“The fact is that we simply can’t afford to be religiously illiterate in today’s world. To be religiously illiterate in today’s world is simply to fail to understand how and why others act as they do.” – These are the words of Bishop Philip Mounstephen, the Bishop of Truro, speaking at the deferred 175th anniversary celebration of The National Club earlier this month.

It shouldn’t even need saying, but it’s outrageous to reference the Holocaust or wear yellow stars on lockdown protests

“We, as Jews, can’t hope to survive in wider society without the help and support of non-Jews.”

There is something distinct about Rafiq’s testimony, which reveals how Yorkshire sits in the national imagination and how Yorkshire’s south Asian Muslims have been historically positioned as outsiders.

Tom Holland has spoken movingly about the profound impact of witnessing firsthand the suffering of Christians in other parts of the world.