The double–edged assets of faith and sport for social cohesion
Both churches and sport are powerful agents for social cohesion but they are also dangerously fragile, writes Ben Ryan. 15/11/2019
In Depth
Politicians have caught fantasy fever, and we’re all going to lose
This year’s ‘fantasy football’ fever seems to have infected the political realm, writes Ben Ryan. 28/08/2019
In Brief
Never walking alone: the poster boys for public faith
Liverpool Football Club and its star player Mo Salah are normalising religious faith in the world of football, writes Hannah Rich. 04/06/2019
In Brief
The circus is over – now what about the bread?
Paul Bickley reflects on the impact of hosting large–scale sporting events in light of recent World Cup mania. 17/07/2018
In Brief
Blatt’s not enough
It's a mistake to think that a change in FIFA's leadership will remove those forces that have pulled football into the gutter
In Brief
Sporting futures
Andy Reed identifies four things that we need to know about the future of sport (and religion)
In Brief