Fiona Bruce: Fighting for persecuted Christians around the world
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Tim Farron discusses Christian persecution with Fiona Bruce MP, the PM's new Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief and long advocate for religious freedom. Fiona explains how people can get involved in campaigning and how it has changed her role. She also shares how she became a Christian and why she doesn't always toe the Conservative party line.
With Harry and Meghan's interview still stealing the spotlight, Tim Farron argues that it could be a soap opera-style distraction from bigger issues.
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Released on 9 Mar 2021
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