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The Church Times is known for informed and independent reporting of church news, insightful faith features, film, book, and art reviews, and more. Subscribe for:•daily national and international news stories and analysis on church, religious, and current affairs•cartoons, comment, and opinion from a broad range of voic

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churchtimes.co.uk > articles > 2026 > 6-february > books-arts > book-reviews > book-review-the-discovery-of-britain-an-accidental-history-by-graham-robb

Book review: The Discovery of Britain: An accidental history by Graham Robb

7+ mon, 1+ week ago   (403+ words) Friday 06 February 2026 Ian Bradley considers British history in brief Robb recalls from his own Church of England primary school “the soul-withering tedium of the vicar’s half-hour, or more to the point, one-thousand-eight-hundred-seconds-long homilies”, and he has a long section towards…...

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churchtimes.co.uk > articles > 2026 > 16-january > news > uk > medieval-bones-finally-ready-for-reburial-at-winchester-cathedral

Medieval bones finally ready for reburial at Winchester Cathedral

7+ mon, 4+ week ago   (603+ words) Wednesday 14 January 2026 Painstaking Mortuary Chests Project proves ‘highly significant’ in fields of archaeology, history, and genetics One of the mortuary chests in the cathedral IT HAS taken over a decade of painstaking work, but 1300 bones ascribed to early medieval bishops…...