlock said the area of gender is much more complex tha

f. bailout is not proving easy. minette fernandez or de 0 colombo, the church of england says it will fund the program of investment research and engagement to try to quote address past wrongs in relation to its links to the slave trade. the churches commissioners board will pass more than $120000000.00 us dollars over the next 9 years. may need to make up for a 2nd, you know, for financial scheme, heavily invested in a company that traded in slaves. people. the scheme was called queen anne's bounty . bounty was used to support poor clergy or by land. it was then subsumed into the church commissioners endowment, which is not worth more than $11000000000.00 us dollars. a church will use the fund announced on tuesday to support projects that improve opportunities for communities that suffered from slavery. they weren't co money, reparations as a scheme when compensate individuals. christopher brown is a professor of history at columbia university. his also the author of moral capital, foundations, of british abolitionism and of arming slaves from the classical era to the modern age. he

the church of england could find a huge church of england could find a hug e £10 billion to spend on of cobblers. as i recently learned that the church has which has an endowment which originated queen anne originated from queen anne that's reportedly worth around 6 billion. so the next time they rattle tin for rattle a collection tin for a leaky they can their own leaky they can spend their own money. derek hi , mark, money. derek hi, mark, stephanie, your panellist . stephanie, your panellist. absolutely right. archbishop welby appears to confuse christianity with socialism. i do not agree with his action and i am an active member of the church of england. keep those emails coming. market gb news dot uk. it's time now for this. yes, it's time for the question in which we tackle a major news of the day. this week the bbc's have produced a podcast series , have produced a podcast series, shamima begum, a british citizen who travelled to the middle east to join isis. she has since expressed regret. regrets that this decision and although she has not been linked with terror attacks, man

the church of england could find a huge church of england could find a hug e £10 billion to spend on of cobblers. as i recently learned that the church has which has an endowment which originated queen anne originated from queen anne that's reportedly worth around 6 billion. so the next time they rattle tin for rattle a collection tin for a leaky they can their own leaky they can spend their own money. derek hi , mark, money. derek hi, mark, stephanie, your panellist . stephanie, your panellist. absolutely right. archbishop welby appears to confuse christianity with socialism. i do not agree with his action and i am an active member of the church of england. keep those emails coming. market gb news dot uk. it's time now for this. yes, it's time for the question in which we tackle a major news of the day. this week the bbc's have produced a podcast series , have produced a podcast series, shamima begum, a british citizen who travelled to the middle east to join isis. she has since expressed regret. regrets that this decision and although she has not been linked with terror attacks, man

the church of good career. the church of england. the church england england. england have announced million have announced a 100th million pound plans help address their shameful linked to the shameful past linked to the slave trade. we asked how far back historical go, back should historical go, i will have two members of the clergy on pentecostal bishop joe aldridge and associate editor of the catholic herald dr. gavin ashenden . there we go. we're ashenden. there we go. we're going toe to toe. don't call it a dog collar and. it was almost, almost half my favourite part of the show when you, the british, my people, my loved ones, my fans get to give me a good pubuc fans get to give me a good public match, right. and you hold back, send in views, ask me anything, ask me under the gb views a gbnews.uk assault to come. don't go anywhere . welcome back, everybody . today, welcome back, everybody. today, the church of england have committed to setting up a £100 million fund to address past wrongs in relations links to the slave trade. now, they are not calling it

the nature of the church of england is that people will have looked at scripture, they will have lookedill come to different views. what we're saying is that we recognise there is that disagreement. i think what we're saying at the moment is what we're offering is, in a sense, the furthest that we can go at this time in that way, recognising that some people will want to use the prayers and other people won't. for us, it's about therefore enabling the church of england to continue to represent that diversity. now it's time to take a look at what's making the news across the uk. high profile cases like the arrest of pc david carrick have highlighted the problem of violence against women and girls. back in 2020, the government started a safer streets scheme with safeguarding measures and education to try to change attitudes towards women. we have been to bedford to find out whether that scheme is making a difference. the bedford women centre is, for many, a home away from home. the most many, a home away from home. tue: most important many, a home away from home. tte: most important thing

