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Ben Ryan on TWR: News Review

Ben Ryan on TWR: News Review

Ben Ryan joins the TWR News Desk to discuss the week’s news. 08/12/2018

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Ben Ryan, Head of Research at Theos, joins the TWR news desk to discuss the week’s news, including the French riots, Brexit, the auction of Albert Einstein’s ‘God letter’ and the death of of George H. W. Bush.

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Ben Ryan

Ben Ryan is Home Affairs Adviser at Church of England. He was Head of Research at Theos until late 2019. He is the editor of Fortress Britain? Ethical Approaches to Immigration Policy for a Post–Brexit Britain (JKP 2018) and the author of Theos reports on chaplaincy, the EU, the Catholic charity sector, mental health and ecumenism.

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Posted 10 December 2018

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