Latest issue: 7 August 2001  Fiona CampbellThe introduction to Christianity known as the Alpha course, pioneered by evangelical Anglicans in London, has been phenomenally successful. Why? And what do the critics say? A young freelance journalist has taken 
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Featured ArticlesWedded friendships
Alan Bray Wedded friendshipsSpiritual same-sex friendships have been celebrated in the history of the Church with rites that gave them a standing akin to marriage. That is the belief of an ecclesiastical historian and honorary research fellow of Birkbeck College in the University of London, who here presents some of the evidence for his view....
Eastern Europe's royalty in waiting
Jonathan LuxmooreEastern Europe's royalty in waitingDoes the return to power of Bulgaria's king in parliamentary elections mean that Europe's deposed royal houses could enjoy a resurgence? Our Warsaw correspondent does not rule it out....
Lemmings en vacances
Alain WoodrowLemmings en vacancesAt this time of the year France goes on holiday - on the same day. It is like the migration of lemmings, says our Paris correspondent. The English have no justification in feeling superior, since it was they who invented the French Riviera....
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