Three Britons count themselves as Christian for every one non-believer, according to a major survey.
And nearly seven in ten said they were Christian, even if they never go to church.
Fewer than a quarter said they had no religion and only one in 12 follows another religion.
The finding that the nation remains overwhelmingly Christian comes days after it emerged that BBC programme-makers have been put under pressure to stop describing dates as BC or AD.To read more, click here.
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