
Andy Burnham: UK’s first Catholic prime minister? Yes and no
Labour Party's Andy Burnham says Catholicism is an important part of his life and his politics -- though he no longer practices the faith.

The monarch let the animal kingdom take center stage in celebrating David Attenborough’s 100th birthday.

Sabastian Sawe shattered records in London, but it was his simple gesture after the finish that offered the more lasting image.

Pope Leo XIV just met with Archbishop Sarah Mullally, leader of the Anglican Communion. What is the geographical presence of Anglicans today?

The Vatican recently highlighted traits of the Personal Ordinariates for former Anglicans, but it might not be clear to outsiders what they’re even talking about.

When we began compiling a list of cities around the world with a Catholic conversion boom, the data quickly became overwhelming!

At a recent event in Wales, the royal made an innocent mistake and had everyone in stitches, while giving us all a wonderful reminder.

Controversial legislation to permit assisted suicide in England and Wales is set to fail because of a lack of parliamentary time.

Pedro Ballester died in 2018 after a painful fight with cancer. He was well known for his radiant joy throughout treatment.

As Westminster debates assisted suicide legislation for England and Wales, the Welsh Senedd is preparing to vote on whether or not to accept the bill.

Sales of the Bible reached a two-decade high in 2025 for the United States and the United Kingdom, said the latest report from Circana BookScan.
At Westminster Abbey, Kate Winslet offered a Christmas reminder: the best gifts aren’t found under the tree.

Are you wondering, “Which of these books are can’t-miss classics?” Here are our top British novels from the BBC's list.

Pope Leo and King Charles joined together for Midday Prayer, marking a first since the Church of England broke with Rome in the 1500s.

The royal visit to Rome will include ecumenical prayer for the protection of the environment and the renewal of an ancient bond between the king and St. Paul Outside the Walls.

The Diocese of Westminster was established on September 29, 1850, as part of the restoration of the Catholic hierarchy in England and Wales.

The July 31 notice did not include a date; today’s announcement places the solemn proclamation within the Holy Year calendar.

Almost 500 years after his martyrdom, it seems more than a coincidence that Catholics now outnumber Anglicans 2 to 1 in Britain.