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Will England Become a “Once Christian” Country? What History, the Census and the Church Tell Us A short commentary by James Macpherson, republished on The Daily Declaration, asks a question that would have sounded absurd a generation ago: how long before we stop saying England is a Christian country and …

March for the Babies 2026: Life, Law and the Victorian Election This Saturday, 10 October, families will gather in Melbourne’s Treasury Gardens for the 18th annual March for the Babies. A few weeks later, on 28 November, Victorians will vote in a state election. For many Christians, those two dates …

Grooming Gangs, Institutional Failure and the Christian Duty to Protect Children Few scandals in recent British history have been as painful as the “grooming gangs” crisis. Over decades, groups of men sexually exploited vulnerable girls in towns and cities across England, often girls in care or from troubled homes. In …

Every so often a news story reminds us how thin the line can be between an ordinary day and a catastrophe. The attempted hijacking of flydubai flight FZ1073 is one of those stories. A routine flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv, carrying around 174 people, was allegedly turned into a …