2024-11-13
Metro Front Page 13th of November 2024
The Archbishop of Canterbury has resigned following criticism over his handling of abuse allegations within the Church of England, acknowledging past failures to address the situation adequately.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has resigned following criticism over his handling of abuse allegations within the Church of England, acknowledging past failures to address the situation adequately.
The Archbishop of Canterbury is under pressure to resign following allegations of mishandling cases of misconduct within the Church, with leaders calling for his departure.
The Princess of Wales participated in a Remembrance Sunday ceremony, paying respects at the nation’s war memorial.
A recent report alleges that the Church of England concealed misconduct by a barrister at Christian summer camps for decades, affecting numerous individuals and leading to criticism of church leadership for not addressing the issue adequately.
Donald Trump has secured a significant political comeback by winning the recent election in the United States, leading to varied reactions both domestically and internationally.
In a closely contested election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, technical issues with voting machines in key states have raised concerns about the final results.
Labour has decided to increase annual tuition fees for students, reversing Keir Starmer’s previous pledge to abolish them, with a new fee increase set at 3.1% beginning next October.
Spain’s King Felipe faced public discontent during a visit to a flood-stricken town, where officials were criticised for their slow response in alerting residents before the disaster occurred.
Survivors of alleged misconduct involving Harrods are launching a compensation claim with £1 billion in legal support, as they seek justice after purported abuses connected to Mohamed Al Fayed.
The UK government has announced a budget with a £40 billion increase in taxes and borrowing, aimed at funding significant investments in public services such as the NHS and schools.