the church of good career. the church of england. the church england england. england have announced million have announced a 100th million pound plans help address their shameful linked to the shameful past linked to the slave trade. we asked how far back historical go, back should historical go, i will have two members of the clergy on pentecostal bishop joe aldridge and associate editor of the catholic herald dr. gavin ashenden . there we go. we're ashenden. there we go. we're going toe to toe. don't call it a dog collar and. it was almost, almost half my favourite part of the show when you, the british, my people, my loved ones, my fans get to give me a good pubuc fans get to give me a good public match, right. and you hold back, send in views, ask me anything, ask me under the gb views a gbnews.uk assault to come. don't go anywhere . welcome back, everybody . today, welcome back, everybody. today, the church of england have committed to setting up a £100 million fund to address past wrongs in relations links to the slave trade. now, they are not calling it

are going to work up a set, asking a lot of questions and i don't think the church of england is the capacity to come up with all the answers and why they've done well. just wanted the able to bring back the lives of the people that was lost or what they would have done for the people at that time would want to be able to do it. for me, thinking of issues that i years forgotten, some families that lost their bread winner. some commuters did not or did will because all the people that were capable in that community, we took him away. so i think that use of compensation. mr. be discussed in terms of developing those communities. we spoke with south african political unless jackie shandy, who thinks this latest gesture from the church doesn't go far enough. what we're seeing here is the constant involvement of the church as part of the oppressive machine. it raises a lot of questions, you know about the, the moral authority and the conception of goal and goodness and justice, which we are conveniently forgotten neglected over lieu in dealing with africans. the judge cannot just understan

million of church of englandyou feel? well, funds to reparations. how did that make you feel? well , £100 that make you feel? well, £100 billion is a lot of money for the last . 20, 30 years. we keep the last. 20, 30 years. we keep heanng the last. 20, 30 years. we keep hearing there is no money. no, not land. there is no money left . every time churches have closed , finances have surveyed closed, finances have surveyed and gone. there's no alternative we don't have any money. as parishes emerge demerged and merged into greater and greater and greater numbers and priests have mental collapses , they have mental collapses, they simply can't handle the sheer of the work that they're expected to do. the church of england size up says that there is the money and now suddenly , after money and now suddenly, after all of these years of there is no money, they've found all of these years of there is no money, they've foun d £100 no money, they've found £100 million or two. you say behind the back of the sofa to fund th

the church of england, funding. s on tv dab radio after . the break for with gb news on tv dab radio after. the break for this harry's popularity further a spare bookshelves . with four in spare bookshelves. with four in ten britons saying they think his motivation publishing the book with making money. harry and meghan are now so disliked older persons that their popularity are even lower than the prince andrew's. now it's time for a check on the headunes time for a check on the headlines with out of those . headlines with out of those. thanks, olivia. 3:33. here's the latest. the uk sanctioned iran's prosecutor general following the execution of a british iranian national in iran , ali reza national in iran, ali reza akbari was sentenced to death on charges spying for britain. foreign secretary james cleverly says the sanctions underline our disgust . the killing rishi sunak disgust. the killing rishi sunak describing it as callous and cowardly. meanwhile, iran's state media is reporting that the british ambassador

my guest today is the one time pop star turned church of england vicar, the reverend richard coles, whose account of his own grief has struck a chord with many. why did grief nearly break him? richard coles, welcome to hardtalk. britain has just lived through a rather extraordinary, momentous experience, the death of queen elizabeth, the mourning that came with it. and many people have said that the death of the queen revived very sharp memories for them of their own losses and how they felt during their own losses. you've just written a book about grief. is that true of you, too? oh, yes, very much so. i think the queen had a representative life as well as a sort of constitutional life and a personal life. and her loss is a loss we all experience. people say, oh, but you didn't know her, but of course, we all did know her from banknotes, from stamps, from simplyjust being there, the christmas message. and that absence affects all of us. and any absence will elicit in you your own experience of grief, reviving your own experience of grief, i think. i remember when princess diana died, hav

are going to work up a set, asking a lot of questions, and i don't think the church of england is the capacity to come up with all the answers and why they've done well. this one is the able to bring back the lives of the people that was lost or what they would have done for their people at that time would want to be able to do it. for me, bringing up issues that i years forgotten. some families that lost their bread, luna, some commuters did not know davila because all the people that were capable in that community. we took him away. so i think that you shall compensation needs to be discussed in terms of developing those communities. independent journalist chris and bishop faith, the money, the church of england names to allocate to the african continent should be spent on social reconstruction.

