Analysis
A tale of two REs
Do two new mandatory school subjects risk hindering educational diversity in England?
Opinion
Exclusive
Far above politics
Let’s be caught up in our Christian identity not identity politics, says Danny Webster
Analysis
Two steps forward, one step back? Asylum and religious freedom
Our public policy researcher, John Coleby, looks at Christian asylum and the Home Office
Analysis
Public policy Wales update: March 2019
A Christian reaction to the death of Paul Flynn
News
Stand up for freedom
Could you respond to the Scottish government's consultation on hate crime?
News
Bigots no more
Commitments given on One Scotland poster after Evangelical Alliance intervention
News
Government’s anti-persecution inquiry launched
UK government to review how it supports persecuted Christians around the world
Analysis
Confusion and chaos, or a country crying out for hope?
As Christians we are to be people of hope in uncertain times
News
A response to the new First Minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford
Sam Pritchard, public policy lead for Wales, responds to the appointment of the new First Minister
Opinion
Love your political leaders
How can you show your elected representatives some love this week? asks Nicolas Martin
Article
Christmas: Presence, power, purpose and public policy
Emmanuel means that three transformational realities change how we engage with politics and policy
Opinion
