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In that disconnect has blossomed a growing depletion, with social and civic and familial costs I don’t believe we’ve reckoned with.

It linked work to mobility and defined work as a civic as well as a moral duty.

His summer concerts became civic rituals: families picnicking, fans waving lightsabers in time to “The Imperial March” and Williams emerging each night to ovations more often reserved for rock stars.

“There is no greater calling than being civically engaged and bringing the values that Scripture teaches us into every realm of the earth,” Schatzline said.

It was only six months ago, in a speech to civic and community leaders in Salford, that Davie insisted the BBC could help tackle a "crisis of trust" in British society.