ALT A graphic featuring a suitcase with a ticket for Ankara and a piggy bank that says 'grants not debt' plus a copy of Laudato Si. "Leave the empty promises at home. Pack real climate action for COP31."

ALT A poster-style graphic for the Faith in Action event featuring a number of different people including Fr Charlie Chilufya and supporters signing petitions. "Faith in Action online event - Campaigning for change with CAFOD. Saturday 31st October, 9:30am - 12pm. cafod.org.uk/FIA"

ALT A prayer graphic with an image of a candle. It reads: "God, our strength and our help in times of trouble, be with your people now, in the aftermath of this earthquake. Move us to come together offering shelter for the homeless, rest to the weary comfort to the injured and distressed so that although all is unsteady and faith may be shaken, the light of your hope shines through. We ask this through Christ our Lord, Amen."

ALT A graphic for Family Fast Day featuring a photo of Tayla in Zimbabwe and parish communities in England and Wales at previous Fast Day events. "Thank you for turning faith into action for our global family."

ALT A photo of a schoolgirl called Tayla in Zimbabwe who's wearing a blue school tracksuit. "Family Fast Day We did not have a lot of food, so we didn't have a lot of energy."

ALT A quote graphic with a heading that says: "Ed Miliband pledges to put development and climate at heart of foreign policy." The full comment is: "Ed Miliband’s pledge to put international development at the core of his work as Foreign Secretary is to be warmly welcomed. His decision to act as the UK’s Governor on the World Bank’s board is a huge opportunity for him to urge a major rethink of its governance and policies - from reforming voting rights so that low-income countries are fairly represented to improving debt transparency and ending seed certification laws that harm smallholder farmers and the environment. The UK is one of only six countries with a permanent seat on the Bank’s board. By taking a strong stand now to build a more representative, transparent, and accountable Bank, Ed Miliband can make a real difference to millions of vulnerable people."

ALT Christine Allen, Director and CEO of Catholic aid agency CAFOD said: “Andy Burnham’s Catholic upbringing will undoubtedly continue to play an important part in informing his leadership and decision-making. He has talked about prioritising fairness and justice, and of having the courage to ‘fix big things’. All of that will be necessary as the UK prepares to take on the leadership of the G20 later this year. “The church’s social teaching offers a priceless framework that speaks into every aspect of life and leadership. It will be a valuable guide in the biggest challenges Mr Burnham will need to address, such as lifting people out of poverty, tackling the climate crisis and reforming the broken and harmful financial systems in our world today.

ALT A photo showing a banner with the Caritas Colombiana logo.