Humza Yousaf and the new face of Islam in public life
Paul Bickley on Humza Yousaf becoming Scotland’s First Minister and the evolving perception of Islam in public life. 28/03/2023
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On moral issues, do we really want to take the American way?
Paul Bickley on Theos’ YouGov polling for Politics.co.uk. 03/03/2023
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Is disestablishment becoming more likely?
Paul Bickley addresses public calls for the disestablishment of the Church of England. 19/01/2023
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The circus left town. Where was the bread?
On the 10th anniversary of the 2012 Olympic’s opening ceremony, Paul Bickley reflects on whether the games lived up to the ‘legacy’ promised. 27/07/20
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Empty Benches, Empty Desks: Why We Should Return to the Office, Sometimes
Paul Bickley reflects on recent calls for civil servants to stop working from home. 05/05/2022.
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Suffer the Little Children
Paul Bickley examines ‘the liberal case for pronatalism’ in the wake of recent reporting on population decline. 27/09/2021
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The Hundred: What Can Cricket Teach Religion?
Paul Bickley looks at cricket’s new competition, The Hundred, and examines what it can teach the Church. 25/08/21
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Paul Bickley appears on BBC Radio Merseyside
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Reclaiming the Sabbath for rest could reduce work anxiety says Christian think tank
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Curb worker exploitation, says Christian think tank
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Just Work: Humanising the Labour Market in a Changing World
As the relationship between work, time and place changes, this report explores how we can rediscover patterns of rest. (2021)
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