is not yet known. we ll bring you more details as they come in. the controversial american preacher franklin graham has held an event attended by thousands of people in liverpool at the start of a uk tour. before the pandemic, british venues cancelled his appearances when rights groups protested he was politically extreme, islamophobic, and homophobic. 0ur religion editor aleem maqbool reports. for one night, the us evangelical mega church experience came to liverpool. thousands wanted to see one of the most famous, some would say notorious, american preachers, franklin graham. he s the son of the late billy graham, who toured the uk for decades and filled stadia like anfield. have you ever thought to yourself, i d like to start it all over again?
likely that vladimir putin would actually use a nuclear weapon because the last thing he needs now, given how bad his forces are already faring in this fight, is to have the united states and other allies intervene as well. turning now to other news away from ukraine: the most senior clerical figure in the anglican church, the archbishop of canterbury, has strongly criticised the government s plan to send some people who ve arrived illegally in the uk to rwanda. in his easter sermon, justin welby said it posed serious ethical questions, and was the opposite of the nature of god . but a cabinet minister said the archbishop had misunderstood the government s aim, which was to combat people traffickers. 0ur religion editor aleem maqbool reports. happy easter to all of you. lovely to see you. in his most important sermon of the year, the archbishop of canterbury dealt directly with the issues of the day, drawing attention to the pressures felt by many here struggling
for six days last year, disrupting world trade. a massive queue of trucks formed on the poland belarus border as russian and belarussian drivers rushed to leave the eu following a sanctions deadline on saturday. some drivers were stuck for up to 33 hours after the eu banned lorries from the two countries from entering or staying in the bloc except those carrying medicine, mail or petroleum products. to the uk now, where the most senior clerical figure in the anglican church, the archbishop of canterbury, has strongly criticised the government s plan to send some asylum seekers to rwanda. in his easter sermon, justin welby said it posed serious ethical questions, and was the opposite of the nature of god . but a cabinet minister said the archbishop had misunderstood the government s aim, which was to combat people traffickers. 0ur religion editor aleem maqbool reports.
justin welby said it posed serious ethical questions, and was the opposite of the nature of god . but a cabinet minister said the archbishop had misunderstood the government s aim, which is to combat people traffickers. 0ur religion editor aleem maqbool reports. happy easter to all of you. lovely to see you. in his most important sermon of the year, the archbishop of canterbury dealt very directly with the issues of the day, drawing attention to the pressures felt by many here struggling with the cost of living, and calling on russia to commit to a ceasefire and withdrawal from ukraine. but he also talked of serious ethical questions about the government plan to send asylum seekers overseas. it cannot carry the weight of our national responsibility as a country formed by christian values. because subcontracting out our responsibilities, even to a country that seeks to do well, like rwanda, is the opposite
the archbishop of canterbury has strongly criticised the government s plan to send some people who ve arrived illegally in the uk to rwanda. in his easter sermon, justin welby said it posed serious ethical questions, and was the opposite of the nature of god . but the cabinet minister jacob rees mogg said the archbishop had misunderstood the government s aim, which was to combat people smugglers. 0ur religion editor aleem maqbool reports. happy easter to all of you, lovely to see you. in his most important sermon of the year, the archbishop of canterbury dealt very directly with the issues of the day, drawing attention to the pressures felt by many here struggling with the cost of living, and calling on russia to commit to a ceasefire and withdrawal from ukraine. but he also talked of serious ethical questions about the government plan to send asylum seekers overseas.