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Snip summary	DataShine, a new census data visualisation tool from Oli... UCL’s Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, shows ‘n... hotspots in Brighton, Bristol and Norwich; while Bradfor... clearly split and Liverpool keeps the faith. Dark blue a... least 39.5% Where do atheists live? Maps show the 'godless' cities of England and Wales \| Cities \| The Guardian http://www.theguardian.com/...ve-maps-uk-godless-cities-religion-census-data-viz

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DataShine, a new census data visualisation tool from Oli... UCL’s Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, shows ‘n... hotspots in Brighton, Bristol and Norwich; while Bradfor... clearly split and Liverpool keeps the faith. Dark blue a... least 39.5%

Where do atheists live? Maps show the 'godless' cities of England and Wales | Cities | The Guardian: http://www.theguardian.com/...ve-maps-uk-godless-cities-religion-census-data-viz

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DataShine, a new census data visualisation tool from Oliver O’Brien at UCL’s Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, shows ‘no religion’ hotspots in Brighton, Bristol and Norwich; while Bradford and Leeds are clearly split and Liverpool keeps the faith. Dark blue areas indicate at least 39.5% there said they had no religion. Bright red means fewer than 10% gave that answer

HTML	<a href="http://datashine.org.uk/" data-link-name="in standfirst link" class=" u-underline">DataShine</a>, a new census data visualisation tool from Oliver O’Brien at UCL’s Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, shows ‘no religion’ hotspots in Brighton, Bristol and Norwich; while Bradford and Leeds are clearly split and Liverpool keeps the faith. Dark blue areas indicate at least 39.5% there said they had no religion. Bright red means fewer than 10% gave that answer

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<a href="http://datashine.org.uk/" data-link-name="in standfirst link" class=" u-underline">DataShine</a>, a new census data visualisation tool from Oliver O’Brien at UCL’s Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, shows ‘no religion’ hotspots in Brighton, Bristol and Norwich; while Bradford and Leeds are clearly split and Liverpool keeps the faith. Dark blue areas indicate at least 39.5% there said they had no religion. Bright red means fewer than 10% gave that answer

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