teaching the church as received as part the as we've received as part of the church catholic rooted , grounded church catholic rooted, grounded in church in scripture. the church of englandhe bishops can propose that it's a can now propose that it's a choice as to or not. you believe the teaching of the church clergy. just seems to to clergy. it just seems to me to be very approach. be very a very strange approach. it's copout, isn't it? after six years, reverend paul, that's it. an right to have? i wouldn't say say . well, it's not so much say. well, it's not so much a copout it's an attempt to compromise, but it's difficult is it's not possible to compromise on whether or not you believe in the church, adoption of marriage i mean, other churches around the world have kind of attempted, they think has been a compromise, but it's never been compromise. it's always that ends always been something that ends up dividing, up with churches dividing, it ends collapsing ends up with churches collapsing . you look at the . i mean, if you look at the church in wales, scottish church in wales, the scottish episcopal episcopal episcopal church, the episcopal church america, every s

church of england doesn't doesn't adhere to. the strength of the church of strength of england on the strength christianity is that it's reformist so you know, the church of england was formed based dropping something based on dropping something that was going to was in the church. i'm going to do see of england do want to see the of england split i think it's you split again i think it's you know you're of course. and know you're right of course. and the as i'm sure the interesting as i'm sure we've before but we've covered on here before but the conservative element in the church or the church of england or the anglican overseas anglican church is the overseas bishops, that's the bishops, isn't it? that's the onesin bishops, isn't it? that's the ones in particular who are very conservative. it was drove conservative. it was this drove this some it's just this would be to some it's just been i the to the been left i to the to the british churches literally the churches england. suspect churches of england. i suspect they gay yea

church of england doesn't doesn't adhere to. the strength of the church of strength of england on the strength christianity is that it's reformist so you know, the church of england was formed based dropping something based on dropping something that was going to was in the church. i'm going to do see of england do want to see the of england split i think it's you split again i think it's you know you're of course. and know you're right of course. and the as i'm sure the interesting as i'm sure we've before but we've covered on here before but the conservative element in the church or the church of england or the anglican overseas anglican church is the overseas bishops, that's the bishops, isn't it? that's the onesin bishops, isn't it? that's the ones in particular who are very conservative. it was drove conservative. it was this drove this some it's just this would be to some it's just been i the to the been left i to the to the british churches literally the churches england. suspect churches of england. i suspect they gay yea

and i don't think the church of england is the capacity to come up with all the answers and why they've done well. this one is the able to bring back the lives of the people that was lost or what they would have done for their people at that time would want to be able to do it. for me, bringing up issues that i years forgotten. some families that lost their bread, luna, some kilometers, did not or davila because all the people that were capable in that community. we took him away. so i think that you shall compensation needs to be discussed in terms of developing those communities. independent journalist, chris and bishop faith, the money, the church of england names to allocate to the african continent should be spent on social reconstruction. i think i don't know whether it's going to have any separate effect, but ultimately, people for a long time of being skeptical about the church is roland, not just slavery, but colonialism. i think i should be looking. yes. infrastructure should be looking for education. i think i should be looking for a job promot entrepreneurs in africa it's, i

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let church of england, the church. when did the women preach? they're so backward. . what do you say to that kind of leading gays or count, you know, weaponising hostility that's hostility towards trans? that's what going on here. what i feel going on here. there's no weapon and physicality towards trans. he's doing a good thing. he's not doing a good thing. he's not doing a good thing. he's not doing a bad thing. nobody's doing a bad thing. nobody's doing of course, this doing which of course, this individual clearly a quirky person. let's say a priest with what do you say ? same. would you what do you say? same. would you attack muslim congregations in the same way for being backward hindus? i do. yes, we do. i do. i do say that you said , you i do say that you said, you know, i would i would attack my religion, sikhism, but we actually women to sit behind a book , even the church of england book, even the church of england are only allowed women priests. i don't know that it date, but it wasn't long ago my friend christian, she lives in newcastle and she me time a

