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Another cover-up at the Vatican?
After the child sex abuse scandals in the Catholic church, Jon Snow asks if Cardinal Kasper’s illness is another example of a Vatican cover-up.
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The actor Martin Sheen speaks to Stephanie West about how his faith helped him on his latest film ‘The Way’ and about his relationships with his sons: Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez.
Pope Benedict XVI’s four-day state visit to Britain draws to a close, as thousands of pilgrims gather in Birmingham to witness the beatification of Cardinal Newman.
The Pontiff and his people are worried an “aggressive” secularism is undermining traditional values in British society. But is he right?
After the child sex abuse scandals in the Catholic church, Jon Snow asks if Cardinal Kasper’s illness is another example of a Vatican cover-up.
As Pope Benedict continues his visit to Britain, Channel 4 News north of England Nick Martin meets three clerical sex abuse victims who tell him their harrowing stories.
Decades after the last papal visit Pope Benedict XVI has arrived in Britain. Channel 4 News speaks to Clare Ward who has special memories of John Paul II in 1982 including ham sandwiches and sequins.
The spirit of uplift and renewal conjured up by Pope John Paul II when he came to the UK in 1982 seems unlikely this week when Pope Benedict XVI visits these shores, blogs Jon Snow.
Channel 4 News has compiled the first map of Catholic abuse detailing some 37 cases across England and Wales where priests have committed sexual offences against children. Antony Barnett reports.
65-year-old San Deurinck, a retired shopkeeper, describes to Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Rugman what he had endured as a child at a Catholic boarding school in the 1950s and 1960s.
Secret recordings reveal a senior figure in the Catholic church pleaded with a sex abuse victim to delay going public about his ordeal until the bishop who had abused him resigned. By Jonathan Rugman.
Mining engineers in Chile have come up with a “plan B” to rescue the 33 men trapped deep underground at the San Jose mine, which could see them rescued sooner. Katie Razzall reports.
Gary Gibbon blogs on how Gordon brown has gone on the attack as all the party leaders change their tactics in the second leaders’ debate.
Gary Gibbon nlogs on how the foreign affairs leaders’ debate is mutating into something different from its original rules.
Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone is the Vatican’s top diplomat. Which is scary, because what he said in Chile this week defies all norms of diplomatic behaviour. As I said on Channel 4 News last night, the Vatican does not seem to have heard of the cardinal rule: “when you are in a hole, stop digging”; and…
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