Peers speak out against Schools Bill amendments to allow yeshivas to continue operating as unregistered schools. Read More » ...

Ofsted reports Jewish faith schools openly flouting statutory guidance on relationships and sex education Read More » ...

Recent local incidents involving one faith group intimidating another resemble the sectarianism seen in Northern Ireland. The ...

Government will ask for Church of England's £11bn endowment to be considered when providing funds for building repairs, ...

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Faith schools undermine equality, choice and social cohesion. Let's build an inclusive education system today, to ensure an inclusive society tomorrow. Our education system should be open and ...

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The National Secular Society is a democratic organisation, governed by an elected Council of Management. The day-to-day running of the organisation is delegated to the chief executive officer, who is ...

NSS highlights "asymmetry" where Anglican and Catholic families more favourably treated than those of minority faiths or no ...

Leicestershire Police are investigating an "unauthorised procession" which has been described by a Hindu human rights campaigner as a display of "Hindutva" - right wing Hindu nationalism.

Charities must have 'charitable purposes' that demonstrate how they provide a public benefit. The benefit provided by most of the 13 'charitable purposes' set out in the Charities Act 2011 is clear.

The 2021 Census showed the proportion of people of England and Wales identifying as Christians dropped to 46% from 59% just a decade earlier. In effect 6 – 7 million have moved from defining ...