church of england bishops won't back a change allowing priests to marry same—sex couples, sources tellrnment plans to scrap thousands of eu—era laws by the end of this year will be challenged in the commons today. britain's emma raducanu is in second round action at the australian open tennis. she's up against the american coco gauff. welcome. we begin this morning with breaking news coming to us in the last few minutes from ukraine. the country's interior minister denys monastyrskyy died in a helicopter crash in a suburb of kyiv. mr monastyrskyy was travelling with his deputy interior minister and a state secretary — they have all been killed in a helicopter crash next to a kindergarten in brovary, east of kyiv. 16 people have been killed in total, including two children according to national police. nine of them were on board. 22 people are in hospital, including ten children. it is understood two of the dead are children. this news coming into us in the last few minutes, no indications yet, as far as we are aware, of the cause of this crash. we've just received this from marquee of

it's for the church of england to discuss whether. yeah. ke you know you're going back deep into the hebrew past to the church of england this fundamental concern of the teachings of christ . of the teachings of christ. yeah, not not but adam and eve you know what , whatever you know you know what, whatever you know i think that bizarre the church has got very little to do with bible or anybody who actually sticks fairly closely to the bible. and gb news is calvin. yeah. people accuse him. they say you're you see, you're unchristian. they you're cosplaying as a as a as a vicar or a priest or whatever what is this big or big? ellison american. there is a popular meme on where people post it to somebody who's doing that? well, they say, i don't believe in jesus, but think if i did believe in jesus would definitely be pro—gay vicars . definitely be pro—gay vicars. yeah. yeah. and if i say that to you, i can make you do what i want. even those who know know that. and the other thing you . that. and the other thing you. see the ideological captur

it's for the church of england to discuss whether. yeah. ke you know you're going back deep into the hebrew past to the church of england this fundamental concern of the teachings of christ . of the teachings of christ. yeah, not not but adam and eve you know what , whatever you know you know what, whatever you know i think that bizarre the church has got very little to do with bible or anybody who actually sticks fairly closely to the bible. and gb news is calvin. yeah. people accuse him. they say you're you see, you're unchristian. they you're cosplaying as a as a as a vicar or a priest or whatever what is this big or big? ellison american. there is a popular meme on where people post it to somebody who's doing that? well, they say, i don't believe in jesus, but think if i did believe in jesus would definitely be pro—gay vicars . definitely be pro—gay vicars. yeah. yeah. and if i say that to you, i can make you do what i want. even those who know know that. and the other thing you . that. and the other thing you. see the ideological captur

the church of england at pounds. the church of england at the moment. yes. , aboush just give all of that money, abolish the church of england. look a star of david. i don't wanna get in trouble here. yes, it sounds religious hatred. josh, what? what do you think that leah? yeah, not. this is nonsense. the thing the church should be paying reparations to me for my ancestors who may or may not have ended the slave trade. and it sounds very vague . the british know the british navy went out actually stop the slave trade. britain abolished slavery to had to slavery and then had to had to fight and had to lose soldiers and men to stop happening. and naval men to stop happening. and sometimes that to fight the african leaders who were we wanted slavery continue because they were making so much money. it. it's very tricky isn't it when it comes this issue of reparations, i mean, like you say, just saying they're not giving reparations, that donating communities, donating to communities, that affected. comes to affected. but when it comes to reparations, us are repa

the church of england at pounds. the church of england at the moment. yes. ey, aboush just give all of that money, abolish the church of england. look a star of david. i don't wanna get in trouble here. yes, it sounds religious hatred. josh, what? what do you think that leah? yeah, not. this is nonsense. the thing the church should be paying reparations to me for my ancestors who may or may not have ended the slave trade. and it sounds very vague . the british know the british navy went out actually stop the slave trade. britain abolished slavery to had to slavery and then had to had to fight and had to lose soldiers and men to stop happening. and naval men to stop happening. and sometimes that to fight the african leaders who were we wanted slavery continue because they were making so much money. it. it's very tricky isn't it when it comes this issue of reparations, i mean, like you say, just saying they're not giving reparations, that donating communities, donating to communities, that affected. comes to affected. but when it comes to reparations, us are re

