Two-thirds of people want to see more religion in the media, so why are they being ignored?
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Dr Jenny Taylor2022-10-06T15:39:00
A survey by the Faith and Media Initiative has shown that journalists are neglecting religion, despite people wanting more of it. But religion is not an activity or pastime to be reported on like any other, says Dr Jenny Taylor
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