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What it’s like to study Journalism when the world is on fire
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Every year the Sandford St Martin Awards receive something in the region of 200 entries. Reviewing, carefully considering and, ultimately, identifying…
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Researching religion under lockdown
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Connie Dimsdale, who is studying for an MA in Journalism, reflects on her experience researching how religious communities have engaged…
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How have broadcast and social media been used to support faith during the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Over the last couple of months MA Journalism student and the 2020 Guild of St Bride’s bursary student Connie Dimsdale has been…
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OK Boomer! Are Millennials more moral?
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What does the UK think is right and wrong? The BBC’s survey of morality in 2019 The BBC has published…
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Why good journalists need religion
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At times marked by political or social shock and upheaval the need for good journalism is particularly acute. Good journalists understand that…
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Jimmy McGovern: getting ‘Broken’ on TV
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Just over a week ago, the great Hollywood screenwriter William Goldman died in New York at the age of 87. …
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How should TV portray people of faith?
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We watch a LOT of TV concerning religion, ethics or spirituality here at the Sandford St Martin Trust and so…
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Thinking about Thought for the Day
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In a case of the newsmakers making the news itself, earlier this week the Radio Times published an interview with presenters of…
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“Religious literacy helps us to understand our secular selves”
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On Saturday 8 April, 2017 the following editorial responding to the news that the BBC is to close its Religion…
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The Importance of Being a Children’s Broadcaster
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The Sandford St Martin Trust has been making annual awards for the best radio and television programmes about religion, ethics or spirituality…
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God: TV’s Holy Grail
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Billed by the Festival organisers as one of this year’s hottest debates, this Sandford St Martin Trust event delivered exactly…