in my big opinion , as the church of my big opinion, as the church of england views, my big opinion, , £100 million to england views, £100 million to apologise slavery , welby apologise for slavery, welby has lost plot it might take a lost the plot it might take a ten month waitrose stops talking warburtons delicious crumpets . warburtons delicious crumpets. i'll be picking a side in the bread wars and my malt meats guest is margaret thatcher impersonator spitting image stars steve niland plus my gb news clips of the week. we're live from . live from. eight regardless of your thoughts on the vaccine the research all silence surrounding these questions we still have to address the statement itself. tell me navigate the complex and treacherous language . i am treacherous language. i am joined this evening by adam mcaleer. good evening, adam . mcaleer. good evening, adam. i could be wrong . adam gibney could be wrong. adam gibney andrew , britain's word for anti andrew, britain's word for anti semitic . no, andrew, britain's word for anti semitic. no, and i'm not really sure anyone on m

in my big opinion , as the church of my big opinion, as the church of england views, my big opinion, , £100 million to england views, £100 million to apologise slavery , welby apologise for slavery, welby has lost plot it might take a lost the plot it might take a ten month waitrose stops talking warburtons delicious crumpets . warburtons delicious crumpets. i'll be picking a side in the bread wars and my malt meats guest is margaret thatcher impersonator spitting image stars steve niland plus my gb news clips of the week. we're live from . live from. eight regardless of your thoughts on the vaccine the research all silence surrounding these questions we still have to address the statement itself. tell me navigate the complex and treacherous language . i am treacherous language. i am joined this evening by adam mcaleer. good evening, adam . mcaleer. good evening, adam. i could be wrong . adam gibney could be wrong. adam gibney andrew , britain's word for anti andrew, britain's word for anti semitic . no, andrew, britain's word for anti semitic. no, and i'm not really sure anyone on m

the church of england have sent an apology to lbj to.tion period for both men. thejudge is now considering the application. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson sent this report. behind a screen, andrew tate is speaking. his utterances followed by a tiny audience of prosecutors, lawyers and police. the rest of the world stands waiting as police investigate allegations of trafficking and rape. one of those allowed through the gates today was his brother tristan�*s girlfriend arriving with his daughter. investigators have just over a week to present evidence that a crime has been committed here. neither andrew tate nor his brother have yet been charged, but their public image has been complicated by the things they say and the way they behave online. daria was 16 when she says she received a private message on instagram two years ago from andrew tate's account. it read, simply, "romanian girl," followed by a strawberry emoji. it was just... it was very obvious we were high school girls, like we had our high school in our bio and everything. i

yeah, i'm of the church of i'm member of the church of england clearly what england and i think clearly census i was came out of the census i was mixed. but what i would also say is christianity was still the largest group in by miles. it's dipped 50, but also christianity is growing globally. there's a huge of evangelical churches in africa and partly in america as well . of course, there are well. of course, there are particular challenges for the church in britain about relevance, but i'd actually the role all faiths and of course role of all faiths and of course christianity has been the dominant one in britain. but i defend the role of all faiths in pubuc defend the role of all faiths in public because we are quite an open society i made a quick open society and i made a quick interest and can i come in and just ask you what do you think about islam? because i, i don't i quite just with i thought really quite just with all western society , which is all western society, which is based christian values , i based on christian values, i believe, , christian believe, of course, christi

i can remind you that church, church of that the church, the church of england over. gland did start over. the fact that change its ways that it had to change its ways from catholic church. right. from the catholic church. right. it for a divorce. it was to allow for a divorce. so surely it's supposed to be about change, isn't it? i mean, i'm what i understand of i'm from what i understand of it. think is an argument. it. so i think is an argument. i think there's an argument people wanting to change any system from agree with from within. but i, i agree with you monday's daily you totally. monday's daily star, when it comes to star, carey and when it comes to strikes, it's the sex workers that i feel for. but you do have to pay for even that. we told sex workers are the real victims of train strikes as randy punters can't get into the city gardens . name randy gardens. name randy randy frontier . i gardens. name randy randy frontier. i mean you know you kind of had his life cut out at that point. yeah it's never going meet a quarter, but it going to meet a quarter, bu

