Hundreds of religious leaders marched through London to demand action on global poverty, in an event hailed by Gordon Brown as one of the greatest public

LONDON (AFP) — Hundreds of Anglican bishops from around the world were among 1500 people who marched through central London Thursday calling for urgent

Hundreds of bishops from across the world are to join a procession through central London calling for urgent action to tackle global poverty.

After days of division in Canterbury, the 650 bishops united in their demand for world leaders to meet their promises on ending poverty.

Rowan Williams was at the head of the Lambeth Conference delegates as they demonstrated their commitment to help end extreme poverty across the globe.

Around 700 Anglican bishops have marched through London in a call on developed countries to see through their millennium development goal (MDGs) commitments

Gordon Brown has hailed a march of hundreds of the world's religious leaders, calling for urgent action to tackle global poverty, as "the greatest public

The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams will call on governments to keep their promises on aid and development or face further starvation,