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September 9, 2007

The Big Questions, BBC1, 9th September 2007
September 7, 2007

Making sense of moral muddle

In due course, I intend to offer a more theologically grounded and ekklesially shaped response to the BBC's new opinion poll on the state of Britain's sense of morality. Meanwhile, here is my Guardian article.
September 7, 2007

New survey says people think Britain is in moral decline and religion could help

An overwhelming number of people believe that Britain is experiencing a moral decline according to a BBC/ComRes opinion poll for The Big Questions, a new BBC belief and ethics programme. 83% of those asked agreed or strongly agreed with that statement, as against only 9% who disagreed.
September 7, 2007

Asking the big questions

The BBC is launching a new belief and ethics TV programme - and Ekklesia is on board from the outset.
September 5, 2007

BBC accused of bowing to climate change sceptics on Planet Relief

In a move designed to safeguard its independence, but which critics will see as bowing to a minority of climate change sceptics, the BBC is reported to have scrapped plans for the TV special Planet Relief, aimed at raising awareness of the human contribution to global warming.
August 21, 2007

Turmoil in the financial markets, Thought for the Day, BBC Radio 4, 21st August 2007
August 15, 2007

Heathrow protests, Indian independence and Mahatma Gandhi, BBC Radio 4 Thought for the Day, 15 August 2007
July 4, 2007

Archbishop Sentamu drums Alan Johnston to freedom in Gaza

The Archbishop of York pounded an African drum to celebrate the release of the BBC's Alan Johnston from captivity in Gaza today. Now Hamas wants recognition for its Palestinian authority. And many non-Westerners remain in prison.
May 30, 2007

BBC profile Christian Peacemaker Teams

The BBC's website is running a picture stroy of Christian Peacemaker Team's work in Hebron. Great pictures and some information about their great (and much needed) work
May 13, 2007

Iran denounces Alan Johnston kidnap as Sentamu makes appeal

The Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, has gone on al-Jazeera to appeal the release of BBC journalist Alan Johnston, whose kidnap in Gaza has been denounced by the Iranian government and galvanised media freedom activists.