It's ten months since the formation of the Republic of South Sudan. The south is no longer governed by Khartoum and the political and economic realities of separation have led to tension and conflict - particularly in the regions close to the border. Sudanese bishop the Most Rev Macram Max Gassis joins us discuss the situation in the Nuba Mountains, South Kordofan.
In today's Middle East Analysis, we join Bishops' consultant Dr Harry Hagopian as we focus, in particular, on the latest events in Lebanon - where Pope Bened...Read more
Archbishop Peter Smith of Southwark will formally inaugurate the official shrine of St Augustine at Pugin’s personal church in Ramsgate, Kent, to mark the be...Read more
The coalition Government has embarked on one of the most radical and broad ranging changes to the National Health Service in England since its creation. In t... Read more