Can faith help us to find common ground in a changing Britain?
Sunder Katwala on the past, present, and future of faith in Britain. 05/06/2023
In Brief
Learning language is an inherently ethical process – and that includes AI
Madeleine Pennington on the ethical dimensions of AI as language learning, and the need for responsible regulation. 31/05/2023
In Depth
Exploring Assisted Suicide Laws: Rethinking Dignity, Agency, and Interdependence
Daniel Turner explores the assisted suicide debate, unpacking the notions of dignity, interdependence, and vulnerability. 26/05/2023
In Brief
Was the coronation positive for the role of religion in public life?
In light of last week’s coronation of King Charles III, Theos asks whether the event was positive for the role of religion in public life. 10/05/2023
In Brief
Good work, human dignity and the dreaded call from nursery
Following a recent report on low pay in the UK, Chine McDonald reflects on disparities, inequality and how good work is not just about money. 21/04/23
In Brief
The death of traditional funerals
In light of her recent report, Ashes to Ashes, Marianne Rozario looks at the changing ways we mark death in society. 20/04/2023
In Brief