Cardinal Vincent Nichols said the prohibition was 'not supported' by scientific evidence and accused the Government of 'a misunderstanding of the importance of religious faith'. Downing Street has indicated that the evidence for the decision to ban religious services will not be published. Cardinal Vincent Nichols said the prohibition was 'not supported' by scientific evidence and accused the Government of 'a misunderstanding of the importance of religious faith'Socially distance church services resumed after the first lockdown but all but private worship is now outlawed until December 2. The move has been heavily contested, with a host of religious figures - including Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby - writing to Boris Johnson to ask that the decision to bar all services except funerals be reversed. He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: 'I think it will be changed.
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The recorded view changes have been overwhelmingly praised .
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