391 items found
Corpus Christi College in Leeds is in shock in the wake of the stabbing of teacher Ann Maguire. But all parties say they must learn the lessons from this unprecedented incident.
After teacher Ann Maguire was stabbed in a school in Leeds on Monday, the clamour has begun for safer schools to stop the tragedy ever happening again – but experts warn against knee-jerk responses.
She was an inspirational teacher who never gave up on her pupils. As Corpus Christi College in Leeds mourns Ann Maguire, her death raises many questions – not least about security in schools.
Students watched in horror as much-loved teacher Ann Maguire was stabbed to death at a college in Leeds. A 15-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with the incident.
Cardinal Vincent Nichols, asked about John Paul II’s canonisation in relation to the Catholic church’s paedophilia scandal, says the late pope “made mistakes” but is still eligible for sainthood.
As Catholics around the world celebrate the canonisation of Popes John Paul II and John XXIII, Channel 4 News asks two British Catholics if saints still have a role to play in today’s society.
From Bond ordering an ‘avocado pear’ to an 18th century novel about a London prostitute – your suggestions for books to get men reading.
Ukip leader Nigel Farage claims critics who say the party’s Euro election posters are racist are “outraged because we’re actually telling the truth”.
Writing in the Church Times, David Cameron insists we should be ‘evangelical about Christianity’ and ‘pull together to change the world’. Will voters heed his message?
David Cameron’s Easter message means he has spoken more about his Christian faith this week than any recent serving prime minister. Why?
As US scientists confirm they have new evidence of what happened just after the Big Bang as well as how it has shaped the universe since, what are the other game-changing scientific breakthroughs?
The arrest of two prominent human rights activists in Sri Lanka is condemned as “not acceptable” by British Foreign Office Minister Hugo Swire, writes Callum Macrae.
Paul Mason meets a Spanish generation who thought they’d fought and won the basic battles for women’s rights.
With more than 500,000 children learning which secondary school they are going to in September, Channel 4 News asks: did you get a place at your first choice school?
If Scotland goes its own way, Alex Salmond says he’ll keep the Queen. But what if she doesn’t fancy the job? From Belgium’s bonnie prince to Tilda Swinton, Channel 4 News looks at who’s next in line.