Religion

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex,

Prince Harry bizarre interview requests for Spotify podcast revealed

King Charles and Queen Camilla Consort pictured after the Maundy Service, at York Minster. PIC: Simon Hulme

Religion should have no place at the King’s coronation - GP Taylor

On Easter Sunday it is customary to eat chocolate eggs

Why we eat Easter eggs on Easter Sunday - traditions explained

Easter is upon us and that means the end of Lent is too - here’s everything you need to know about the holy period

When does Lent end this year?

The Church of England has said it will consider whether to stop referring to God as “he” after priests asked to be allowed to use gender-neutral terms instead.

Church of England to consider gender-neutral terms for God

BBC building in Leeds. Pic: Tony Johnson.

Why BBC bite-size religious broadcasting can do more harm than good - GP Taylor

Bitcoins are set to challenge traditional currency.

Bitcoin, veganism and superfast phones: The biggest trends for 2018

The role of religion is back in the spotlight as the BBC plans to broaden its coverage. (JPress).

Do we need more TV programmes about religion?

Sarah Todd: A private life is a happy life

Community integration is in the spotlight following the Casey report.

YP Letters: How Muslims can help boost integration

Twitter picture of Max Edwards with Jeremy Corbyn and Ed Miliband

Death of 16-year-old York Marxism and cancer blogger Max Edwards

Jedi Knight Obi Wan Kenobi.

Star Wars: Leeds revealed as country’s Jedi Knight capital

Call for daily act of worship to be scrapped

Andrew Vine: Anti-Semitism casting its evil shadow close to home

Give wisely to help the poor

Leave religion outside the classroom and focus on real life

Simon Reevell: If the Church wants to curb capitalism, then it should practise w...

Christian outcry at nightclub named Religion

Tuesday's Letters: Church must end its infighting and spread the message

Islam 'demonised as result of atrocities'

Churches play part in trying to get electorate out to vote
RELIGION and politics may not always have been the best of bedfellows but churches in both York and East Yorkshire aim to do their bit to wake the slumbering electorate.

Politics and religion come together at cathedral