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David Voas, emeritus professor of social science at University College London, who thinks the YouGov figures are not representative, says if the quiet revival was real, "we'd be looking for literally millions of new churchgoers, and they'd have to be very quiet indeed, not to say invisible, to have escaped our notice".

From BBC

"People could see, especially teenagers, you don't have to be wearing a uniform to be learning," she says.

From BBC

He reels off the benefits: PE lessons are 20 minutes longer now since pupils don't need to get changed, they don't have to worry about bringing their sports kit, the uniform is quick drying and doesn't need ironing, and pupils are more active in the playground.

From BBC

"It's just nice to know that burnout doesn't have to be the end."

From BBC

Shiber was granted an accommodation to help her manage unspecified mood and anxiety disorders: a window from midnight to 9 a.m. in which she would not have to work, the lawsuit said.

From The Wall Street Journal