Branches to close, volunteers in ‘regional hubs’, some working from home. It will be bad for them and for the desperate people seeking help, says journalist Peter Ormerod

A study suggests professional deceivers may be less prone to mental disorders, says cultural journalist Peter Ormerod

For too long, the plant world has laughed at our puffy faces and runny noses. Finally there’s a plan to stop them, says journalist Peter Ormerod

MPs balking at ‘PC gone mad’ forget that Jesus instructed people to examine their consciences for unacknowledged sin, writes Peter Ormerod

The dash from cash doesn’t just contribute to social exclusion, it plays into the hands of unaccountable corporations, says journalist Peter Ormerod

The archbishop of Canterbury has said that God is neither male nor female, says journalist Peter Ormerod

Parties are broad churches, and the MP shouldn’t be punished for seeking common cause with those who have different views, says the journalist Peter Ormerod

A plant-free planet is a small price to pay for unliquidised sinuses, says the journalist Peter Ormerod

Every year, the passing of summer is mourned prematurely. But September is just as nice as August – and far less hassle, writes Peter Ormerod

The BBC pay revelations show why we should all embrace salary transparency, says the freelance journalist Peter Ormerod

A good church is so much more than just a social network. And, crucially, it tells us that we are not at the centre of the world