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‘It is a win’: Feedlot consents withdrawn

A small Canterbury community claims victory after a David and Goliath battle.

Newsroom.co.nz

Ex-Archbishop of Canterbury tells MPs assisted dying is 'profoundly Christian'

Lord George Carey has written to MPs saying it is an "act of great generosity, kindness and human love" to help terminally ill patients end their lives

Daily Mirror

‘Damning’ govt report lays out freshwater failures

Supposed protections weren’t enough to stop sensitive lakes deteriorating, a Ministry for the Environment report says

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County Durham dad faces jail after he admitted causing the deaths of three people in crash

Carl Simpson, of Fishburn, County Durham, appeared at a court in Canterbury where he was charged in relation to a crash that took place in Kent in April 2021

Chronicle Live

Justin Welby proposes amendments to ‘morally unacceptable’ illegal migration bill

Archbishop of Canterbury calls on ministers to implement strategies on human trafficking and the refugee crisis

The Guardian - UK

Mahoney calls for more clarity on hip-drop tackles

The NRL is desperate to rid the game of the hip-drop tackle but Canterbury's Reed Mahoney believes there is still uncertainty about its definition.

AAP

Archbishop of Canterbury to take lead in attempt to soften UK immigration bill

In a highly unusual step, Justin Welby plans to challenge the ‘morally unacceptable’ legislation in the House of Lords, colleagues say

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Oloapu to make history as young Bulldogs half

Canterbury prodigy Karl Oloapu is set to become the NRL's youngest starting half since the Super League war when he runs out in No.6 against Gold Coast.

AAP

Bristol Bears academy prop propelled into Super Rugby crucible as ‘gap year’ takes special turn

Andrew Turner is set for his second run out for the Canterbury Crusaders on Friday

Bristol Post

Rishi Sunak vows to use ‘as many barges as it takes’ to house asylum seekers

PM fires back at Archbishop of Canterbury, as cabinet minister admits pledges are ‘difficult’ to meet

The Independent UK

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby slapped with speeding fine days after coronation

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, was convicted of speeding just days after he crowned King Charles III and has been ordered to pay a £510 fine

Daily Mirror

Justin Welby: from crowning King Charles to conviction and speeding fine

Archbishop of Canterbury’s week went from the sublime, presiding over the monarch’s coronation, to arraignment in a magistrates court

The Guardian - UK

Justin Welby says he tried three times to resolve speeding ticket fine

Spokesperson blames admin errors for case reaching court after archbishop caught doing 25mph in 20mph zone

The Guardian - UK

Archbishop of Canterbury convicted for speeding days after leading King's Coronation

Justin Welby was ordered to pay out a fine for exceeding a 20mph limit in the Kennington borough of Lamberth last year

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The Independent UK

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby fined £510 for speeding conviction

Archbishop picks up three points on his licence following speeding offence in October last year

The Independent UK

Archbishop of Canterbury convicted of speeding days after coronation

Justin Welby was caught exceeding 20mph in Kennington on October 2 last year.

Evening Standard

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby convicted of speeding days after King Charles’ Coronation

EXCLUSIVE: Justin Welby was prosecuted in a behind-closed-doors hearing on Wednesday when he was handed three penalty points and a £510 legal bill

Evening Standard

Senior Tory slams Suella Braverman’s migrant bill: ‘Churchill would be turning in his grave’

Criticism of the legislation was led by the Archbishop of Canterbury during Wednesday’s House of Lords debate

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The Guardian - UK

UK migration bill impractical and morally unacceptable, says Justin Welby

Archbishop of Canterbury attacks plan in Lords, saying it will harm UK’s standing and fails to address causes of movement of refugees

The Independent UK

Archbishop of Canterbury: UK migration bill is morally wrong

The head of the Church of England has made a rare appearance in Parliament to condemn the British government’s controversial migration bill, calling the policy “isolationist, morally unacceptable and politically impractical.”

The Independent UK

Archbishop of Canterbury criticises Government’s small boats Bill in Lords

The archbishop, who crowned the King on Saturday, said he did not think the Bill would stop the small boats crossing the English Channel.

The National (Scotland)

Archbishop of Canterbury attacks Illegal Migration Bill in rare Lords intervention

THE UK Government has been warned its illegal migration bill is an attempt at a short-term fix which risks “great damage” to the country’s…

The Independent UK

Archbishop of Canterbury attacks ‘morally unacceptable’ small boats bill

Sunak’s plan ‘fails to live up to our history’, says Justin Welby – but No 10 fires back by saying ‘nothing compassionate’ about allowing people to drown

Wales Online

Archbishop of Canterbury 'to make rare move' condemning government's migrant plans

It has been reported that he will oppose it in the House of Lords

Daily Mirror

Archbishop of Canterbury to publicly slam Tory asylum seeker plan days after Coronation

Justin Welby is set to join criticism of Suella Braverman's plan to deport new arrivals to Rwanda as proposed immigration legislation is debated in the House of Lords today

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