i can remind you that church, church of that the church, the church of england over. gland did start over. the fact that change its ways that it had to change its ways from catholic church. right. from the catholic church. right. it for a divorce. it was to allow for a divorce. so surely it's supposed to be about change, isn't it? i mean, i'm what i understand of i'm from what i understand of it. think is an argument. it. so i think is an argument. i think there's an argument people wanting to change any system from agree with from within. but i, i agree with you monday's daily you totally. monday's daily star, when it comes to star, carey and when it comes to strikes, it's the sex workers that i feel for. but you do have to pay for even that. we told sex workers are the real victims of train strikes as randy punters can't get into the city gardens . name randy gardens. name randy randy frontier . i gardens. name randy randy frontier. i mean you know you kind of had his life cut out at that point. yeah it's never going meet a quarter, but it going to meet a quarter, bu

so bringing in the church of scotland and the church of england into the, into the said it's meant you have not only sort of be a very strong message but also helped to pacify some of the conflict affecting affecting the communities. ok, thank you for that. that d w religious analyst at martin gac you're welcome. just wanted to remind you of our top story at this hour, your secretary of state on to be playing can meet with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i'm just calling for steps to restore comp related to outbreak of bonds between these ranges and pompous figures. due to speak prefab, palestinian president, mac moved a fast later today. and at least a 100 people have been killed and dozens wounded in a bombing at mosque in pakistan. many victims of the attacking pasha, my police officers, malloy enforcement compounds surrounding the most pakistani taliban has distance itself from my claim of responsibility. one has come next on the w, i kick off with the latest on that one. does me go pull a midway through the season? i'll be back at the top of the hour. i'm one of close aroun

so bringing in the church of scotland and the church of england into the, into the visit. it's meant you have not only sort of be a very strong message, but also helped to pacify some of the conflict affecting, affecting those communities. ok, thank you for that, said d, w. religious has analyst at martin, gac you're welcome. and since you're up to date eco, africa is next here on d, w with a report on an app that lets uses a nigeria turn the trash into treasure. i'll be back at the top of the have a good day. with plastic ways or good old hard cash. according to the trash coin app, it's both the app, connect nigerian waste managers with recycling plants to make money out of garbage and use it to buy to pay for their tricity. if i needed to buy internet data all the time, as well as the basic medical care eco, africa, d w, russia to support or resignation the war machine has a 1st grade on the country. but not everyone supports the president swore. this report takes a look at what ordinary russians actually think closer to 45 minutes on t w o, a little nar, davinci mysteri

all right, check this story out: this weekend, the church of england announced that it will now allowto bless same-sex marriages, but they're still not going to allow the actual wedding to happen in the church. but to be honest, this is also how i feel about any destination wedding. i ain't gonna be there, but good for y'all! [cheers and applause] not bad. okay, let's move on. normally, i don't find funerals funny. but here is a story about a funeral that i found hilarious, because this funeral has donald trump, and that guy can turn anything into a joke. maybe you have heard of diamond and silk, those two sisters who were always showing up at his rallies? praising him on tv? setting the black race back 50 years? you know those two. trump held meeting with them's, he would invite them to the oval office, he would point at them and say, "see, black people love me!" well, sadly, diamond passed away a few days ago. yeah. and silk said that she wanted trump to speak at the funeral, because the three of them were so close. at least, silk thought the three of them were close, until trump st

need for a church because there is no religious freedom in virginia that time, nor is there a separation of church and state. if you live here, you are subject not only to the king of englandlso to his church. you are bound by law not only to tie up the church of england, but also to attend services in person, at least 12 times a year, which is of course, better than the 15 times we have been going in jamestown. don't complain. nevertheless, if they are going to require church attendance, there has to be when the parish will begin to ask william bird for some land. he will agree by 1740 to set aside the south half of this block to town. lots of an acre in total for a church yard. and he will allow to allow them to remove as much as they can from the hill with which to build their church. and that's where you are right now. the 1741 henrico parish church. so what do you think. is a nice. yes, it's just the right church for a frontier town of 200 people. so the original church, of course, is here, but it's it's only a small portion of what you see has grown around you. when i said that you're in that church for most of you, that's fact, not you. if you're beyond three pews.

