Norwich is second only to Brighton and Hove as the country’s least religious city, but its numerous faith groups are woven into public life and journalists want to hear their stories
The Mayor of Bristol, Marvin Rees, says journalists and newsrooms must do more to reflect the nature and concerns of diverse communities.
British Jews speak out against Israeli government’s limitation on Supreme Court powers: “if the Jewish home is under threat, Jewish people everywhere must speak out”
Daisy Scalchi, head of religion and ethics for BBC television, told the Religion Media Festival of programmes that explore life’s biggest questions
Justin Welby, keynote speaker at the Religion Media Festival, reflects on his challenges and hopes during the past ten tumultuous years in office
New partnership movement to engage up to 75,000 UK households which include a resident who identifies as Jewish — but is not involved in Jewish life
Open iftars marking the end of the daily fast in Ramadan, have attracted thousands of people at British landmarks and in smaller community centres, strengthening community ties
Churches and faith groups have lost their role in funeral services, as people opt for person focussed ceremonies not tied to beliefs.
Ultra Orthodox entrepreneurs pitched their products at an innovative exhibition in London
Delia Smith’s recipe for a troubled world: value and know yourself
