Hate crime laws – doing more harm than good?
Paul Bickley examines the efficacy of current hate crime legislation as a tool for creating a cohesive society. 23/10/2018
In Brief
Black (British) History Month
Selina Stone reflects on the variety of roles played by Black churches in Britain, past and present. 02/10/2018
In Brief
Brit(ish): On Race, Identity and Belonging
Ben Ryan reviews ‘Brit(ish)’, an autobiographical memoir on race and identity in contemporary Britain by Afua Hirsch. 28/08/2018
In Brief
What did Britain really think of the Royal Wedding sermon?
Charlotte Hobson discusses the results of new polling on responses from the public to Bishop Curry’s sermon. 18/06/18
In Depth
A surprisingly religious royal wedding: Bishop Curry’s uncivil religion
Bishop Curry’s subversion of England’s civil religion raises big questions about the direction of the Church, argues Simon Perfect. 22/05/18
Articles
Oxfam and the UK’s moral leadership
Ben Ryan argues that despite the Oxfam scandal, Britain must not shy away from its lead role in international development. 15/02/18
In Brief