justin welby returned to coventry, the city where he started out as a clergyman.forgiveness, he says, serves as an example to the nation. the story of the city says so much that is true about britain at its best, about our courage standing up to tyranny, how we stand alongside the suffering and defeated, how we stand for human dignity and hope. the archbishop visited a drop—in centre for refugees, people he called a blessing to our way of life. and he drew his message to a close by focusing on an issue that has divided so many parts of the country. the eu referendum was a tough campaign, and it has left division. but i know that if we look at our roots, our history and our culture in the christian tradition, if we reach back into what is best in this country, we will find a path towards reconciling the differences that have divided us. from coventry to canterbury, the archbishop believes that looking back will only help us prepare for the future. the london ambulance service says technical problems in the early hours of this morning meant staff in the control room

justin welby returned to coventry, the city where he started out as a clergyman.the story of this city says so much that is true about britain at its best — about our courage, standing up to tyranny, how we stand alongside the suffering and defeated, how we stand for human dignity and hope. the archbishop visited a drop—in centre for refugees, people he called a blessing to our way of life. and he drew his message to a close by focusing on an issue that has divided so many parts of the country. the eu referendum was a tough campaign, and it has left division. but i know that if we look at our roots, our history and our culture in the christian tradition, if we reach back into what is best in this country, we will find a path towards reconciling the differences that have divided us. from coventry to canterbury, the archbishop believes that looking back can only help us prepare for the future. hull has started its year as the uk city of culture. £32 million has been spent on a year—long programme. eight city centre buildings are being turned into giant screens tonig

justin welby said the country's christian tradition would help to heal any differences. he also praised the efforts of refugees who have made their home in britain. lets get the sport now. happy new year, and a happy new yearfor chelsea fans? yes, they are on a record equalling winning streak, but antonio conte said that does not matter as long as you hang on and win the title. who would bet against them? stoke played brilliantly yesterday but chelsea we re brilliantly yesterday but chelsea were too good and perhaps too good for the rest of the premier league. stoke a re for the rest of the premier league. stoke are writing, they always play brilliantly, i wish! stoke are writing, they always play brilliantly, iwish! —— stoke stoke are writing, they always play brilliantly, i wish! —— stoke are my team. chelsea will start the new year still six points clear at the top of the premier league table, although they were made to work hard before beating stoke. one more win and they'll set a new premier league record. patrick gearey reports. antonio conte needs new no new year'

justin welby returned to coventry, the city where he started out as a clergyman.y whose wartime suffering and forgiveness, he says, serves as an example to the nation. the story of the city says so much that is true about britain at its best, about our courage standing up to tyranny, how we stand alongside the suffering and defeated, how we stand for human dignity and hope. the archbishop visited a drop—in centre for refugees, people he called a blessing to our way of life. and he drew his message to a close by focusing on an issue that has divided so much many parts of the country. the eu referendum was a tough campaign, and it has left division. but i know that if we look at our roots, our history and our culture in the christian tradition, if we reach back into what is best in this country, we will find a path towards reconciling the differences that have divided us. from coventry to canterbury, the archbishop believes that looking back will only help us prepare for the future. the london ambulance service says that its control room staff had to log calls with

comes the day before holocaust memorial day, and i am joined by the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby you were here as well. it is such an overwhelmingly powerful moment which holds up a mirror to powerful moment which holds up a mirrorto our powerful moment which holds up a mirror to our times. that is one thing it does. and the second thing it does is it plays in our ears the tunes, the notes of evil, and enables us to recognise them when they are played today. you yourself travels for the third time recently to auschwitz. what are your reflections after leading a pilgrimage there? they are almost too deep for words. one of my colleagues there said that took us to the edge of words. i think the most profound thing that struck me was the sheer mechanistic efficiency and the normality for those who did these terrible things, the accountants, the doctors, the architects. they just the accountants, the doctors, the architects. theyjust did their jobs, and they never really focused on what those jobs were. and that job was executing millions of people. it was absolute destruction of huma