Is Christian nationalism reviving faith — or distorting it?
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Hundreds of thousands are expected in London this Saturday for the Unite the Kingdom Rally, organised by Tommy Robinson. With Christian symbols and worship prominent at previous rallies, is this cultural trend a worrying sign or an exciting opportunity? Esther spoke to Tommy Sharpe, whose organisation challenges links between the far-right and the Church, and Dom Muir, Christian speaker and author, who will be taking part in the march.
Released on 14 May 2026
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