A survey for the Telegraph shows more than half of people see Britain as a Christian country, with a significant amount of them worried about the rise in religious fundamentalism. Speaking to Premier's News Hour, former magistrate and member of the General Synod, Alison Rouff, says it's obvious why some are worried.
Director of political programmes at Christian think tank Theos, Paul Bickley says a number of high profile court cases could be to blame.
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