Religion & Law

Story here.  I don't know much about him, but I liked this:

He has strongly defended Catholic schools in the face of growing hostility from Britain's teaching unions and accusations that they lead to segregation. In 2006 he helped to force the Government to back down over plans to impose quotas of non-Catholic pupils on Catholic schools.



Last year he criticised 'misleading' reports in the media that Catholic schools were failing to adhere to new admissions codes set by the Government.



He has been vocal in opposing the Government's Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill, which was passed into law last year.