Latest issue: 19 June 2003  Cherie BoothAs the wife of the British Prime Minister and a Catholic, Cherie Booth QC is uniquely placed to observe the interaction of government, law and Church in respect of human rights. This was the subject of her Tyburn Lecture this week 
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Featured ArticlesThe world as his parish
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Frankly speaking
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