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15 Nov 2012

Discrimination on religious grounds in education is spiritually and socially harmful

As we report here, a November 2012 ComRes opinion survey commissioned by the Accord Coalition on inclusive education indicates that the British public is overwhelmingly opposed to selection or discrimination on grounds of religion in the matter of admissions to state funded schools.
15 Nov 2012

Opinion poll: religious selection or discrimination in school admissions
15 Nov 2012

Public overwhelmingly opposes religious selection in state funded schools

Nearly three-quarters of the British public (73 per cent) would like an end to state funded schools selecting pupils on the basis of religion or belief.
9 Nov 2009

Politicians and generals struggle with public opinion over Afghanistan

Politicians and generals have been struggling to justify the Afghan war after a poll revealed the extent of public opposition. They have put forward different, and at times contradictory, arguments for keeping UK troops in Afghanistan.
7 Sep 2007

New survey says people think Britain is in moral decline and religion could help

An overwhelming number of people believe that Britain is experiencing a moral decline according to a BBC/ComRes opinion poll for The Big Questions, a new BBC belief and ethics programme. 83% of those asked agreed or strongly agreed with that statement, as against only 9% who disagreed.

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