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However, the proportion of those who identify as Church of England worshippers has seen a slight increased from 16.3 per cent in 2009 to 17.1 per cent in 2015.<ref>[https://conatusnews.com/british-religious-study-anglicans/ British Patriotism Sees Number of Anglicans Rise and the Non-Religious Fall], '''Conatus News''' , 2017</ref>}}

However, the proportion of those who identify as Church of England worshippers has seen a slight increased from 16.3 per cent in 2009 to 17.1 per cent in 2015.<ref>[https://conatusnews.com/british-religious-study-anglicans/ British Patriotism Sees Number of Anglicans Rise and the Non-Religious Fall], '''Conatus News''' , 2017</ref>}}

Britain's ''Financial Times'' reported in 2018: "The return of religion. Among atheists as well as believers, strident secularism is giving way to a renewed sense of faith’s hold."<ref>FT.com Friday, 30 March 2018</ref>  

Britain's ''Financial Times'' reported in 2018: "The return of religion. Among atheists as well as believers, strident secularism is giving way to a renewed sense of faith’s hold."<ref>FT.com Friday, 30 March 2018</ref> See also: [[Atheists and the endurance of religion]]

== UK and sharia law ==

== UK and sharia law ==