Deeply flawed but courageous… Why we still need the press to speak truth to power
Andy Walton reflects on why ‘Press’, the BBC’s recent drama series, reminds us why we still need news networks to speak truth to power. 30/10/2018
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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
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It’s time for the government to act on Religious Education
As Theos launches a new briefing paper about the future of RE, Simon Perfect calls on the government to listen to the RE community. 22/10/2018
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AI and MRS GREN: What does it mean to be human?
Nick Spencer argues that the embodiment of human thought constitutes the thin red line between humans and Artificial Intelligence. 11/10/2018
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Praying For, or Preying On?
Paul Bickley asks how faith–based charity agencies can maintain their ethos, while acting responsibly towards clients and funders. 11/10/2018
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Apocalypse Soon: Rejecting Despair and Denial about Climate Change
Hannah Malcolm advocates for a renewal of our environmental responsibility in the wake of the latest IPCC report. 09/10/2018
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