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Catholic abuse in England and Wales revealed
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.
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Paedophile priests remain in Catholic church
More than half of Catholic priests convicted for child abuse and sentenced to more than a year in prison, in England and Wales since 2001, remain in the priesthood, Channel 4 News reveals.
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Catholic church counts cost of sex abuse payouts
A Belgian cleric has admitted the church has not apologised for child sex abuse due to fears of litigation costs. But an expert tells Channel 4 News the size of UK payouts may not justify such fears.
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Catholic priests on joining the priesthood
Ahead of the Pope’s visit to Britain this week, it’s emerged more men are training to be priests in England. One new recruit and one thinking of becoming a priest speak to Channel 4 News.
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Catholic bishop hides as abuse crisis unfolds
As the Pope prepares to come to Britain, the Catholic church is engulfed by a new crisis. Jonathan Rugman has details of a distressing inquiry into child abuse by priests in Belgium.
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Catholic crisis: child abuse victim speaks out
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.
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Tapes reignite Catholic sex abuse scandal
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.
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Who could replace Joe Biden?
With the Democrats worried that Joe Biden’s campaign troubles could ruin their chances of winning the November 5 election, Biden insists he will stay on, but many want him to step down. So who could replace him?
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‘I’m worried that if it’s not the bullets that kill them, it will be the lack of water,’ says Layla Moran MP of civilians trapped in Gaza church
The Liberal Democrat MP Layla Moran says her relatives are among hundreds of civilians trapped in a Catholic Church in Gaza City as Israeli forces operate nearby.
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RAAC: Parents protest school closures in Durham
Parents with children at a secondary school which has been largely closed for almost a month because of unsafe concrete have been holding a protest during a visit from the schools minister.
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Faith leaders join mourners queuing to see Queen lying in state
The Archbishop of Canterbury crossed the bridge to Westminster this morning to greet some of the mourners as they waited to see the Queen lying in state, along with the head of Britain’s Roman Catholics, Cardinal Vincent Nichols, and other faith leaders.
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UK-based Ukranians rally to support relatives at home
Ukrainians here in the UK have been desperately trying to rally support and raise money for relatives and friends back home, including many who gathered at London’s Ukrainian catholic cathedral today.
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‘Utterly appalled and saddened by death of Sir David Amess’, says vicar Kevin Hale
We were joined by Monsignor Kevin Hale, vicar general from the Our Lady of Lourdes & St Joseph Catholic Church, where Sir David Amess was a frequent worshipper.
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Revisited: Northern Ireland two-part special
What would it mean to be a Unionist, if the Union no longer exists?
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Calls for calm heeded as loyalist bonfires are lit in Northern Ireland
They were the fires said to have lit the way for the Protestant King William of Orange in his battle against the Catholics more than three centuries ago.