Potentially the biggest corporate case in British legal history, concerning the persistent corruption allegations against arms giant BAE Systems, is being treated rather lightly by some sections of the media.

The financial regulator who recently called for a Tobin-like tax on banking is unapologetic about the fuss he caused, and determined to re-interate basic questions about what economics really is.

Legal matters involving religion are making big headlines these days. A new database resource will help those wanting to follow the issues in detail.

Ted Kennedy was an outspoken advocate of social justice, but also (as he himself recognised) a deeply flawed person.

Besides tending its own affairs, the World Council of Churches has been busy with global advocacy work over the past week.

The theologian and 'red Tory', Phillip Blond has just announced the emergence of his new think-tank, ResPublica, on his Facebook page.

Our online book service partner, Metanoia has many compelling new books in stock for August - biblical studies, understanding Iran, Christ in the C21st century faith, Christian anarchism, Mennonite practice, and more.

International Justice Mission is a human rights organisation that secures justice for victims of slavery, sexual exploitation and other forms of violent oppression.

Real Change: The Open Politics Network is shortly to be involved in a series of small ‘hearings’ (focus-group like meetings) across the UK to find out what concerned citizens in Britain think about the renewal of politics and the democratic process.

What role does Anabaptism have to play in renewing Christianity in the new century? How do we appropriately take our past into the future?