Peter Griffiths
LONDON, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Britain's economy probably began growing again in the second half of the year, although official figures will take some time to reflect that, Bank of England policymaker Andrew Sentance told Sky News on Wednesday. Full Article

Prince Philip hosts a vegan lunch at Windsor Castle for representatives of the world's religions. One speaker describes the "cosmic drama" facing the world before the Copenhagen talks. Full Article | Comments [2]

The Church of England may remove certain powers from female bishops in dioceses where they face opposition from traditionalists. Full Article

The senior British scientist who caused controversy in 2004 by describing climate change as a more serious threat than terrorism has risked ruffling political feathers again by accusing Prime Minister Gordon Brown of talking tough on global warming, but doing little. Full Article
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