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Opinion – 26 August 2026
Savitri (Savi) Hensman ViaMedia.News Far-right Threat: Why the Bishops’ Take on “National Unity” is not enough – Part 2 Stephen Parsons Surviving Church Reflections on the CDM Disc...
Losing sight of the lucky country – why we need a crisis to reform again
Opinion – 17 October 2026
Mark Clavier Well-Tempered Churches and the Burden of Bureaucracy Colin Coward Unadulterated Love The Diocese of Southwark – an archetypal story of flourishing and decline Tim Wyat...
Opinion – 10 October 2026
Gilo Guarding The Flock Redress, Independence and Accountability Stephen Parsons Surviving Church Charisma and Abusive Power – The Case of Chris Brain Colin Coward Unadulterated Lo...
Is it the last rites for foreign policy consensus?
Comment: NZ finally has a debat...
Opinion – 14 October 2026
John Collingridge The Guardian Lobbying, lawyers and a media blitz: the fight to kill the Church of England’s £100m slavery compensation fund Nick Spencer and Yinxuan Huang Theos B...
Four media heavy hitters on what to look for in Election 2026
Chris v Chris: Two unpopular leaders, 45 days and everything to lose
ANALYSIS: But this is election campaign is going to be filled with surprise, writes Glenn McConnell.
The moment for structural courage has arrived
Half of any rigorous analysis turns on timing. The analyst’s first duty is to place events within a coherent chronopolitical frame, as Alan Geyer or George W Wallis would have argu...
Labour, Greens and Opportunity – a hypothetical coalition Cabinet
Opinion – 9 September 2026
Fergus Butler-Gallie The Telegraph Being a vicar sometimes feels like rarefied torture. I still love it Colin Coward Unadulterated Love Artificial Intelligence and the decline of t...
Opinion – 16 September 2026
Mark Clavier Well-Tempered Rethinking Stipendiary Ministry Ian Gomersall A Retired Rector’s Reflections Thank you, sacristans Colin Coward Unadulterated Love I Had A Dream The post...
Opinion – 30 September 2026
Andrew Goddard Psephizo How do General Synod elections work? Colin Coward Unadulterated Love Safeguarding the Institution: What Has Sex Got to Do With It? The post Opinion – 30 Sep...
Pawn to Queen – and the unspoken clash of the campaign
Both the poll and the pow-wow show Oppo...
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