Richard Marsden

2 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Liz Hull |Richard Marsden

An ‘arrogant’ former policewoman who led four paddleboarders to their deaths on a swollen river had been suspended from the force for fraud and was not ‘remotely qualified’ for the ‘dangerous’ conditions, a court heard today. Nerys Lloyd, 39, organised the weekend expedition for eight paddleboarders on the River Cleddau in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, despite ‘severe weather warnings’.

3 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Eirian Jane Prosser |Richard Marsden |Noor Qurashi

The leader of the Catholic Church in England and Wales this afternoon ruled out any chance of him succeeding Pope Francis following his death today at age 88. Merseyside-born Cardinal Vincent Nichols, 79, who is one of the most powerful figures in the church, claimed that he was ‘too old and not capable’ to be considered for the position. Cardinal Timothy Ratcliffe, who joined Cardinal Nichols at the press conference, also seemingly pulled out of the race to become the new Pope.

3 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Richard Marsden |Vaz Syed

Disgraced vicar told his Bishop 'go to hell' in abusive drunken text messages after stealing nearly £6,000 from church funeral funds, court hearsBy RICHARD MARSDEN and VAZ SYED Published: 12:15 EDT, 21 April 2025 | Updated: 12:35 EDT, 21 April 2025 A disgraced vicar sent vile drunken text messages to his bishop after admitting helping himself to £6,000 from his diocese.

3 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Richard Marsden

He was once a little boy who wanted to be a lorry driver and received his calling to the priesthood while watching his beloved Liverpool FC from the Kop at Anfield. But now Britain’s top Catholic is said to stand an outside chance of succeeding Pope Francis – and becoming the first English Pontiff since the 12th century. Liverpool-born Cardinal Vincent Nichols has been Archbishop of Westminster and head of the Catholic Church in England and Wales since 2009. He was made a Cardinal in 2014.

4 days ago | msn.com | Richard Marsden

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