Thinking Anew – ‘That they may be one’

English ‘chumocracy’: Boozy weekends and class disdain with the Camerons

London Letter: David Cameron has been embarrassed by a book about his inner circle

Serious dialogue: How different churches can enrich one another

Rite&Reason: Receptive ecumenism seeks to learn from features of other denominations

Gillian Anderson: Be wary, playing Thatcher is a poisoned chalice

There’s a double standard to objections about the casting. But dangers do loom

'I’d say personal challenges have been the biggest I’ve had to face'

Fitness manufacturer has created gyms for Arsenal, Everton and Google among others

‘Michael Inside’ – how prison affects a teenaged first-timer

‘A lot of the former prisoners said the story of the film is very much their story’

Homeless children growing up in poverty just outside Disneyland

The Florida Project is Sean Baker's acclaimed new film, a comedy about children living in budget motels in the shadow of Disney World

I Am Not a Witch review: Serious satire on a terrifying phenomenon

Rungano Nyoni’s knockout debut tackles the treatment of ‘witches’ in Zambia

Glen Dimplex workers vote to strike in row over pay

Workers in Newry factory overwhelmingly back industrial action

Shorn of his wingman, Boris surprises with brexit stage left

Michael Gove, fresh from destroying his friend David Cameron, goes for the accumulator

SABMiller vows to double cost savings amid takeover battle

London-listed producer of Miller Lite aiming to save ‘at least’ $1.05 billion a year by 2020

SABMiller profit beats expectations, sees tough year ahead

Maker of Peroni and Grolsch reports operating earnings of $6.37 billion

SABMiller beer sale trend worsens in second quarter

Group said overall revenues rose 3 per cent in the three months to the end of September

Heineken sets beer deal talk bubbling but owners brush off deal

Brewer’s share prices rise after Dutch group rejects approach from rival SABMiller