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thetimes.com > uk > religion > article > many-of-the-non-religious-still-believe-in-an-afterlife-and-a-god-hhxzsls2t

Many of the non-religious still believe in an afterlife and a God

6+ mon, 3+ week ago  (674+ words) Not all Britons who say they follow no religious faith can be classed as total non-believers, a study has concluded, finding that a third believe in an afterlife and a quarter believe in God. Almost half the UK population, at…...

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thetimes.com > uk > religion > article > gen-z-religious-revival-claim-yougov-j9c9d3rmf

Gen Z religious revival claim withdrawn over ‘flawed’ YouGov survey

1+ week, 2+ day ago  (879+ words) A report claiming that large numbers of Gen Z have been going to church services prompted excitement about a religious revival. However, it has now emerged that it was based on "flawed" data after a survey had been filled in…...

The Sunday Times
thetimes.com > uk > religion > article > christian-uk-church-faith-religion-zqkdc2qk9

‘Enslaved by Instagram, saved by church’: meet the new Christians

18+ min ago  (809+ words) In her twenties, Cecilia Guilford decided to extricate herself from a "tumultuous" life in which a well-paid sales job and busy social life left her feeling empty. "I had no peace, no deep confidence, everything was on the surface," she…...

The Sunday Times
thetimes.com > business > economics > article > renewed-conflict-in-the-middle-east-may-unleash-stagflation-20-7g67lp8nl

Renewed conflict in the Middle East may unleash Stagflation 2.0 

1+ hour, 33+ min ago  (621+ words) Renewed conflict in the Middle East may unleash Stagflation 2.0." Terence MacSwiney, a Sinn F'in Lord Mayor of Cork, who died on hunger strike in 1920 in Brixton prison while asserting the legitimacy of the Irish Republic, famously said: "It is not…...

The Sunday Times
thetimes.com > world > ireland-world > article > iran-war-hitting-irish-building-costs-07pbcgxxt

How the Iran war is hitting Irish building materials

1+ hour, 33+ min ago  (1776+ words) In recent weeks Paul Mitchell, a director of the building consultancy firm Mitchell McDermott, has been taking calls from concerned builders and developers. The war in Iran has created uncertainty in the construction sector, as many fear that surging prices…...

The Sunday Times
thetimes.com > uk > scotland > article > lucy-halliday-the-testaments-margaret-atwood-fc0rdb6gd

The Testaments star Lucy Halliday’s rise from youth theatre to big time

1+ week, 6+ day ago  (967+ words) Lucy Halliday grew up in Paisley borrowing Margaret Atwood books from the town library. "I checked those books out like nobody's business," says the fresh-faced 22-year-old. "Like, I loved her." Next month, in a joyous leap for her burgeoning acting…...

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thetimes.com > life-style > celebrity > article > ann-dowd-interview-handmaids-tale-the-testaments-8l3z8fbj0

Is Ann Dowd the scariest woman on TV?

23+ hour, 33+ min ago  (876+ words) The actress Ann Dowd is best known for terrifying people. In her Emmy-winning role as Aunt Lydia, former primary-school teacher turned vicious overseer of Gilead (a dystopian near-future US) in The Handmaid's Tale, Dowd had one handmaid's eye plucked out…...

The Sunday Times
thetimes.com > uk > scotland > article > glasgow-immigration-rise-housing-drc9r0rj8

Scotland’s ‘sanctuary city’ reckons with the cost of kindness

1+ hour, 33+ min ago  (1544+ words) We have got a problem with cohesion in our cities," thundered Lord Offord of Garvel, the former Conservative treasurer who now leads Reform UK in Scotland. The multimillionaire financier has expressed support for a vigilante group, made up of white…...

The Sunday Times
thetimes.com > culture > tv-radio > article > this-is-exactly-what-a-public-service-broadcaster-should-be-doing-gxzjjkq79

No chummy chit-chat here — this is exactly what Radio 3 should be doing

2+ hour, 33+ min ago  (249+ words) Key Changes: Radio 3s Essential History of Classical Music begins in 1026, in Arezzo, Tuscany. "Lets imagine," Gillian Moore says, "a warm spring day, a monk entering the scriptorium and hitching up his robe to take a seat at a wooden desk....

The Sunday Times
thetimes.com > life-style > food-drink > article > bonheur-restaurant-review-1122-for-two-and-just-three-stars-0j8l5tznx

Bonheur restaurant review: £1,122 for two — we’ve just eaten a mini-break

3+ hour, 19+ min ago  (623+ words) Among the restaurant critics, anything Michelin elicits a bit of an eyeroll. It's pretentious, parodic, tweezingly silly stuff. Generally we're a watchful, prickly bunch, so I think all that uncool fussing, all the eye contact, all the naff "would Madam…...