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In Anglican and Catholic churches, average weekly attendance is down about 20% from pre-pandemic levels.

Survey findings suggest shifting societal attitudes allows for greater acceptance of different sexual orientations

Stonewall CEO says data should be ‘wake-up call’ to organisations rolling back on LGBTQ+ rights

More than 10 of young people aged between 16 and 24 identify as being lesbian, gay or bisexual according to new data released by the Office for…

Welby intends to complete his official duties by the Feast of Epiphany on Monday, his Lambeth Palace office said in a statement in November.

A new study sheds a light on the worrying trends mostly 'associated with younger people' and changing social attitudes that have made theft almost a 'national sport'.

The UK debates euthanasia incentives, Cleveland isolates a traveler amid Congo outbreak, TSMC eyes U.S. expansion, insurance tensions rise after CEO murder, hiring stagnation threatens economy, HelloFresh faces child labor allegations, and Canada expands gun ban.

Politicians might warn of the demise of ‘British values’, but across the UK, ethnic diversity is part of the fabric of everyday life

Britain is entering its first atheist age and now has more atheists than theists, according to the academics behind a global study on lack of belief in God.

Britain is entering its first atheist age and now has more atheists than theists, according to the academics behind a global study on lack of belief in God.

Civil servants can play a crucial role in turning the tide by using participative approaches like citizen panels – but only if they’re well-designed and meaningful

Politicians in Wales who deliberately mislead the public could face suspension or even recall under proposals aimed at restoring trust in politics.

Editorial: The Wages for Housework campaign asked a provocative question. More than 50 years later, it is still relevant

The rise has been driven by a ‘large increase’ in the proportion of young people identifying as bisexual, according to new figures.

How are NHS negligence payouts calculated.

Every six months or so, since November 2019, the pollster YouGov have been asking the British public the following question regarding electoral reform.Some people support a change in th

Events of the last few years have seen a rapid decline in trust, with recent findings from the British Social Attitudes report indicating a record high proportion of the public saying they almost never trust politicians to tell the truth.

The close connection between racism and British capitalism has been re-examined by many workers and young people in recent years, particularly following the international wave of Black Lives Matter protests in 2020.

This weekend saw confirmation that the Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff Sue Gray has resigned, to be replaced by former Head of Political Strategy in Number 10 – and election campaign supremo – Morgan McSweeney.

The introduction of Labour Together’s review into the general election contains the memorable phrase: “This Labour government has been cautiously hired, on a trial basis, liable to prompt dismissal if it deviates even slightly from its focus on voters’ priorities.”