Haiti jail reveals chaos behind quake breakout

Prisoners who fled Haiti’s central jail when the earthquake struck had been enduring some of the worst conditions imaginable, the BBC’s Mark Doyle reports.

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Bishop in abuse victims apology

The Bishop of Derry apologises to five people who suffered child abuse in Catholic Church-run institutions.

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No end to Nigeria cycle of violence

The BBC’s Caroline Duffield reports on the continued tension between rival communities in the Nigerian city of Jos after the recent slaughter of at least 100 people.

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Event to prepare Maundy service

An event is being held in Derby cathedral to prepare for the Queen’s visit to hand out Maundy Money.

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Nigeria women protest at killings

Hundreds of Nigerian women protest over last Sunday’s violence near Jos, where many women and children were massacred.

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Nigeria women protest at killings

Hundreds of Nigerian women protest over last Sunday’s violence near Jos, where many women and children were massacred.

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Haiti quake pupils look to future

Children who survived last month’s earthquake in Haiti are slowly going back to class. The majority of schools are still closed but some have re-opened in Port au Prince. School Reporters in Haiti describe the quake, school life and their ambitions for the future.

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Haiti quake pupils look to future

Children who survived last month’s earthquake in Haiti are slowly going back to class. The majority of schools are still closed but some have re-opened in Port au Prince. School Reporters in Haiti describe the quake, school life and their ambitions for the future.

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Faith Diary: Faith Falls Down Under

The BBC’s Religious Affairs correspondent Robert Pigott investigates how the claims of Atheism are making inroads from Australia to Europe.

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Faith Diary: Faith Falls Down Under

The BBC’s Religious Affairs correspondent Robert Pigott investigates how the claims of Atheism are making inroads from Australia to Europe.

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