Thirty years of fighting for secularism in the UK: interview with Keith Porteous Wood
The original version of this interview was conducted by Helen Nicholls of the National Secular Society (NSS) and…
‘Islamophobia’, identity politics, and free speech
The following is an expanded and updated essay based on Maryam Namazie’s remarks at the launch of Steven…
Online Extremism’s Challenge to the Enlightenment
We uphold the importance of free inquiry and the free exchange of ideas. But what happens when they…
Britain has changed. The relationship between religion and state must change, too.
New research commissioned by the National Secular Society reveals Britons are quietly but firmly secularist in instinct. Stephen Evans says in our increasingly diverse society, secularism is not a niche ideological project – it is a practical necessity.
Why is the Office for Students not protecting free speech at ‘theological colleges’?
Universities in the UK are among the best in the world, a distinction built on the longstanding independence…