Just Work: Modern Anxiety, Ancient Answer
Paul Bickley introduces the latest Theos report, ‘Just Work: Humanising the Labour Market in a Changing World’. 19/07/21
In BriefWorking 9 to 5(am)?: Work and its Limits in the Post–Covid World
Marking the launch of Theos’ new report on the future of work, we will consider how we view the work in our lives – and the future of it.
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London 2021 – religion, politics and leadership – what’s the picture?
In the run–up to the mayoral election, we revisit our former research and ask if the pandemic has shifted public perceptions of religion.
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Right now, churches should close
Paul Bickley argues that closing church buildings to public worship is the best way to love our neighbour. 12/01/2021
In Brief
Labour shadow minister resigns for views she doesn’t have
Paul Bickley comments on Janet Daby’s recent resignation from her position as the Labour Party shadow minister for faith. 09/12/2020
In Brief
Let’s face it: elite sport can be ethically ugly
Paul Bickley argues that the fixation with success in elite sport leaves questions of morality aside. 14/08/2020
In Brief
Religious trends in a time of international crisis
Following new YouGov polling Paul Bickley outlines how the pandemic is shifting spiritual sentiment and where might things go in the future. 11/08/20
In Depth
Will there ever be another Conservative mayor of London?
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Religious London Online Launch
Theos will be launching our latest report Religious London.
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The case of Suella Braverman and the Triratna Order
Paul Bickley responds to recent articles about Braverman’s association with the Triratna order. 18/02/2020
In Brief
Paul Bickley appears on BBC Radio Merseyside
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The problem with the National Lottery
Paul Bickley reflects on whether the National Lottery deserves the status of a national institution. 04/12/2019
In Brief