the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, has welcomed proposals by the church of england to bless lly carry out the prayers. the archbishop said he had a responsibility for the whole of the anglican communion. this week the church restated its position not to allow gay marriage, but said it wanted to offer blessings to gay couples. because of my pastoral care and responsibility, being a focus of unity for the whole communion, i will while being extremely joyfully celebratory of these new resources, i will not personally use them. that is a self—denying ordinance. but it comes out of the global responsibility. it has been confirmed that the prime minster, rishi sunak, has been fined by lancashire police for not wearing a seatbelt. mr sunak removed his belt to film a social media video while travelling in the back of a car. scientists from the european space agency are putting the final touches to a pioneering mission tojupiter�*s icy moons in the hope of finding primitive signs of life. here is our science editor rebecca morelle. bleak yet beautiful, the giant moons ofjupiter, cover

so think they could do with so i think they could do with more church of more support from the church of englandon that front. but i do think that certainly think that there's certainly a debate to be had where you have organisations like to lecture others it others on anti—racism when it comes their own credentials comes to their own credentials on that front, they're certainly lacking really irritates lacking but it really irritates and . we saw what they did and upsets. we saw what they did with boys and renamed with black boys lane and renamed it renamed it it whatever they've renamed it and. someone's and. within a day someone's going to spray out. going to spray paint it out. they put in their windows back. boys like there's obviously a very public reaction, not to obliterate history and not to and not to judge the past just to allow it to be talk about . to allow it to be talk about. but why do media and you know this , sort of very sort of top this, sort of very sort of top end media elite class think that it's a fine to do to do this is to staff and this renaming for black boys lane and

so think they could do with so i think they could do with more church of more support from the church of englandon that front. but i do think that certainly think that there's certainly a debate to be had where you have organisations like to lecture others it others on anti—racism when it comes their own credentials comes to their own credentials on that front, they're certainly lacking really irritates lacking but it really irritates and . we saw what they did and upsets. we saw what they did with boys and renamed with black boys lane and renamed it renamed it it whatever they've renamed it and. someone's and. within a day someone's going to spray out. going to spray paint it out. they put in their windows back. boys like there's obviously a very public reaction, not to obliterate history and not to and not to judge the past just to allow it to be talk about . to allow it to be talk about. but why do media and you know this , sort of very sort of top this, sort of very sort of top end media elite class think that it's a fine to do to do this is to staff and this renaming for black boys lane and

allow gay people, church of england should allow gay pebble, gay church of england should allow gaymarried. currently it is still illegal. it in the same same sex marriage that even if a church wants to do it in the of england they can't. so good on mordaunt for sticking your head above the parapet on that i say. beunda above the parapet on that i say. belinda lucy go harmony. my belinda to lucy go harmony. my greatest is cardiologist greatest brit is cardiologist dr. aseem malhotra . he had the dr. aseem malhotra. he had the courage last week to break the mainstream media by using his platform , highlight the need for platform, highlight the need for an investor nation into heart. inflammation possibly with the covid vaccine . there's nothing covid vaccine. there's nothing wrong with investigating . and wrong with investigating. and those trying to shut it down look like they're hiding something. free and fair. do you know i love all of those nominees? actually going out with karen malone and michelle donna? because i think on the day that is doing actually something michelle donal

allow gay people, church of england should allow gay pebble, gay church of england should allow gaymarried. currently it is still illegal. it in the same same sex marriage that even if a church wants to do it in the of england they can't. so good on mordaunt for sticking your head above the parapet on that i say. beunda above the parapet on that i say. belinda lucy go harmony. my belinda to lucy go harmony. my greatest is cardiologist greatest brit is cardiologist dr. aseem malhotra . he had the dr. aseem malhotra. he had the courage last week to break the mainstream media by using his platform , highlight the need for platform, highlight the need for an investor nation into heart. inflammation possibly with the covid vaccine . there's nothing covid vaccine. there's nothing wrong with investigating . and wrong with investigating. and those trying to shut it down look like they're hiding something. free and fair. do you know i love all of those nominees? actually going out with karen malone and michelle donna? because i think on the day that is doing actually something michelle donal